OWN A PIECE OF HISTORY. The Crow’s Nest. First time on the market since 1965. Steeped in Richmond fabric on land dating back to the Mayo family, this home was built and completed in 1810 and later transferred to the family of Sarah Shelton, who was Edgar Allan Poe’s first and last love. The home burned in the early 1900s and was rebuilt to the grand home which now stands on 2 parcels in the Fulton Hill neighborhood. Past the expansive front porch, experience the awe-inspiring foyer featuring beautiful millwork, 13-foot ceilings, welcoming staircase and stately formal rooms. As the next steward of the Crow's Nest, imagine your own idea of the kitchen space whether it’s 19th century or 21st. All the upstairs bedrooms are spacious and airy. The lower-level basement has ample room for your project area, plays space, wine cellar or just keep as storage. Lovely large yard awaits your garden ideas. The additional parcel has a 2-car garage. Owners prefer to sell this lovely property with the additional parcel. Rare opportunity for you to own a historic property, minutes from downtown.