1709 Reynolds Street Welcome to 1709 Reynolds Street, commonly known as the Mahoney-McGarvey House. Built in the 1890's, this elaborate Victorian house was designed by J.A. Wood. The home is a contributing factor to Brunswick and was placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1979. From the ornamental iron gate and fountain at the front which overlooks the park and Old Courthouse, to the intricately carved woodwork of the three-story gabled roof that covers the front porch, this address is special and unique. There are large French doors, a grand double rail open staircase, with wide hallways. The first floor flows from Front Parlor and Library separated by beautiful pocket doors to Front Drawing Room and Dining Room on the opposite side. Beyond these rooms there is a Butler's pantry & kitchen with fireplace, and a full bathroom. The Second floor has four bedrooms with two full bathrooms, and a Morning room. The Third floor has endless possibilities as additional bedrooms/living space or storage. The detached converted Carriage House has the potential of additional bedrooms or an ADU. Most recently used as a law office, but zoned MUCCH for the new owner to choose the best fit for the amazing property. Location and setting make this property one of a kind. Schedule an appointment today with your favorite Realtor to see this historic gem.