Located in a quiet residential neighborhood in the best part of town but only blocks away from the heart of historic downtown South Boston, Virginia, the Fitzgerald’s location allows you to take advantage of the best of both worlds.

The brick mansion was built for a local tobacco magnate in 1890, and was specifically designed to accommodate some of the magnate’s collection of antiques and family heirlooms such as two massive ornate gilded mirrors, chandeliers, and an Italian marble mantel. Other interior features include columns and parquet flooring in the large entrance hall, glazed tile fireplace surrounds, coffered ceilings in the front hall and dining room, built in bookshelves in the study, pocket doors, and refinished heart pine hardwood floors throughout.

As the house has been subdivided the above features will vary slightly from suite to suite, however, all bathrooms have been completely updated with white penny-tile floors and modern fixtures, as have the kitchens (though not with penny-tile!), including brand new Frigidaire appliances throughout.