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Some homes have square footage. Some have updates. And some have stories. Built in the 1940s and beautifully expanded over the years, this gracious Southern home for sale in McComb, Mississippi, has been the backdrop for generations of family life. Located at 1006 Hickory in the beloved Edgewood Park neighborhood, the home offers more than 3,200 square feet with 4 bedrooms and 4 baths, providing plenty of room to settle in, spread out and make a little history of your own.
The long, sweeping front porch sets the tone before you ever step inside. Beyond the front door is a stunning entry with portions of the original narrow-plank heart pine flooring and a wonderful formal dining room with built-in cabinetry ready to display the good china—yes, even Grandma’s. The home has evolved right along with the families who have loved it, with additions through the years and kitchen updates that bring modern convenience to its classic character. Newer AC units provide another welcome update. One especially surprising feature is a hidden full bath tucked inside the closet of the hall guest bedroom. While a bit unfinished, it is fully functional and adds another memorable detail to this one-of-a-kind McComb home.
Situated on three spacious corner lots, the property offers plenty of breathing room in the pretty, established surroundings of Edgewood Park in McComb, Mississippi. A fenced backyard provides a private place for children, pets, gardening or simply enjoying the outdoors. Perhaps the sweetest feature is the preserved “growth wall.” Two families have raised their children within these walls, and the handwritten marks recording their growth over the years were intentionally left unpainted—a reminder of just how much life has been lived here. Convenient to McComb shopping, dining and medical facilities and approximately two hours from New Orleans, 1006 Hickory combines the space of a large family home with the character and warmth of an earlier era. Come sit on that big front porch awhile. This Southern classic in McComb is ready for its next chapter.
