Montebrier, National Register Historic Building in Bibb County, Alabama.
Montebrier is a Gothic Revival building located north of Brierfield beside Mahan Creek. It displays architectural details typical of mid-19th century craftsmanship and was designed by architect S.W. Mahan.
The building was constructed between 1850 and 1874, reflecting regional architectural development during that era. It was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1973.
The property maintains its original residential function while serving as one of six National Register properties in Bibb County, alongside Brierfield Furnace.
The building is located in a rural area north of Brierfield and is visible from outside. Since it is a private residence, viewing from the exterior is possible, but interior access should be arranged beforehand.
The structure represents the work of S.W. Mahan, contributing to a collection of significant architectural designs in Bibb County alongside works by Jonathan Newton Smith.
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