801 First Avenue

Tucked into Farmville’s beloved Avenues, this charming Tudor-style home is the kind of house that makes old house lovers swoon. Well loved throughout its lifetime, it has the warmth, craftsmanship, and wonderfully collected character that simply cannot be recreated in new builds. Inside, beautiful hardwood floors lead you through rooms filled with details worth noticing: original doors and hardware, built-ins, ornate light fixtures that nod to the home’s Tudor architecture, and a gas fireplace anchoring the living room to keep you warm. One of the home’s most charming features is the set of old doors that open onto a screened-in side porch, creating the perfect transition between the cozy interior and the outdoors. It is the kind of space that invites you to linger. The four bedrooms are thoughtfully divided between two upstairs and two downstairs, offering flexibility for family, guests, a home office, or hobbies. The kitchen has been thoughtfully updated while still feeling at home within the character of the house. Upstairs, a bedroom is color-drenched in a charming blue, while the renovated bath brings a fresh touch with beautiful tile and a walk-in shower. Even the home’s heating and cooling keep a little of its English-cottage spirit alive, with radiator heat and window units for cooling. It’s part of its charm and a reminder that this home has a history rather than a manufactured sense of character. Outside, the private backyard is full of the same storybook feeling as the house with its landscape. Whether you envision garden mornings, evenings on the porch, or simply a quiet place to enjoy your own little corner of the Avenues, this backyard feels like an extension of the home. This is a house for someone who notices the details. Someone who appreciates old doors, beautiful floors, built-ins, imperfectly perfect character, and the feeling of a home that has been loved for decades. A Tudor with soul, tucked away in one of Farmville’s most beloved neighborhoods, waiting for its next chapter.