This home was modeled after an 1890 antebellum home in Natchez, Ms. and "The Burns House " is still on the tour of antebellum homes. The massive front door and the handrail were duplicated to within one fourth inch of the original house. The duplicated guest quarters was the school house on the original estate. When entering thorough the front door, you will be impressed with the 20 ft. ceiling, the gorgeous chandelier and the absolute black granite floors. A formal office with a sliding entrance door is equipped for a wet bar on the left cabinet. The staircase handrail was custom built by the owner using decorative panels from Canada. The modernized kitchen features granite countertops ,custom owner made cabinets (the dishwasher & fridge are cabinet fronts), large gas stove, drop down snack bar and a cozy conversation area with a bay window view. You will be amazed by the unique butler's pantry next to the kitchen. The warm & cozy den with a lot of natural lighting is open to the kitchen and showcases the formal dining with it's incredible wall color and dazzling chandelier. The spacious master suite is downstairs and the master bath has his/hers closets, his/hers lavatory areas, separate shower and Jacuzzi tub. There are 3 bedrooms and 2 baths upstairs with many large closets and a separate room for "all occasion' decorations. Additional construction amenities are: front porch & side entrance have solid concrete columns & gray slate tiles & solid copper New Orleans gas lamps, custom made front door/hand rail/all exterior doors are Spanish cedar, as are the fully operational shutters, full gutter system. Over 60 drilled and concrete poured pilings for support the slab and the fence is 6'pipeconcrete 4 ft. in the ground with a 4x4 base slab of brick post powder coated raiding with vinyl fence & posts were backfilled with concrete. The tree shaded yard really sets the mood of days gone by!