Metes And Bounds Homes with McLaurin Middle school

Metes And Bounds Homes with McLaurin Middle school

Welcome to Metes And Bounds, a charming subdivision nestled in the heart of Mississippi, where community spirit meets serene living. This idyllic neighborhood is perfect for families, professionals, and anyone looking to enjoy the tranquility of suburban life while still being conveniently close to urban amenities.

One of the standout features of Metes And Bounds is its proximity to McLaurin Middle School, making it an ideal location for families with school-aged children. Parents can rest easy knowing that their kids have access to quality education just a stone's throw away. The school’s dedicated staff and engaging curriculum foster a nurturing environment, promoting both academic excellence and personal growth.

The homes in Metes And Bounds are characterized by their unique designs and spacious layouts, catering to a variety of lifestyles. From cozy single-family residences to larger family homes, there’s something for everyone. Many properties boast beautiful yards, perfect for outdoor gatherings, gardening, or simply enjoying the natural beauty of Mississippi’s landscape.

Beyond the homes, the community itself thrives on friendly neighbors and a welcoming atmosphere. Residents enjoy leisurely strolls along tree-lined streets, weekend barbecues in the park, and community events that bring everyone together. The nearby amenities, including shopping, dining, and recreational facilities, ensure that you have everything you need within reach.

Discover the charm of Metes And Bounds, where the warmth of community and the comfort of home come together in perfect harmony. Come and experience a place where you can truly belong!

Newest Metes And Bounds Homes with McLaurin Middle school

$445,000
4 Beds 3 Baths 4143019 MLS
Charming - Farmhouse Style Home on approximately 6.7 Private Acres plus an income producing Guest Cottage - Move-In Ready! Discover this exceptional 4-bedroom, with option of 1 to be an office or playroom, 3-bath home situated on a spacious approximate 6.7-acre parcel in Natchez, MS. Private Deer & Squirrel Hunting, the property offers peaceful seclusion with no utility easements and a private approximate 1/3-mile trail leading from the front of the property to the back. Built in 1939 with timeless appeal, the main residence blends classic craftsmanship and modern upgrades for comfortable, low-maintenance living. Many varieties of trees and plants. Key Home Features & Recent Updates: • Beautiful hardwood floors throughout: red oak tongue-and-groove (sourced from local sawmill) in most areas, rich red gum in the dining room, and poplar wood accents in the primary bedroom. • Classic board-and-batten interior walls adding rustic charm. • Interior & Exterior electrical box is upgraded, exterior service is underground from utility pole to the house. • Three central air conditioning units (two replaced approximately 5 years ago). * Deck is 12x20 with a natural gas fire pit. * Brand new oven/range & Dishwasher • 33 new energy-efficient windows with screens installed. • Ventless Gas log fireplace with chimney capped for cozy ambiance. • Walk-in cedar closet in the primary suite, plus an additional cedar closet in the hall. • Five elegant glass French doors enhancing natural light and flow. • Flexible layout with three separate sections that can be closed off for privacy or zoned living. • New roof completed in 2025: hurricane-rated, double-shingled with 300 mph wind-resistant shingles for superior durability. * Security System with automatic lighting 1 month old, with motion & glass breakage, heat sensors. * New Pex Plumbing Pipes Additional Structures & Outdoor Amenities: • Impressive 30x45 shop (built 2012) with two 12-ft tall metal doors, 200 amp, new roof, and available plumbing - perfect for RV vehicles, equipment, hobbies, or workspace. • 18x20 additional building (new electrical panel box with 100 amp) service water located behind the main house possible rental. Carport is 15x30. • Small portable storage building behind the shop is 10x12. • Guest cottage (1 bed/1 bath) with combined living/kitchen area, central air, washer/dryer included, two double French doors opening to the porch, and its own separate septic tank and utility meters - fully furnished, has been B&B since 2009. • All structures feature separate utility meters for convenience. INSTANT RENTAL INCOME OF $1500.00 PER MONTH LEASE BACK FROM THE OWNER OF THE DETATCHED COTTAGE & 1/2 THE SHOP.

