House Built In 1900 Available In Little Rock, Arkansas
1619 Louisiana St, Little Rock, AR 72206 $1,600,000.
8,339 square feet; 6 bedrooms; 8 bathrooms; 0.64 acres
Mansion, Neo-Classical Style
Portal for Real Estate
Specifics for Real Estate Agents:
John Criss, Hometown-Benton Real Estate Management, 501-545-5356
About This Little Rock, Arkansas Mansion Built in the Early 1900s
Please Hear Me! The original Hotze home is now on the market. In 1900, Charles L. Thompson, an extremely productive architect who established one of the most successful architectural practices in Arkansas, designed this one-of-a-kind residence. The home’s interior was designed by New York’s Tiffany & Co. The history and elegance of this house defy description.
It has 6 bedrooms, 6 full bathrooms, and 2 half bathrooms over its 8,339 square feet. The house has been well cared for throughout the years. There are nine gas fireplaces in the house, one for each of the bedrooms. The home’s heating and cooling is distributed across five separate zones. Doric Columns, a slate roof, a sunroom, an elevator serving all four floors, a laundry chute, and Honduran mahogany adorn this impressive residence.
There is a performance space for bands on the second floor. Almost 500 people have stayed in the house at the same time. There’s a carriage house and more than a half an acre of land here (guest house). The carriage house is 2,212 square feet and features three bedrooms, two and a half bathrooms, and two kitchens.
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