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Property Description
Have you always dreamed of owning a piece of Bristol History? Now is your chance! Infamously known as the E.W. King House, 704 Anderson St. is truly a staple of Bristol TN. Constructed in 1903, this symbol of history has always been a well known property stemming from the legacy of Mr. Edward Washington King. One of Bristol's most memorable entrepreneurs, Mr. King had originally built an adequate sized brick home on this site in 1880 which would later be demolished and replaced with the gorgeous Queen Anne structure that remains today. Originally intended for personal use, this property has transferred hands multiple times with various uses ranging from personal residence, boarding house, apartments, and so much more. The timeline reveals that the structure was left vacant for an unknown period of time until it was gifted to Bristol Historical Association in 1997, and later placed on the National Register of Historical places in 1999. In 2001, a master plan for a ''house museum'' was developed by Kapp & Robbin Architects. Although there was great support for said museum, the funding fell short of the necessary goal to achieve such a dream which resulted in the property remaining vacant for many more years. In 2019, the opportunity to purchase the home became available and was acquired by Brad Fluke, the founder of the Honey Do Service Company. In desperate need of restoration, Mr. Fluke and his team went through a painstaking 36 month renovation that was recently recognized as the 2022 Historical Preservation Award winner. Boasting over 7,600+ sqft of usable space, this massive estate includes a reception area, 10 large offices, a staff kitchen, multiple conference rooms, 3 bathrooms, original brick partition walls, an oversized 3rd floor executive office with over 1800+ sqft of usable space, and even a detached carriage house with additional living space as well. As you walk in, you are immediately welcomed by a beautiful mezzanine area revealing exposed brick, tow

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