Remarkable, stunning, one-of-a-kind historic, nationally important Choctaw Hall, located in the “Top-Of-The-Hill” Natchez historic district, a true Mississippi Landmark, and on the National Register of Historic Places. One of the most exceptional examples of Greek Revival architecture in the Deep South. Remarkably intact and beautifully restored. This 1836 mansion is the house for you if you want to entertain in grand style, love to have guests, and want to be in the center of all things elegant in Natchez. Monumental imposing facades face both east and west. From the moment you walk through the front door, you enter an elevated world of refinement and excellence. The wide central hall exudes Anglo American perfection, with two massive parlors to the left, and a magnificent dining room to the right. A stunning elliptical staircase reaches from the 2nd floor entertainment level up to the fourth floor. Three bedrooms on the upper floors, and four at the bottom level of the house. Huge entertainment areas, with balconies and at the peak of the house a Widow’s Walk from where you can see the mighty Mississippi River. The house has 7 bedrooms and 6.5 bathrooms, with 9,808 SF of living space and 11,775 of total space under roof, located on .67 acres. Four of the bedrooms and bathrooms are on the lower level and currently operate as a Bed &Breakfast with a separate entrance. The primary bedroom suite has an extra-large en-suite bathroom with roman columns surrounding a large jacuzzi tub. Outside, the garden at the front of the house is framed by a reproduction fence based on historic pictures. To each side of the house there are two formal gardens in parterre form. To the rear, a spacious garden with lawn area frames the view west toward the Mississippi River. The current owners have been amazing caretakers of the house. There have been many updates over the last decades to keep the house current and upgraded. This house embodies every superlative that you can imagine!