An exceptional example among historic homes in Richmond, 2503 E Grace Street was built in 1809 and forms the eastern half of the Adams Double House. This was when Church Hill first became a residential area. This home is an elegant Federal with a Victorian front entryway and stairs. The main level features the Living Room with gas fireplace, wood floors; the formal Dining Room with two windows with wood shutters, wood floors and a non-working fireplace. The basement level features brick walls and floor, a full eat-in Kitchen, stacked W/D, and a comfy Family Room with another gas fireplace. A half bath is on this level too. From there, you can step out to the professionally landscaped garden and sitting area that graces the property. Upstairs on the second level is the Primary Bedroom with 2 windows, wood shutters, pine floors, a renovated full bath and an Office area with built-ins. On the third floor is a sizable 2nd bedroom with deep closets, wood floors a view that gives a complete vista of the City’s James River Valley from wood-shuttered windows. The home has wood floors on 3 levels and brick in the English basement. A house with this pedigree doesn’t come on the market very often…a piece of history awaits you!