$300,000
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Built in 1870, the Nolan House is a historic property on 8.7 acres overlooking downtown Waverly, Tennessee. The home has 3,814 square feet, four bedrooms, and five bathrooms. It is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
The late-19th-century vernacular home has Italianate and Queen Anne influences. Its original weatherboard section features dentil moldings and brackets, and many original mantels and moldings remain inside. The main living spaces include 12-foot ceilings, a formal living and dining room, a front porch with a swing, and a former ladies' parlor with a fireplace. Three large bedrooms each have a bathroom and fireplace. A covered porch runs along the east side of the house.
A covered breezeway provides the current north-side entrance. On its south side is a completely separate living area with a large 10-by-12-foot room previously used as an additional kitchen, a large bedroom, a bathroom, and a sitting room or second bedroom. The kitchen has updated stainless steel appliances and connects to a laundry room with extensive cabinet and drawer storage.
The 8.7-acre grounds include large, level areas around the house. A detached carriage house and garage, added in 2007, measures 24 by 30 feet and has high ceilings. The plumbing has been redone with PEX. The property has been used as a private residence, bed and breakfast, and wedding venue. It is zoned MRO, office, and multifamily. Most furnishings are negotiable.
The asking price is $300,000. The property is at 375 Highway 13 N, Waverly, TN 37185.
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