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A 1910 residence on five acres of history.

2617 Confederate Ave

Vicksburg, MS 39180

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Local pulse

Confederate Avenue runs along the edge of Vicksburg National Military Park, one of the most intact Civil War landscapes in the country — a quiet, tree-lined corridor that sees more history walkers than through traffic. All Saints' Episcopal School is just down the road, and Vicksburg High School is roughly a half-mile away. The city of Vicksburg, with its riverfront, museums, and historic downtown, is a short drive.

Listed at

$789,000

Bedrooms
4
Bathrooms
5
Interior
4,300 sq ft
Lot
5.0 acres
Built
1910

Neighborhood intelligence

The neighborhood around this home.

Local context

Confederate Avenue runs along the edge of Vicksburg National Military Park, one of the most intact Civil War landscapes in the country — a quiet, tree-lined corridor that sees more history walkers than through traffic. All Saints' Episcopal School is just down the road, and Vicksburg High School is roughly a half-mile away. The city of Vicksburg, with its riverfront, museums, and historic downtown, is a short drive.

Insider favorites

  • cult favoritefood

    Rusty's Riverfront Grill

    Line out the door on weekends; locals call it best restaurant in Vicksburg for six years running.

    — amateurtraveler.com ↗
    — duffgreenmansion.com ↗
  • cult favoritefood

    Walnut Hills Restaurant

    Rocking chairs line the porch; crowds swell after Sunday church for Southern fried chicken.

    “…ot a lucky happenstance. ## Places to Eat in Vicksburg MS: Walnut Hills Restaurant [...] In case you are wondering, the other dessert selections included: Pecan Praline Pie, Key Lime…”

    — realfoodtraveler.com ↗
    — amateurtraveler.com ↗
  • cult favoritefood

    Restaurant Anchuca

    Southern-style garden room in historic mansion; locals and tourists celebrate milestones here.

    — realfoodtraveler.com ↗

    “…s See all Image 23 [...] Image 11 Image 12 Image 13 4. Restaurant Anchuca 4.6 4.6 of 5 bubbles (319 reviews) American, Steakhouse$$ - $$$ Closed now We had the shrimp…”

    — tripadvisor.com ↗
  • cult favoritebar

    10 South Rooftop Bar and Grill

    Downtown rooftop spot with views; locals recommend for atmosphere and riverside dining experience.

    “…5:30 to 9:30 pm along with Saturdays 11 am to 9:30 pm. ### 10 South Rooftop Bar and Grill [...] ### The Social The Social at 718 Grove Street offers burgers, barbecue and other delights in…”

    — duffgreenmansion.com ↗
    — tripadvisor.com ↗

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About the home

Built in 1910 for Vicksburg businessman E. C. Neill, this house sits directly along the grounds of Vicksburg National Military Park — five private acres on land where the Civil War's decisive 1863 campaign played out. The setting gives the property a stillness and weight that photographs struggle to convey. The architecture was built to match: original solid cypress beams run across the principal rooms, a material chosen by early twentieth-century Southern craftsmen for exactly the durability that has carried them here intact.

The entry sequence begins with a brick-floor foyer that opens into a living room with floor-to-ceiling windows and a corner fireplace. The formal dining room holds a second fireplace and custom integrated shelving. These are rooms built with an understanding that they would be used for a very long time.

Features

Interior

  • Original solid cypress beams
  • Brick-floor formal foyer
  • Living room with corner fireplace
  • Floor-to-ceiling windows in living room
  • Second fireplace in dining room
  • Custom integrated dining room shelving

Site

  • Five private acres
  • Direct frontage on Vicksburg National Military Park
  • Documented architectural and historical distinction
  • Built for E. C. Neill, 1910

Run the numbers

Estimated monthly

$4,199

Principal & interest
$4,199
Down payment
$157,800
Loan amount
$631,200
$789,000
20%$157,800
7%
30 yr

Listed by

Brokerage

Crescent Sotheby's International Realty

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