Mount Hope, Greek Revival house in Falls Church, United States
Mount Hope is a house in Falls Church made up of two distinct structures joined by a narrow connecting section. The wooden structure dates to 1831, while the brick addition built in 1870 shows Gothic Revival design elements.
The wooden farmhouse was built in 1831, and a brick section was added nearly 40 years later in 1870. This expansion reflected the growing prosperity and importance of the property within the community.
The place carries the name Mount Hope, which an early owner gave to the property. Over time, the connected structures show how different families expanded and updated their homes to suit changing needs.
The house sits on a half-acre lot near South Oak Street in Falls Church. Before visiting, check current access conditions and whether tours or viewings are available on the day you plan to go.
The oldest residential section from 1831 features paired chimneys that rise prominently through the gable roof with notable overhangs. These distinctive chimneys are often overlooked but define much of the structure's character.
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