DO YOU BUNGALOW? Come home to this classic American Craftsman Bungalow. Rich in history with a beautiful story to be told, this home was originally hand crafted in the later part of 1917 with the stout timber of this period and occupied in 1918. It has been gracefully maintained throughout the decades. Its robust architecture has allowed many of its original features such as wrap around porch, tapered columns, scalloped gable ends, intricate interior woodworking such as 10 baseboards, window casings, doors, door casings, built-ins, transom casing for entry way including French doors for privacy, solid wood heart pine flooring, period specific floor plan to accommodate both public and private gathering spaces, Jack and Jill half bath, large and abounding windows that allow the flow of natural lighting throughout, decorative fireplaces, to stand the test of time. While keeping the integrity of this timeless masterpiece, the home was modernly updated in 2005 to include plumbing, electrical, windows, roof, vinyl siding, solid wood kitchen cabinetry, electric water heater, three air conditioning units, stainless steel appliances, granite countertops in kitchen and baths, tile flooring in kitchen and baths, and addition of an expansive Florida room with built in wet bar and seating and a primary suite and bath that includes two walk-in closets with built in closet organization, dual sinks, beautifully tiled walk in shower and claw foot tub. The second floor is adorned with solid wood hickory floors, loft/sitting area that provides a built-in bookcase and desk area, and full bath with tiled shower surround and bathtub. The outdoor property comes equipped with several outbuildings to include a 30x60 metal workshop/garage with full electric connection, a 15x55 crafting shop, a 12x24 outdoor canning kitchen equipped with electric and running water, a 12x12 lawn shed, and an 8x8 garden house. Property is partially fenced with wood privacy fencing. Although the Craftsman house plans have evolved over time, this time-honored bungalow represents a collection of interdependent spaces woven together with the lost art of hand crafted details and elements that are a signature in establishing the Arts and Crafts movement of this period.

Directions: James L Redman Parkway to Kilgore Rd to right on Hawkins Rd to home on right at sign.