Description of 319 E Hill Ave, Lewisburg - MLS# 2804325
Clarion Hall, the Real Estate Portfolio of East Hill, is a Commercially zoned (C2) collection of four residential properties stretching across 3+ acres, overlooking the city of Lewisburg, TN. If you've been looking for a historic property for your home, business, or both, this portfolio offers options and opportunities. Starting with the Victorian located at 319 E. Hill Ave., this home was built between 1899-1904. Meticulously maintained, with four bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, tall ceilings, original rolled glass windows on the first floor, built-ins, wood work, and 6 original tile fireplaces, it’s everything you’d want in a historic home. Plus 1800 sq ft of porches - recently redone and ready for you to kick back and enjoy. Next door, you’ve got the cottage located at 328 E. Church St. Built in 1924, and originally the Tennessee Walking Horse cash house, this one has history. Moved to its current location in 2000, it underwent a full renovation between 2022-2024, transforming it into a modern 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom home, with 1000 sq ft of porch space. Thoughtfully designed to be wheelchair accessible, the cottage includes a standing seam galvanized roof and a cozy gas fireplace in the living room. Currently used as a guest house and occasional Airbnb property, this home combines historic charm with modern convenience. To the left of the Victorian, you will find 325 E. Hill Ave., a well-maintained 2-bedroom, 1-bathroom home with 1,338 sq. ft. of living space, currently being used as a long-term rental. It features a gas fireplace and detached garage. The final property in the portfolio, located at 335 E. Hill Ave., is undergoing a complete renovation and will soon offer a spacious 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom home, with brand-new plumbing, electrical, flooring, and more. Offered list price assumes completion of renovation. Each property has gas heat, central air, updated sewer pvc, plumbing and electrical. Appointment required - please do not visit without confirmed appt.
