In the 19th century this property sat on 140 acres at the corner of Kincheloe and Yates Ford Road. The house burned during the Civil War and was rebuilt afterwards. The house burned again in 1900 due to a kitchen fire. The 1900 house is a two-over-two Virginia farmhouse – two rooms on the first floor and two bedrooms above them. Original handmade bricks are now used in the old well garden.
Note: There is no street parking.
After picking up your ticket book at Clifton Presbyterian Church, please catch the complimentary shuttle. The shuttle will make a continuous loop to take ticket holders to the Mulrooney, Coleman, and Smith homes before returning to CPC. Ticket books are not sold at any of the homes nor at Cloverleaf Equine Center.
