115 morgan st

Own a Piece of Tennessee History - The William P. Smith Finishing School Step back in time and experience the elegance of the William P. Smith Finishing School, originally built in 1880 to prepare young ladies for the social graces of high society. Later transformed into a breathtaking Victorian mansion by a distinguished New York native—a descendant of Plymouth Rock's first governor, William Bradford—this home is a true historic gem. Surrounded by the Cumberland Mountains located at 115 Morgan Street in charming Oliver Springs, Tennessee, this 4,565 sq. ft. architectural masterpiece is listed on the Oliver Springs Registry of Historic Homes, offering potential state and federal financial incentives and tax benefits for restoration projects. Timeless Charm Meets Modern Comfort This estate beautifully preserves original craftsmanship while accommodating contemporary living: Grand 12-foot ceilings and two sunrooms fill the home with light. Handcrafted woodwork, ornate trim, and intricate moldings highlight the home's craftsmanship. Wraparound fireplace mantel & elegant corner watchtower boasting breathtaking mountain views. Exquisite interior doors with solid brass hinges and transom windows. Updated for Today's Living ✔ Brand new Trane HVAC units (2022) with a 10-year warranty. ✔ Recently replaced (2021-2022 est) 50-year roof for peace of mind. ✔ High-speed WiFi, cable access, and a monitored security system. ✔ Tankless water heater on the main floor. ✔ New all-wood privacy fence surrounding the property. ✔ Four-car garage—a rare find for a home of this stature. The current owners have begun transforming a second dining room into a modern kitchen, featuring elegant cabinetry and a classic apron sink—just waiting for the final touches. Endless Possibilities Whether you dream of owning a luxurious forever home, a charming Bed & Breakfast, or a unique event venue, this one-of-a-kind estate offers endless opportunities. Don't miss your chance to own a legacy—schedule your private tour today! All information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.