The first T.J. Collins home built in Staunton
Quick Overview
- built in 1891; expanded in 1913
- is roughly 3,250 square feet, stately situated on a hill
- home is restored to original structural shell ready for immediate restoration; no floorboards – additional photos here
- walkable location in a dynamic small town
- is ready for full restoration into a fine home
Home’s History
The home on 110 North Jefferson is the very first T.J. Collins house built in Staunton. It was built for the Eubanks family, a fruit and vegetable broker, in 1891. You can still see the “E” in the carved brackets on the front porch. In 1913 the family extended the home to include the library and second bedroom above on the south side of the house.
The home changed hands after the Eubanks family several times. By the 1970s it was converted into low-rent apartments on the first and second floor and rooming board apartments sharing a common bath on the third floor. By the 1990s, it was abandoned.
The home was purchased in 2008. It has undergone several necessary steps to ready it for the owner prepared to restore it back into the grand home it once was…
Historic Staunton Foundation
Please note that exterior restoration must be approved by the Historic Staunton Foundation.
Floorplans
Enjoy professionally drawn floorplans and electric plans to use, or, to build upon. The plans were drawn to conform to this home’s architectural heritage – to maximize potential historic restoration tax credits – while also bringing its inhabitants modern amenities.
As drawn, 110 North Jefferson Street’s 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom floorplans includes the following:
First Floor
- Porch
- Entry
- Library
- Parlor
- Kitchen
- Dining Room
Second Floor
- Bedroom 1
- Bedroom 2, with access to second floor solarium (removed, and would need to be rebuilt)
- Bathroom
- Laundry Room
- Master Bedroom with Parlor and walk-in closet
- Master Bath
Third Floor
- Open floor plan with electrical plans for informal den, office area, and artist studio.
Exterior
A back porch has been removed. This could be rebuilt to include an enclosed solarium, or, two-story open air porch on the back. Street parking.
Yard
The front yard is relatively flat but should be leveled for best enjoyment. The back yard is flat from exterior doors in the kitchen and dining room, perfect for a porch or patio space. Further back the yard has an upward-sloping curve suitable for a terraced garden. Mature plantings convey with purchase.
This home is supremely located in a walkable neighborhood in a dynamic small town of Staunton, Virginia, just 2-1/2 hours south of Washington, D.C. Click here to learn about it.
