Historic Downtown Assemblage: 428 N Cumberland + 1873 W.K. Walsh House + Pavilion & Gardens. 428 N Cumberland St: Built by the same family that built the Walsh House next door, this gracious residence has served as both a private home and a successful wedding venue. Offering ~3,550+/- heated sq ft, 4 bedrooms, and 2 baths, it features welcoming front and back porches, two HVAC systems, and seamless connections via covered walks/awnings to a 50'*40' open-air pavilion that overlooks manicured gardens-ideal for events, gatherings, or boutique commercial use (subject to city approvals). The second home on property, W.K. Walsh House (1873): A living piece of Jackson's heritage and listed on the National Register of Historic Places, this exquisitely restored I-shaped brick masterpiece blends 19th-century craftsmanship with sensitive updates. Inside you'll find ~4,395+/- heated sq ft, 3 bedrooms, 2 luxurious baths, soaring 13' ceilings on the main level and 11' ceilings upstairs, an original hand-built staircase, hardwood floors, preserved millwork, and original windows/doors. Modern comforts include updated plumbing and wiring, dual HVAC, and an elevator. Formal living and dining rooms, an office, a cozy den, and a chef's kitchen with granite tops, stainless gas appliances, and a dedicated scullery anchor the home. The spa-like primary bath offers a marble shower and cast-iron pedestal tub. The Pavilion, and Private Garden: Together with the pavilion, workshop/storage structure, and expansive green spaces, the property spans five contiguous parcels (078I G 001.00, 002.00, 003.00, 003.01, 023.00) assembled as a single historic estate creating almost 2.8 acres. Privately gated and zoned RG-3 with an "H" Historical overlay, the site allows flexible use-residential, venue, office, or boutique commercial concepts-pending city approval. Just blocks from Jackson Walk and the ongoing downtown revitalization, this rare package invites your vision for its next chapter. Contact the listing agent, Alan Castleman, for a private tour.
