This charming single-family home, built in 1933, sits on nearly half an acre in the quiet rural area of Pickens, Mississippi. Combining classic colonial architecture with expansive grounds, the property offers privacy, character, and ample outdoor space. Its covered front and back porches provide peaceful spots to enjoy the surrounding landscape, while the brick exterior reflects its historical origins.
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