340 North Eufaula Ave

The Shorter Mansion, one of Eufaula's most opulent homes, was constructed over a period of five years from 1901 to 1906 by Eli Sims Shorter II and his wife, Wileyna Lamar Shorter. Named to the National Register of Historic Places in 1972 and included in the Historic American Buildings Survey, the mansion is located in the Seth Lore and Irwinton Historic District of Eufaula.

527 St. Francis Road

Adam and Lauren Reeves bought the family home in February of 2020. Adam’s parents, Ben and Charlotte Reeves, built the beautiful home on “The Point” back in 1998. The home took two years to build and is nearly 9,000 square feet, including outdoor areas and verandas. The property is surrounded by mossy live oak trees and commanding views of Lake Eufaula from almost any vantage point. Charlotte wanted a home similar to the antebellum residences for which Eufaula is famous, yet one that offered the modern amenities found in modern homes. Lauren and Adam have only made small changes since moving in such as painting and just recently updating the spacious, sun-lit kitchen. Lauren and Adam feel honored to continue his parent’s tradition of opening the home to friends, family, and guests. In the words of Charlotte Reeves, “A house is nothing but brick and mortar. It takes people to turn it into a home.”

121 Riverside Drive

The Old City Jail was built in the late 1800’s. It has been moved from downtown Eufaula to a park location sitting high on a bluff overlooking beautiful Lake Eufaula. It was repurposed as a home n 2007 but the 2 jail cells remain. The jail was recently purchased by Brett and Martha Dunning who live in Panama City Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Dunning are both retired from the U.S. Air Force and are presently serving in the Florida Air National Guard. They enjoy coming to Eufaula for the weekend and enjoying relaxing in their jail. They also rent the property as an Airbnb.

1120 Country Club Road

A big white mansion that is definitely a Crown Jewel in Eufaula. The Peak family purchased this home and transformed it into a Holiday extravaganza. Be sure not to miss the special Christmas decorations that are inspired by thier beautiful young family.

823 West Barbour Street

Arguably the most historical home in Eufaula. The Cato home was completed in 1853 and marks the site where Alabama seceded from the union upon the firing of Fort Sumter in South Carolina. Jefferson Davis, President of the confederacy, not only attended, but spent the night in the bedroom to the right of the entrance. This beautiful home is an absolute must see for the holidays.

1710 Country Club Road

The Highland View home was built in 1871 by Eli Sims Shorter and gifted to his daughter, Anne, who married Alexander Hamilton Leftwich. The structure is a good example of the popular asymmetrical “L” shaped style often called a “rural Italian villa” in the mid - 19th century. It is called Highland view because it was on the highest piece of property in Eufaula. Janey and Terry purchased the property in December of 2021. Christmas will be so special in this lovely home.

107 Bullock Circle

Adorable and precious cottage built in the early 1900’s that is so quaint and private in the heart of downtown Eufaula. The home of a local decorator who loves to have visitors in her home. This is a Christmas wish list you cannot miss.

119 Shorter Street

The comfortable little cottage at 119 Shorter Street was built in 1945. The Martins purchased it in 2021 and remodeled the interior. Lou Martin grew up on Eufaula Avenue and always wanted to live downtown and be close to family. Lou has really enjoyed re-doing the small yard since she enjoys gardening so much. Lou also loves to decorate for Christmas- nothing fancy just fun and festive!.