211 Eutaw Ave S, Eutaw, AL 35462

Step back in time into this lovely architectural home. IT WAS THE WHITEHALL, THE 1856 SAMAUEL COCKRELL HOUSE! Was moved to present site in 1910 to allow for the cutting of Eutaw Avenue. At the height of the GOLDEN ERA 1840-1960, EUTAW was known across the nation as a cultured, elegant community. This beauty still remains today. From the outside it is quaint and cottagey with a charming bungalow style, but upon entering the massive grand hall, one is amazed at its elegance and mansion-like interior. Own anhistoric estate & a piece of unique history. One of the greatest things about this home is the explosive yard of Tiger Lilies, Fig/Pear/Apple trees, courtyard, patio, arbor and more. Eutaw is named for Rev. War hero Gen. Nathaniel Greene, who drove the British from the Southeast. The fact that the county is bordered by TWO RIVERS, spared this the lovely homes in Eutaw from the fiery fate of the nearby troops that were marching south to destroy it!