3201 Monument Ave, Richmond, VA 23221

Welcome to 3201, the most unique home on Monument Avenue. Designed by Carneal and Johnston and home to James Branch Cabell, Richmond Novelist and namesake of VCU Library, this home is rich with history and architectural details. The triangular shaped lot allows the five-bay front to stretch 80 feet across Monument. The elongated porch is detailed with balustrade, ionic columns, and limestone lintels. Arched dormers and gables, curving and canted walls are paired with a mansard roof. Once inside, through the vestibule, you arrive into the grand entryway - the perfect welcome to this remarkable home. First floor boasts expansive dining room, 2 living rooms, “triangle room,” large eat-in kitchen with island, powder room, 4 fireplaces, elevator and 11 foot ceilings. As you take the grand circular staircase up, you’ll be in awe of the original stained glass in the ceiling. Upstairs are 3-4 bedrooms, including primary suite, office/library, 2 full bathrooms, rear staircase and laundry room. Finished third floor has endless possibilities, with 3 bedrooms, 1 full bath and recreation room. Unfinished basement has storage and full bath. Two off street parking spots included.