9309 W St Manassas, VA 20110

A Rare Piece of Manassas History — Circa 1900 Victorian in the Historic District Welcome to the celebrated Morris-Shannon House, a distinguished turn-of-the-century Victorian nestled in the heart of Old Town Manassas. Rich with history and architectural charm, this one-of-a-kind home gained national recognition when it appeared in the 1952 Paramount film My Son John and is proudly listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Lovingly preserved and thoughtfully updated, this 3 bedroom 2 bath with over 2400 sq ft the home underwent renovations in 2018 with over $500,000 invested in structural and mechanical upgrades. Key improvements include a fully rewired electrical system, Burnham gas furnace, 55-gallon electric water heater, and a durable metal roof designed to stand the test of time. Inside, the home showcases two spacious levels filled with authentic period details: soaring 9-foot ceilings, the original grand staircase, solid wood pocket doors, antique hardware, and beautifully preserved woodwork throughout. Oversized bedrooms, tall windows, and generously proportioned living spaces offer a timeless yet livable layout. The kitchen blends old and new with vintage-inspired Elmira gas range and Galanz refrigerator, designed to complement the home’s character. A large covered front porch and a second-story balcony provide quiet spaces to enjoy the charm of the historic district. Located just two blocks from the VRE and Harris Pavilion, you’ll find yourself steps from dining, shops, community events, and the train station—an unbeatable location for convenience and charm. Whether you're dreaming of a unique private residence or envisioning a charming Airbnb or bed & breakfast, this home offers unmatched potential. Victorian homes of this caliber rarely become available. Don’t miss your chance to own a true piece of Manassas history.