New listing 309 Harrison St-Lynchburg 5 BR*2.5 BA-3126 sq ft-$123,900  presented by Pat Preston @ RE/MAX 1st Olympic-Lynchburg Va DIRECTIONS: 5th Street to Harrison Street. MLS# 267511-$123,900 Five AC units with home. New Roof, flashing, guttering. 7 fireplaces total. Buyer should have all fireplaces inspected prior to use.New kitchen. Exterior painted 2 years ago. Off street parking. Wired for cable. Total gas/electric bill for year was $1900.This was before new storm windows were installed. Awesome kitchen appliances. New Frig, Dishwasher, microwave and top of the line cook stove. PROPERTY INFO AND PICS   309 Harrison St. Lynchburg   VIRTUAL TOUR   Located in the following school districts Bedford Hills Elementary Linkhorne Middle E.C. Glass High ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ C... 08/02/2011

Yesterday I wrote a post about the history of the Garland Hill Historic District. Garland Hill  which goes into the rich history of this area. If you read it these next posts featuring some of these homes it will add more meaning to them. Va has a lot of rich history and this is some of it that is close by.   400 Madison Street "The Watkins House" The exterior is Queeen Anne while the interior is of many different styles. The home was recently renovated to its original grandeur. The house was built in 1898 by architect E.G. Frye for George Watkins, president of the Lynchburg Plow Company, later the Lynchburg Foundry Company. The Watkins family wanted a more elaborate house than its next door neighbor at 412 Madison Street, thus the economical frame construction outside and the more elab... 07/25/2009

Nannette Saunders | RE/MAX 1st Olympic | 434546308 316 Harrison Street, Lynchburg, VA Victorian Bargain 5BR/4BA Single Family House offered at $139,900 Year Built 1887 Sq Footage 4,249 Bedrooms 5 Bathrooms 4 full, 0 partial Floors 2 Parking Unspecified Lot Size 0.18 acres HOA/Maint $0 per month DESCRIPTION This is a combination Italianate, Gothic and Eastlake Victorian styles. Built around 1887 by architect R.C. Burkholder, the house was owned by Charles W. Scott, founder of an early Lynchburg telephone company. Note the cast iron porch. Some of the upgrading has already been done. If you love a bargain the rush right over to this beautiful estate. Hard to find this quality for this price. All five fireplaces have the original mantles and all tiles. The owner is ready to deal. see addi... 07/24/2009