Hope Farm, Historic residence in Natchez, United States.
Hope Farm is a residence in Natchez featuring Spanish provincial design with ornate columns positioned at the corner of Duncan Avenue and Homochitto Street. The structure displays a blend of English and Spanish architectural elements throughout its exterior.
Carlos de Grand Pre constructed the original building between 1780 and 1792 during the colonial era. The house was among the first structures to showcase this architectural combination in the region.
The residence played a central role in establishing the Natchez Pilgrimage through Katherine Grafton Miller's initiatives to promote regional heritage tourism.
The house sits at a prominent street corner and is easy to reach on foot. Visitors should note that damage from a fire in 2023 affected the structure and may impact access.
The house suffered major fire damage in 2023 that significantly affected its structure. Despite this loss, it remains an important record of colonial architecture in the region.
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