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History of Waverley Emily P. and Herbert McK. Smith bought the three parcels of land in 1916,
according to the history. The building process stopped when World War I began and then was finished after the war ended. The home was then named Waverley. In 1929, the*property was sold to
Evelyn K. Renahan for $32,000. Renahan hired T.J. Collins to make renovations to the home. From 1891 until 1911,*Collins designed and remodeled nearly 200 structures in Staunton. In 1911, Collins had a stroke, but his architecture firm still moved forward, with the help of his sons. When Renahan died in 1947, she left the property to seven relatives. Mary Beirne Kerr and Hugh H. Kerr Jr. acquired the property in 1961, the history said. In 1972, the partnership of Paxton Powers, Thomas F. Clemmer J. and Karl J. Protil bought the property to build a townhouse development, now known as Waverley Green.* That was when the Waverley anchor mansion was converted into apartments, the history said. In 1983, turkish houses was sold to Charles G. and Laten G. Bechtel, who are the current owners. Before 1972, all the owners and occupants of the property were descendants of Col. Daniel Smith, a Revolutionary War solider, all related through the Beirne family, the history said.* More: Large farmhouse with pool and cabana under $1M — On the market More: Waynesboro man collect up to 900 cans on daily walks More: Cranberry's owner purchases Staunton Coffee Company, brings in new roaster Other specs Schools — McSwain Elementary, Shelburne Middle, Robert E. Lee High Waverley Green HOA $133 a month Central air Gas heat with forced air Two level grass terraces Autoplay Show Thumbnails Show Captions Last SlideNext Slide On the market looks at unique properties in the Staunton, Augusta County and Waynesboro areas. Have a neat property