216 W Roanoke Street

First time ever on the market! Maury Baldwin Watts, Clerk of the Supreme Court of the State of Virginia, had “216“ built in the early 1900’s. Located in Forest Hill Terrace this is an early 20th-century American Foursquare/Colonial Revival hybrid brick home was a dominant architectural style across Richmond's historic streetcar suburbs. A prominent, full-width front porch featuring classic fluted Doric/Tuscan columns, a staple of Richmond's Colonial Revival eSolid red brick exterior, jack arch lintels above the lower windows, a main entry flanked by side lights and a transom window, plus small accent side windows on the upper story. The unique open layout home in the living and dining room areas was due to the owner wanting to host dances on Saturday nights. The extra large ¾ acre lot has potential for dividing into additional parcels if desired. (See opinion letter from city Zoning attached in supplements.)