Stuart House

Stuart House is a residential building in Staunton featuring a symmetrical facade and traditional construction methods typical of Virginia architecture. The structure retains original building materials and interior layouts that reflect how homes were designed during its era.

The house was built when Virginia was developing its residential building traditions and defining regional construction styles. Its listing on the National Register provided legal protection and recognition for this architectural approach.

The house reflects how residents of Virginia's Shenandoah Valley lived and organized their homes during its time. Walking through it shows the daily routines and values that shaped residential life in this region.

Access is typically available by prior arrangement, so check ahead before planning a visit. The building sits in central Staunton and is easily reached on foot while exploring the town's historic neighborhoods.

The house preserves construction techniques from when it was built, showing how craftspeople worked during that period. These details are visible in how wood was joined and how windows and doors were fitted into place.

Location: Virginia

GPS coordinates: 38.14720,-79.07580

Latest update: December 14, 2025 14:43