Circa 1858 Kenworthy-Carlisle Hall is the only surviving example of Richard Upjohn’s asymmetrical Italian villa style. It was specifically designed to suit the Southern climate and plantation lifestyle. Oversized doors welcome you into a gorgeous entry that leads to the most impressive stairway you will ever see! The oversized 4th story tower provides 360-degree views of all 19 acres. Hand carved cabinetry, oak molding, 12 fireplaces, 8 bedrooms are just the beginning of the one-of-a-kind features in the home. Exterior structures include a detached, kitchen, smoke house, brick water cistern, well house and barn. In 1990 the home was listed in the National Register of Historic Places and in 2004 was declared a National Historic Landmark. It is currently an equestrian home of beautiful Egyptian Arabian horses. Privacy and small town feel but convenient to Montgomery, Bham, Nashville, Gulf Shores, New Orleans, etc. The beautiful Arabian horses roaming the pasture will take all of your cares away.