78 Government Fleet Road, Natchez

$999,000
4 Beds 3 Baths 4142609 MLS
Discover Routhland - A Rare 1815 Historic Masterpiece in the Heart of Natchez Nestled at the end of a long, gracefully winding paved driveway, Routhland awaits like a hidden jewel amid 10.68 acres of rolling Mississippi landscape. Majestic, registered live oaks--over 200 years old--gracefully frame this magnificent mansion, creating a scene of timeless Southern elegance and tranquility. In 1790, 180 acres of land was granted by Francisco Luis Héctor de Carondelet to Job Routh.[3] He built a mansion called Routhland in the 1790s, but it was burnt down in 1855.[3] Another mansion called Routhland was built in its place for Job Routh's daughter, Mary Routh, and her husband, Charles G. Dahlgren, and it later was renamed Dunleith when purchased by planter Alfred Vidal Davis. This Routhland Originally begun in 1815 in the refined Federal style by John Routh on his father Job Routh's storied land, this is the only surviving home bearing the proud name ''Routhland''--a direct legacy tied to the grand antebellum era (and the original Routhland plantation that later became the renowned Dunleith Mansion). In 1871, it welcomed the 24th Governor of Mississippi as its owner, adding layers of political and historical prestige. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places since 1977, the home evolved through thoughtful remodeling into a striking Italianate beauty, blending classic symmetry with romantic Victorian flair. Spanning 6,676 sq ft in the main residence (with a total under-roof area of 12,562 sq ft), the mansion offers grand proportions perfect for luxurious living or grand-scale entertaining. Three charming, fully separate guest cottages--each featuring two bedrooms and a full bath--provide immediate income streams through short-term rentals, Airbnb, or overflow accommodations. This is more than a home--it's a prime investment opportunity in one of America's most historic towns: • Transform it into a sought-after Bed & Breakfast or boutique inn, capitalizing on Natchez's famous Pilgrimage Tours and year-round tourism. • Host unforgettable weddings, events, or corporate retreats amid the oaks and antebellum charm. • Create a private family compound or multi-generational estate with ample space and privacy. • Enjoy existing rental income from the cottages while preserving this irreplaceable piece of history. Held by only the third generation of owners since 1946, Routhland has been lovingly maintained and stands ready for its next chapter. Step into Southern history, luxury, and opportunity--where every detail whispers stories of cotton kings, governors, and enduring legacy.

131 Winchester Road, Natchez

$1,785,000
4 Beds 4 Baths 4129107 MLS
The Wigwam of Natchez C1790, a Historic One-of-a-kind Stunning Italianate Romantic Antebellum Mansion and Historic Landmark Nestled in the Profound Oldest European Settlement of Natchez, Mississippi. The Historic Home boasts a rich history that dates back to the 18th century and includes a total of 4 lots which 3 are not included in the listed acres. Currently, the home consists of a Center Hallway with four rooms on either side, including two bedrooms & bathrooms on the main floor, & two bedrooms & baths upstairs. Two wings on either side of a Recessed Porch, a Large Central Dormer, Nine Fireplaces,Triple Windows, cast-iron posts & balustrade across the front. Some of the architectural features include Cast-Iron Balconies, 3 High Style Dimensional Moldings, Cypress (hand cut) & Pine floors through out the home, Five Original functioning Gasoliers (2 in the Foyer, 1 by the Staircase, 2 in the east Parlor) and a Fabulous Ballroom with the Original Splendor Mural on the Ceiling in The Grand Ballroom, In the dining room is 1/2 Medallion depicting a Bountiful Harvest Wheat Motif. The Original Mantle is located in the Kitchen. The exact date of the first cottage is believed to be circa 1790. From millwork records significant modifications were made in 1836 as a simple four-room cottage, the home underwent additional renovations in 1858, transforming it into the elegant structure it is today. During the Civil War, The Wigwam played a pivotal role as a social gathering spot occupied by Union soldiers in 1864 during the Civil War. Its strategic location within Fort McPherson along with four other antebellum homes played an important role in Natchez history during that time. The home's walls witnessed the ebb and flow of the war, echoing the footsteps of soldiers and the conversations of officers. In the years following the Civil War, The Wigwam served as a private residence for various families. The current owner Undeterred by the challenges, she embarked on a comprehensive restoration project. With meticulous attention to detail, she oversaw the repair of the home's structural elements, the restoration of its original architectural features, and the revitalization of its lush gardens. Set up currently as ''A Historic Venue'' or Primary residence. See the video attached. Listed on the National Register of Historic Homes. A valuable property in Natchez, Mississippi.

307 Oak Street, Natchez

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