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$479,000
4 Beds 4 Baths 4153148 MLS
Timeless 1940s Bungalow in the Heart of Olde Towne. Nestled on one of the most desireable streets in highly sought-after Olde Towne districe, this charming 1940s bungalow seamlessly blends historic character with modern convenience. Beautiful hardwood floors, abundant natural light, and timeless architectural details create a warm and inviting atmosphere thorughout. Offering 4 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms, each bedroom enjoys the privacy and convienece of its on en-suite bath. The versatile floor plan features multiple gathering spaces, sitting rooms, dedicated office areas, and a formal dining room, providing exeptional flexibility for today's lifestyle. A private mother-in-law suite complete with a partial kitchen offers ideal accomodations for guests, extended family, or multi-generational living. Recent updates and premium amentities include a new rood, whole house generator, and a heated and cooled workshop- perfect for hobbies, projects, or additional storage. Rarely does a home of this character, size, and location become available. Don't miss the opportunity to own a piece of Olde Towne history on what many consider its most coveted street that's walkable to all the entertainment and shopping provided by our Downtown Central Business District.

519 S Jackson Street, Brookhaven

Listing courtesy of Betsy Smith Properties.

$174,900
3 Beds 2 Baths 4149713 MLS
Welcome to 1022 Prairie Ln in McComb, MS! This well-maintained 3-bedroom, 2-bath brick ranch-style home is tucked away on a quiet dead-end street in a great neighborhood while still offering excellent convenience to nearby restaurants, shopping, gas stations, and everyday amenities. The home features a comfortable floor plan with a den and fireplace, formal living room, large kitchen with dining/eating area, a sunroom, and a double garage with opener. Outside, enjoy a nice fenced backyard with a small patio, perfect for pets, kids, grilling, or relaxing in privacy. McComb offers a great Southwest Mississippi location with access to local shopping, dining, medical services, and area attractions such as the McComb Railroad Museum and Percy Quin State Park. This home combines comfort, convenience, and a peaceful setting in one attractive package.

1022 Prairie Lane, McComb

Listing courtesy of Posey Land Company LLC DBA MOSSY OAK PROPERTIES.

$1,500,000
4 Beds 4 Baths 4149000 MLS
Located in the absolute heart of downtown Ocean Springs on one of the city's most prestigious streets, this stunning home perfectly blends timeless charm with refined luxury and exceptional livability. Surrounded by mature landscaping including 7 magnificent oaks and a truly park-like setting on nearly 1-acre, the property offers a rare sense of privacy and tranquility just moments from everything that makes downtown Ocean Springs so beloved. Enjoy mornings on the back porch beneath the pergola overlooking the lush backyard, stroll just steps to Little Children's Park, or venture a block farther to experience the vibrant restaurants, boutiques, galleries, and entertainment of downtown. In the opposite direction, the beach is only a short walk away—offering the best of coastal living in one extraordinary location. This home showcases beautiful hickory flooring, a chef's kitchen designed for both entertaining and everyday living, top-of-the-line appliances, double dishwashers, a wet bar, ice maker, wine refrigerator, custom cabinetry, designer lighting, and a breathtaking marble island that serves as the centerpiece of the home. The primary suite offers a luxurious private retreat, while additional features include dedicated office space, a functional mudroom, and thoughtfully curated finishes throughout. This is a rare opportunity to own a truly exceptional property in one of the most sought-after locations on the Mississippi Gulf Coast.

312 Washington Avenue, Ocean Springs

Listing courtesy of Rain Residential.

$388,000
3 Beds 2 Baths 4147797 MLS
Brand New HVAC! Just 30 minutes from Oxford, historic charm meets modern luxury in "The Lee House," a beautifully remodeled 1888 home in downtown Batesville. Known as one of architect Andrew Johnson's most ornamented homes—and the only Andrew Johnson home in Batesville—this remarkable property showcases elaborate jigsaw molding, timeless craftsmanship, and thoughtfully preserved original details. Inside, you'll find beautiful hardwood flooring, 12-foot ceilings, many original transom windows, doors, and doorknobs, plus stunning exposed brick fireplaces. The remodeled kitchen features a farm sink, marble countertops, stainless appliances, a double oven, and a gas range. The master suite opens to a deck and has a bath with marble flooring, double sinks, and a glass-walled walk-in marble shower. An adjoining room provides flexible space for a home office, nursery, or game room. Enjoy two gas log fireplaces, two decorative fireplaces, a covered front porch with swing, and two spacious decks overlooking the backyard. The property sits on 3/4 of an acre and includes an oversized carport with two storage rooms. Elementary school grounds border two sides of the property, offering added privacy with no neighboring homes on either side. Thoughtful updates enhance comfort and efficiency with added insulation throughout the home, plumbing replacement with durable PEX piping, and the addition of a new roof in 2024. Located within walking distance of shopping and dining in downtown Batesville, this home is recorded on the National Historical Register and combines incredible architecture, modern updates, and an extra convenient location.

