Pair rich history with breathtaking modern luxury in the Wardlaw-Smith Mansion, an esteemed Antebellum home in beautiful Madison. This mid-1800s Greek Revival was designed by William Hammerly and built by Benjamin Wardlaw in 1860. From first sight at the ornate gates that mark the grand circle front drive, the estate is sure to enchant. Twenty stately pillars soar 40 feet high along the wrap-around porch that makes outdoor entertaining seamless. The grounds boast 200-year-old oaks and cypress trees, lush gardens, and a new guest house that will delight any visitors. Indoors, twenty-foot ceilings crowned with antique chandeliers soar above extra-large windows. Eight fireplaces bring warmth and light throughout. Discover the original curved grand staircase, handmade from reclaimed 200-year-old mahogany, the very picture of Southern elegance. Meticulous modern renovations throughout ensure comfort is a top priority, like the ultra-modern bespoke kitchen at the heart of the home, where smooth granite surfaces and an extra-large copper basin sink shine within the Fraser James-designed space that will thrill any home chef. This luxurious estate’s vibrant history has stood the test of time and invites you to write its next chapter.