$619,900

Discover a true treasure in Crossville, Tennessee. This historic stone farmhouse, originally constructed by the U.S. Army on a 250-acre estate, is now nestled on 7.8 acres of serene, partially wooded land. The property's story dates back to 1963 when a high-ranking U.S. Army official, after retiring from the Korean War, chose this site in a unique way—by blindfolding himself and throwing a dart at a map, which landed on this very property. Shortly after moving in, he was called back to serve in the Vietnam War, leaving behind a legacy that still lingers. Since then, the home has passed through the hands of several local families, including one deeply connected to the area's vibrant music scene, further enriching its history. The 5-bedroom, 3-bath residence exudes a harmonious blend of historic allure and modern elegance. Thoughtfully renovated to elevate its timeless charm, the home features the original hardwood flooring in most living areas, complemented by a stone entrance, and ceramic and porcelain tile in other spaces. Only one large downstairs bedroom features LVP flooring, preserving the home's classic character. Stylish shiplap accents enhance its contemporary farmhouse appeal. Each bathroom has been extensively renovated, showcasing elegant tile finishes. The home features a range of high-end upgrades, including sleek stainless-steel appliances, stunning leathered granite countertops, and a fully updated HVAC system. Both the plumbing and electrical systems have been modernized to meet contemporary standards, while two high-efficiency tankless water heaters provide endless comfort and convenience. Spanning 2,830 square feet, this home is perfectly suited for both relaxed living and gracious entertaining. The grand wood-burning stone fireplace anchors the heart of the home, while the side patio, accessible through sliding doors, features an outdoor stove ideal for hosting unforgettable gatherings while stargazing. The expansive backyard patio offers sweeping views of the property's vast acreage, where wild turkeys and deer are frequent visitors, creating a serene escape from the everyday. The property features irrigated raised garden beds accommodating a wide variety of vegetables and flowers. The garden has been lovingly cultivated with 8 types of tomatoes, 20 varieties of peppers (including 7 sweet and 13 hot), 5 types of squash, 3 watermelons, 2 cantaloupes, 2 broccolis, snap peas, green beans, 4 cucumbers, potatoes, sweet potatoes, onions, garlic, and an array of vibrant flowers. Complementing the garden are pear and peach trees, as well as blackberries, blueberries, and raspberries. The property is further enhanced by two huge, beautiful oak trees, providing shade and character to the outdoor space. Additionally, a 28x40' pole barn offers limitless potential for projects, storage, or hobbyist endeavors. This unique estate offers the rare opportunity to enjoy a lifestyle that seamlessly marries the rich history of a bygone era with the modern updates of today, making it a standout in the Crossville market. Living in Crossville means embracing a lifestyle rooted in outdoor adventure, rich culture, and scenic beauty. Known as the ''Golf Capital of Tennessee,'' Crossville boasts an array of championship courses. Residents are surrounded by natural wonders like Cumberland Mountain State Park & Fall Creek Falls, offering endless opportunities for hiking, fishing, and camping. The Cumberland Homesteads and its iconic Tower Museum offer a glimpse into the area's unique role during the New Deal era, while the Cumberland County Playhouse provides year-round entertainment for those who appreciate the arts. *You can purchase the 2.1-acre lot for $75,000 MLS# 1283247, the house with 5.6 acres for $580,000 MLS# 1283246, or buy both for a total of $619,000, offering flexible options to suit your needs.*

Amenities

• Bedrooms: 5
• Full Bathrooms: 3
• Partial Bathrooms: 0
• Property Type: Residential
• Year Built: 1963
• Built in 1963
• Home size: 0 ft² / 0 m²
• MLS: 1277260
• Status: Active

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