Monticello Park Holiday Home Tour

Our next tour will be in 2025. We traditionally hold the Monticello Park Holiday Home Tour every other year.

Huge thanks to everyone who attended the tour today! We hope to see you on the next tour and trust that you had a great time.

Today is the day! We hope to see all of you at the Tour. The weather will be excellent throughout the day and our homeowners are excited to welcome you.

As a reminder, pick up your ticket booklet at Will Call: Jackson Community Room of the Jefferson Community Church, 758 Donaldson Avenue.

It's not too late to buy tickets! We will be selling them at the same address all day.

The Holiday Home Tour is 12/3, so get your tickets NOW!

This year, we are featuring 3 Tudor Revivals, a Spanish Revival, a Greek Revival, a Georgian Revival, and two Ranch houses.

And in a break from tradition, we are including "The Castle," a home currently under renovation. This is a unique opportunity to "take a peek under the hood" and see just what happens during renovation of a historic property.

Don't wait. Get your tickets today!
https://monticelloparkna.org/mpna-store/tickets

Tomorrow is CYBER MONDAY, a day for online sales at many retailers. And the Monticello Park Holiday Home Tour is no exception. All day, Monday, 11/27, Home Tour tickets will be "buy 1 at regular price, get 1 FREE!

Are we absolutely crazy? Maybe, but we just want to give our customers a price break and an incentive to bring a friend to the tour.

Here is how it works: Add 1 ticket to your cart at the face value of $25 and check out. We will have 2 Tickets waiting for you at Will Call on 12/3/23 at the Tour Headquarters: 758 Donaldson Avenue., Jefferson Community Church, Jackson Hall Community Room.

Don't miss this sale. It is 1 DAY ONLY.

https://monticelloparkna.org/mpna-store/tickets

Only 8 days until the Holiday Home Tour. We are super excited to host all of our guests for the first time since 2018! We paused during 2020 and 2022, but are raring to go in 2023.

This year, we have homes from a wide variety of architectural styles: 3 Tudor Revivals, a Spanish Revival, a Greek Revival, a Georgian Revival, and two Ranch houses. You will definitely enjoy seeing these traditional early 20th Century architectural styles.

And in a break from tradition, we are including a home currently under renovation. So many people have been wondering what is going on at the Castle, so the Home Tour committee conviced the owner to include this home. This is a unique opportunity to "take a peek under the hood" and see just what happens during renovation of a historic property.

Don't wait. Get your tickets today!

https://monticelloparkna.org/mpna-store/tickets

Monticello Park Holiday Home Tour The Monticello Park Holiday Home Tour features 8 homes in the Monticello Park Historic District.

Some call this a phone nook. Others, a phone niche. Either way, we love them for their character and their utility. Visit Monticello Park for our Holiday Home Tour on 12/3/23, and see which houses have this nice historic detail. And give us a comment to let us know if you have one of these in your house!

Get your tickets here.

https://monticelloparkna.org/mpna-store/p/holiday-home-tour-ticket

Several of our homes will display the ORIGINAL BLUEPRINTS of their houses this year. Blueprints were invented in 1842 and showed white lines on a blue background. This was the major way floorpans were duplicated for over 100 years. Do you have the original blueprints for your home?

Don't mope around and get the "blues." Buy your tickets today!
https://monticelloparkna.org/mpna-store/p/holiday-home-tour-ticket

We absolutely LOVE steel casement windows. Steel casements were often used in revival styles during the 1920s through 1940s. After that, they became extremely popular in mid-century house designs.

Here is a completely restored steel casement being reinstalled into one of the homes on this year's tour. In fact, three homes on this year's tour feature gorgeous steel casements. Get your tickets NOW and come "case out" these houses!

https://monticelloparkna.org/hometouroverview

Two homes on this year's tour feature crenellations, the alternating pattern on a battlement. The Dictionary of Architecture and Construction defines battlement as "a fortified parapet with alternate solid parts and openings...Generally for defense, but employed as a decorative motif."

Want to see which two crenelated homes are being featured? Follow this link to learn more and GET YOUR TICKETS for the tour. We promise there won't be any battle!
https://monticelloparkna.org/hometouroverview

We are very grateful for the generous business sponsors of the Monticello Park Holiday Home Tour. Thank you! We could not do it without your support.