101 5th Street

Jackson, TN 38301

Step into the Glory of Historical Madison County! This gorgeous home was built in 1905 by the founder of Bemis Brothers Bag Company for the first manager of the mill, J.B. Young. In the 1960's the home was turned over to the Methodist Conference for use as a parsonage for the Bemis United Methodist Church. Since then, there have only been two owners. Now, renovations have been completed throughout this amazing home and it is ready for the next history- loving owner to take over! Original refinished hardwood floors shine throughout the home. The main floor boasts lovely handcrafted woodwork and Italian tile surrounds the two ornate fireplaces. Original pocket doors showcase the dining room. A split staircase features a front entrance from the living room and a back entrance from the kitchen. The oversize downstairs bathroom has a beautiful clawfoot tub for soaking. Upstairs, every bedroom is light and bright with huge windows. The master bedroom includes a large ensuite bathroom with an antique vanity and large shower. Don't miss the walkup attic with a hidden staircase in one of the bedrooms that leads to tons of storage! Enjoy the huge wrap around porch with a large enclosed room for extra comfort and privacy! This home sits in a more secluded part of Bemis on an oversized corner lot just minutes from shopping, schools, and downtown Jackson- a must see for the old home enthusiast wanting timeless elegance and charm! All information deemed accurate but is not warranted by the seller, company, or the Realtor. Square footage to be determined by the appraiser. This document is to be used for reference only and is not a valid part of the sales contract between the buyer and the seller. This information is deemed reliable, but not guaranteed.

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