Step into Little Rock’s past while shaping its future at the Wierman-Gemmill Double House — a one-of-a-kind Italianate landmark built in 1884. Comprised of two mirror-image residences sharing a common wall, it’s the only 19th-century double house known to exist in the city. Local lore says it was built for two brothers who wanted to live side by side, but not under the same roof — a detail that makes this home as storied as it is rare. The left side (1415) is fully income-producing, divided into two leased apartments — a 2-bedroom/1-bath downstairs and a 2-bedroom/2-bath upstairs. The right side (1417) awaits completion, with the flexibility to finish as a single-family residence, mirror the left side with two additional units, or bring your own vision to life. Architectural plans are available, and historic tax credits remain untapped — creating a unique opportunity to combine steady income, restoration potential, and financial advantages. All of this in the coveted MacArthur Park Historic District, placing you steps from SoMa dining, MacArthur Park, and the Arkansas Museum of Fine Arts. Here, history, opportunity, and lifestyle converge in one remarkable address.