201 Boothe Street, Batesville

Listing courtesy of Landhawk Realty, Llc.

$849,000
4 Beds 5 Baths 4147204 MLS
There are properties that sell square footage, and there are properties that sell history. 2617 Confederate Avenue is emphatically the latter — a 1910 residence of documented architectural and historical distinction, positioned directly along the grounds of Vicksburg National Military Park on five private acres of ground where the Civil War's most decisive campaign was decided in 1863. Built circa 1910, with original solid cypress beams, a material of extraordinary durability and beauty that early twentieth-century Southern craftsmen selected precisely because they understood it would outlast everything around it. They were correct. A handsome brick-floor foyer establishes the formal entry sequence, drawing visitors through to a living room of genuine volume — floor-to-ceiling windows, corner fireplace, proportions that command attention. The formal dining room presents a second fireplace, custom integrated shelving, and a wall of purposeful storage. These are not incidental details. They are the considered decisions of a builder working without compromise. The kitchen and keeping room have been renovated to the standard the discerning buyer requires: Sub-Zero refrigeration, Viking professional appliances, a curated dry bar. The renovation respects the architecture rather than overriding it. The primary suite occupies its own commanding position, attended by dual private bathrooms and a private deck overlooking the estate grounds below. The lower level contains what is, without qualification, one of the most historically significant rooms in private residential Vicksburg: the Eisenhower Suite. On July 4, 1947 — the occasion that ended Vicksburg's 84-year refusal to celebrate American Independence Day, drawing an estimated 50,000 people into the streets — General Dwight D. Eisenhower, Supreme Commander of the Allied Forces in Europe and then-Chief of Staff of the United States Army, visited the home as a personal guest of Dr. E. C. Neill. The two men played bridge together. Three days later, on July 7, 1947, Eisenhower wrote to Neill from his DDE letterhead — a copy of the letter remains in this home today, framed on the suite's wall. In it, the future 34th President of the United States reflects warmly on his Vicksburg visit, remarks with characteristic wit on losing $1.70 at the bridge table, and expresses his hope to return. It is signed in his hand: Dwight D. Eisenhower. That letter conveys in Eisenhower's own words the regard he held for this house, its owner, and this city. The lower-level suite is fully self-contained: private living area, kitchenette, bedroom, and full bathroom — designed then as now to receive guests of consequence. Properties of this authenticated provenance do not re-enter the market on any predictable schedule. The intersection of irreplaceable original materials, documented Presidential association, a position within a National Military Park, and five private acres represents a legacy holding by any serious measure.

2617 Confederate Avenue, Vicksburg

Listing courtesy of Crescent Sotheby's International Realty.

$85,000
4091778 MLS
Prime Gulf Coast dirt—positioned in one of South Pascagoula's most sought-after pockets. This 0.59-acre homesite sits just minutes from the beach and directly across from Beach Elementary, placing you in a high-convenience, high-demand corridor where new construction continues to command attention. With 200 feet of width and a deep footprint, the lot gives you real design flexibility for a custom build—whether you're targeting a coastal cottage, elevated modern, or a full-scale family home. The property is cleared with a few mature oaks, utility access at the street, and public sewer/water available, streamlining your development timeline. Sidewalks, streetlights, nearby parks, golf, fishing, and coastal recreation all reinforce the location value. Lots of this size and proximity rarely hit the market—this is a strategic land play for anyone ready to design their next chapter on the Mississippi Gulf Coast.

734 Market Street, Pascagoula

Listing courtesy of Coldwell Banker Smith Home Rltrs-Gautier.

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