After WWII, this fine Victorian home was subdivided into six apartments to accomodate the returning war veterans attending the U of AL on the GI bill. The current owners, both artists and lovers of historic homes, purchased the property in 1988 and began lovingly restoring the structure to its former glory but with modern updates. There are three new HVAC systems and a new kitchen and wiring has been brought up to code. Gutters were also installed and the roof was replaced in 2003.

Finely restored Grand Victorian Queen Anne style home in the historic area of downtown Tuscaloosa near the University of Alabama stadium. Special features include quarter sawn oak wainscoting, wide plank heart of pine floor, Brasfield and Brasfield hand blocked friezes, period correct window treatments, mock turret with stained glass windows, 4 working fireplaces newly plumbed with gas starters, modernized kitchen and baths, new wiring, new plumbing and fresh exterior paint and storm windows. Amazing artisan-built screened porch overlooks beautiful Victorian gardens.

Home is protected by a termite bond. One of the fireplaces has a wood burning stove. The hot water heater is less than a year old. The lawn and garden are irrigated. Go to www.JeanMinges.com or www.TuscaloosaVictorian.com to see many more outstanding details of this gorgeous home.