Picturesque hilltop homestead with one of the most spectacular views in the county. Stately maple trees and hedge and tree-lined fence rows frame the view of all original 57 acres. In the charming historic family home lived the great granddaughter of the Rev. James Scott who preached the first sermon in Knox County, and whose portrait hangs in Mount Vernon's Presbyterian Church. It has been lovingly restored by his great, great, great granddaughter, and her husband, family and friends to the original, simple cottage farmhouse style. Used only as a guest house and Airbnb rental, it has garnered 5-star reviews. Inside, original wood plank flooring has been white-washed and rustic wood wall and ceiling treatments have been selectively added to specific areas. Painted redwood shingle siding; new standing-seam roof. New half-round galvanized gutters and soffit/facsia have been added since some of pictures shown. New air conditioner and iron water treatment system installed. Basement has been entirely cleaned, painted and sealed. 3-bay concrete block garage with new standing-seam roof, used as workshop; includes separate, secure safe room. This is a historic home, sold as-is. Approximately 10 acres with the prime views, house and garage in this listing, with approximately 17 additional acres available. This acreage splits the original property with 10996 Banning Rd. house and acreage (see separate listing). Serious buyers only please. Text owner at 740-501-0669 or email nblackdesign@mac.com
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