Known by locals as the Dixie House, this stately Victorian built in 1882 is an anchor for the popular White Street neighborhood on the Upper Historic Loop. The house has two wonderful porches that stretch across the front providing a great place to relax. A vintage Eastlake stained glass door opens into the foyer that doesn't disappoint with heart pine flooring, original moldings and high ceilings that continue throughout the home. The two spacious front rooms once served as parlors for social gatherings. The west parlor opens into a formal dining room. The eat-in kitchen has a wood beamed ceiling and custom cabinets. Polish your culinary skills using the six-burner gas Wolf range. A full bath and laundry room complete the main floor. The second floor has four bedrooms and two full baths. There is a third level attic that was remodeled as a bonus room with a bath and storage closets. Off-street parking in back. Short walk to downtown shopping and night life.