Step through the gates of time itself and enter Gloucester, the crown jewel of Natchez's storied mansions and the oldest surviving testament to Mississippi's territorial grandeur. Originally christened "Bellevue" when master craftsman Samuel Young raised its Federal walls in 1803, this magnificent estate has witnessed over two centuries of American history unfold from its commanding perch. Here stands not merely a home, but a living chronicle—the very dwelling that sheltered the first Governor of the Mississippi Territory, where political destinies were forged and the future of a young nation took shape. Every weathered brick, every hand-hewn timber, every carefully preserved architectural detail whispers tales of a bygone era when Natchez reigned as the jewel of the Old South. This extraordinary Federalist masterpiece sprawls across more than 9,000 square feet of meticulously maintained living space, where period authenticity meets modern luxury in perfect harmony. Beyond the main residence, 7.84 acres of carefully crafted gardens unfold like pages from a master landscape architect's dream. These are not mere grounds, but an outdoor masterpiece where each pathway leads to new discoveries, each vista has been composed with the eye of an artist, and every season brings fresh revelations of natural beauty. Two separate dependencies grace the property like charming satellites to the main constellation. These thoughtfully designed guesthouses, each complete with private bedrooms, bathrooms, and fully appointed kitchens, offer visitors their own slice of this historic paradise while maintaining the intimacy and privacy that makes Gloucester so exceptional. Perhaps most remarkably, this historic treasure comes completely furnished, allowing its next custodian to step immediately into a world where every piece has been carefully selected to honor the home's illustrious past while providing every modern comfort. This is not simply a real estate transaction—it is the passing of a torch, the continuation of a legacy that began when Mississippi was still a territory and America was finding its voice. For the discerning buyer who understands that some properties transcend mere ownership to become stewardship of living history, Gloucester represents the opportunity of a lifetime. Here, you will not simply live—you will inhabit the very rooms where history was made, walk the same halls that echoed with the footsteps of America's founding generation, and tend gardens that have bloomed for over two centuries. This is Gloucester—where the past is preserved, the present is celebrated, and the future awaits your personal chapter in its continuing story. Contact us today to arrange a private viewing of this incomparable historic estate.