Mulberry Hill ~ c.1900 in Keswick Hunt Country. The main house and guest house are both contributing historic dwellings in the Southwest Mountains Rural Historic District. A fine example of the vernacular Victorian style with a grand hall, 10-foot ceilings, hardwood floors and a central chimney with two fireplaces. A cozy one-bedroom guest cottage is nestled close to the rear of the house. This property has development rights with building sites to support a manor House and stables. The property has mature woodlands of hardwoods and the topography is level with complete privacy. This region of central Piedmont has been described as an abundance of open land that affords expansive vistas of the unspoiled countryside. The two residences qualify for historic renovation tax credits. Wonderful gardening spaces and a bold stream bordering Historic Grace Episcopal Church.