Maison Unifamiliale Individuelle De 7 Chambres

Set on a gracious Biloxi street minutes from dining, shopping, and the beach, this stately brick home pairs classic Southern architecture with a layout that truly works for everyday living. Deep porches, a breezeway-linked carriage garage, and manicured hedges frame the residence, while tall casement windows and French doors pull soft Gulf light across the interiors. Inside, 14’ ceilings on the main level and 10’ ceilings upstairs amplify the sense of space; detailed millwork, transoms, and hardwood floors carry through. A grand center hall introduces the entertaining sequence: an indigo dining room with crisp white trim and a fireside living/library lined in stacked transoms. The cook’s kitchen anchors the main level with granite counters, double wall ovens, an island with seating, glass-front display cabinetry, and a coffee/appliance station. A sunny breakfast nook and a window-wrapped garden room open directly to the terraces for easy indoor-outdoor flow. The main house offers 6 bedroom suites and 6.5 baths—each bedroom is its own suite with a fireplace—providing privacy for family and guests alike. The main-level owner’s retreat adds a sitting area and fireplace, plus a spa-style bath with furniture-grade cabinetry, a claw-foot tub, and an oversized walk-in shower. Upstairs, additional suites continue the same comfortable finish level with tiled baths and generous storage. Across the property you’ll find 13 total fireplaces (indoor and outdoor) that lend character to gathering spaces and quiet corners. Outdoors, broad stone terraces encircle a brick-trimmed pool. A classic pergola and a monumental outdoor brick fireplace set the stage for game days and starlit evenings. Beyond the breezeway, the carriage complex expands your options: a guest house beside the garage and a separate apartment above the garage—ideal for extended-stay guests, an office/studio, or multigenerational living. Ready to experience how beautifully this home lives? Schedule your private tour of 1611 Glenn Swetman Street today.