The story
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A rare opportunity to own a piece of Clarksville history! Built circa 1905, this beautiful 4 bedroom, 3 bath home pairs more than a century of architectural character with thoughtful updates for modern living. From the enormous covered front porch to original leaded-glass windows, pocket doors, tall ceilings, Craftsman-style trim and hardwood floors, this home is filled with details you simply don't find in newer construction. Oversized windows fill the generously proportioned rooms with natural light while showcasing the substantial trim and craftsmanship throughout. The spacious living room features 1 of 2 fireplaces, while pocket doors open to a window-lined dining room accented by a crystal chandelier. Built-in shelving adds even more character. The kitchen offers a large center island, gas range, dedicated pantry and plenty of room to gather. The main-level primary bedroom features its own fireplace and adjoining bath with double vessel sinks. Hardwood floors continue throughout the home, with tile in the bathrooms and laundry, while the flexible upper level offers abundant natural light and functional bedroom for guests, a home office or additional living space. The upstairs features a full bath with vessel sink vanity. Recent improvements include a new roof and downspouts, new electrical service, and fresh interior and exterior paint. Outside, a hand-built stone wall and limestone-veneer foundation add to the home's character, while the fenced courtyard-style backyard creates a surprisingly private retreat in its downtown setting. A new covered carport with alley access plus 2 additional alley parking spaces provide valuable off-street parking. This home has a story to tell. With ties to prominent Clarksville families and the city's educational legacy, its history is woven into the community around it. More than 120 years after it was built, this remarkable home remains a beautiful part of Clarksville's story—ready for its next chapter.
