Riddick House (Suffolk, Virginia)

The Riddick House is a historic home located in Suffolk, Virginia. Built circa 1837, it is an example of Federal-style architecture with Greek Revival influences. The house is notable for its brick construction, symmetrical facade, and well-preserved interior details. It was built for Mills Riddick, a prominent local figure involved in agriculture and business. The Riddick family owned the property for many years. The house has been listed on the National Register of Historic Places since 1983, recognizing its architectural significance and its association with the Riddick family's contributions to the region. The property reflects the lifestyle and architectural trends of the antebellum South. The house is privately owned and is not generally open to the public, though its exterior can be viewed from the street.