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Property Type: Residential
Sub Type: Single Family Residence
Status: Active
Year Built: 1925
Lot Acreage: 0.5
Above Grade Sq Ft: 2,280
Lot Dimensions: 117 x 178
City Taxes: $0
County Taxes: $0
Basement Sq Ft: 0
Garage Sq Ft: 0
Elementary School: Grandview
Middle School: Grandview
High School: David Crockett
Built in 1925, this substantial two-story farmhouse offers a rare opportunity to restore a piece of Washington County history. Rich with original character and impressively spacious for its time, the home is ready for a complete renovation that honors its past while creating something new. The property has deep local roots, with family history linking the land to brothers David Andrew Vines and the Reverend William Madison Vines. Judge David A. Vines served as mayor of Johnson City (1904 to 1908), attorney general of Tennessee's First Judicial District and judge of the First Judicial Circuit Court. The road now known as Shell Road was once called Judge Vines Road in his honor. Located just outside historic Jonesborough, Tennessee's oldest town, the home retains a tiered concrete cooling trough, an early form of refrigeration once used to keep milk, butter and other perishables cool. This century-old farmhouse presents a distinctive restoration project for someone with the vision to preserve its character and write its next chapter. FEMA Elevation Certificate on file. A portion of the property is located in Flood Zone AE. The home's floor above the crawl space is approximately 1.1 feet ABOVE the FEMA Base Flood Elevation (BFE). Elevation Certificate and flood map available for review. Buyer to verify flood insurance requirements with lender/insurance provider. This home has been divided from the surrounding farm property and will receive a new parcel number as part of the sale. Property taxes are not yet separately assessed and will be determined following the establishment of the new parcel. Property is being sold as-is; buyer and buyer's agent to verify all information.
Listing courtesy of Westbrook Legacy Realty · MLS #10000164 · Information deemed reliable but not guaranteed.