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Looking for a unique home with outstanding beauty and charm unlike the cookie cutter home you see so often? This is it! Nestled on 1.39 picturesque acres, this distinguished 1935 residence offers 2,493 square feet of timeless character and modern comfort. Thoughtfully updated with a new roof and HVAC system, the home features four bedrooms and three baths, rich hardwood flooring throughout the main level, wooden shutters, large walk-in closets, granite countertops, tile kitchen flooring and carpeting upstairs with whitewashed wood floors in primary bedroom. A covered wraparound deck and separate back patio provide the perfect setting to enjoy breathtaking sunsets and abundant wildlife, embracing the tranquility of country living at its finest. The property also includes a two-car garage and a well appointed workshop complete with built-in shelving, ideal for hobbies, projects or additional storage. Adding to its unique appeal, the site is believed to have been home to a residence dating to the pre-Civil War era, according to a map referenced in Five Tragic Hours: The Battle of Franklin. The primary bath was showcased in a 1979 issue of Southern Living, reflecting the home’s longstanding charm and distinctive design. With no HOA and a setting that offers privacy, beauty, and a sense of history, this exceptional property presents a rare opportunity to own a truly special piece of Tennessee countryside.
