404 N Adams Street

Quincy, FL 32351

Restored 19th century Queen Anne mansion with authentic detailing. Built in 1895, "The Shaw" house is the most picturesque house in town, offering a perfect blend of history and charm. It is a Queen Anne style home that epitomizes the height of 19th century romanticism. It exhibits gable detailing, roof brackets, dentil molding, paneling, and classic columns. The house has been impeccably maintained and stands tall and proud, exuding history and character. Attention to detail is evident in every corner of this beautiful home, from the intricate shingle-clad turret to the patterned panels that adorn the exterior. Inside, you'll be greeted by soaring twelve-foot ceilings, elegant moldings, and original hardwood floors that transport you back in time. The spacious rooms are filled with natural light, creating a warm, inviting atmosphere making you feel right at home. The interior also showcases stunning period features, including intricate woodwork, eight amazing antique fireplaces, decorative molding, stained glass and beveled windows, along with an elevator. This house features four bedrooms, three and a half bathrooms, and multiple living areas, providing plenty of space for a sizable family. The modern kitchen has been updated with all the amenities while retaining its historic charm. A charming wrap-around front porch, a back porch, and an upstairs screened porch, all offer stunning views of the gardens and surrounding neighborhood, providing perfect places to relax and unwind. If you want a home rich in history, character, and charm, look no further because this rare gem seamlessly is a unique and timeless masterpiece. It is a testament to the beauty and character of historic homes and is a cherished part of the local community's heritage.

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