Highlights
- A two-bedroom guest apartment is above the garage.
Circa 1900, the General Stephen Bull house is situated on a high bluff overlooking the bay of downtown Beaufort and the Intracoastal Waterway. The extensive grounds, designed by celebrated landscape architect Robert Marvin in the 1950’s, boast magnificent live oaks, exotic palms, heirloom camellias, Savannah Gray brick walkways, and a fine cast-iron fence made from Swedish ore. This stately property runs the depth of a full city block and can be entered from Bay or North Streets.
The home has heart-pine floors throughout, four bedrooms with ensuite baths, formal living and dining areas, separate breakfast room, cypress-paneled den with large fireplace, full basement, and a gracious front porch. A two-bedroom guest apartment is above the garage.
The home has heart-pine floors throughout, four bedrooms with ensuite baths, formal living and dining areas, separate breakfast room, cypress-paneled den with large fireplace, full basement, and a gracious front porch. A two-bedroom guest apartment is above the garage.
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