Historic Casey Mallory House— the grandest extant townhouse on a commercial street in Natchez was built 1850. The 6,699 living square feet, three-story Greek Revival, brick townhouse retains approximately 90% of its historic materials, including two Nero Portoro Italian marble mantels, heart pine floors, and the original staircases. Five bedrooms, each with en-suite bath. Formal living and dining rooms with 13-foot ceilings. Antique chandeliers, sconces, and window treatments included. Main kitchen, two kitchenettes, and all baths fully updated during a sensitive 2010s restoration — recognized with the 2019 George and Ethel Kelly Preservation Award from the Historic Natchez Foundation. Located within the Natchez on Top-of-the-Hill Historic District, steps from the city's finest restaurants, antique shops, and the heart of Natchez's cultural scene. Three blocks to the Natchez Bluff, where the view of the Mississippi looks out into infinity — one of the most iconic riverscapes on the North American continent.