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Property Description
Recently Repriced! Classic elegance and a rich history can be found in this 90+ acre estate located outside of Knoxville in Northeast Tennessee. The grandeur of the rolling mountains provides a captivating, awe-inspiring backdrop from every angle. To compliment the natural beauty the home was created with pieces of history that can never be repeated or recreated. The architectural detailing sourced from reclaimed items in local historical buildings, schools, hotels, churches, farms, etc. radiates a labor of love. Like much of America's architecture, the Federal style colonial is named for the classicizing design built in the early 1800's. This plan was adapted from the home Charles Carroll, signer of the Declaration of Independence, built for his son as a wedding present. The original home, Homewood House, is now a living museum in Baltimore. Meticulously designed with the help of an architectural finding specialist the following are just a sample of what is incorporated in the home: four large columns framing the entry are made of solid heartpine and the hand-folded copper cupola previously adorned former Christenberry School in Knoxville. The marble keystones over windows and doors came from a building demolished in order to build the new UT Law Library. The interior foyer fanlight came from an 1840 Ft. Sander's house, the heartpine flooring from Flat Gap Baptist Church, doors and dining room wainscoting from the Park Hotel that was demolished for the World's Fair site, and a New England White Pine reclaimed door pediment frames the gas cooktop in the gourmet kitchen. The indoor and outdoor spaces blend seamlessly with spectacular gardens, fountains, terraces, fenced pasture, barns and a pond. This masterpiece, with its subtle grace and elegance and inescapable warmth demands attention and awe of all who enter. A timeless classic. Additional 45 acres, barns and guest home available for purchase.