This historic residence represents a rare opportunity to acquire a significant piece of Fairhope's heritage. Situated in the esteemed Montrose area, this property is one of the original homes in the vicinity, offering a unique glimpse into the past. Constructed in 1910 by William D. Randall of Daphne, it has been lovingly maintained by a select few families over the past century, including the residence of a Venezuelan consul.The home boasts several distinctive architectural features. The interior walls and ceilings are sheathed in original, ornate embossed tin, adding a touch of elegance and craftsmanship. The entryways of the main living area on the ground floor feature intricately hand-carved fretwork. Preserving its historical integrity, the home features the original wood flooring throughout; maple wood outlines the periphery of the downstairs living spaces, centering on heart pine floors. While the days away on the oversized front or back porch. Updated bathrooms offer modern conveniences in a historic setting. Additionally, many of the original wavy glass windows are intact, complemented by several original stained-glass installations, contributing to the home's authentic charm. Positioned on just over 1.2 acres in the heart of Montrose, one of Baldwin County's most desirable locales, the property is nestled among numerous grand, mature live oaks, providing a serene and picturesque setting.This home offers a rich history and captivating architecture and includes PPIN: 84527, enhancing its value. It presents immense potential for its new owners to create a personal haven or to continue preserving its distinguished character. This is not merely a residence but a piece of living history, inviting and full of potential. Buyer to verify all information during due diligence.