133 CR 423 , Oxford, MS 38655(Lafayette County)

Introducing Oak Grove, one of the oldest plantation homes in Lafayette County. Built in 1838 by local planter George Washington Price, it was beautifully restored in 2005 with respect for historic accuracy, while adding new plumbing, electric, heat and air. Mantles, interior doors, wainscotting and trim are original to the house and retain Early American buttermilk paint and fauxbois detailing. The chef's kitchen is new, with soapstone counters, custom cabinets, and top of the line stainless appliances. The house is constructed out of heart pine and cypress, the building blocks of antebellum homes in this area. Owners added a new roof in 2010. In an upstairs apartment with a separate entrance, three bedrooms share a bath. In the main part of the house, three additional bedrooms share two baths, a kitchen, a living room, den, and dining areas on the lower two floors. Situated on a private lake, it is surrounded by trails through 80 acres of pasture and hardwood forest 10 minutes from Oxford in the community of Denmark. The front and back porches are ideal places to read and relax.