Description of 1640 Munsey Hatcher Road, Seymour - MLS# 3544546
Welcome to a rare East Tennessee estate where timeless farmhouse charm meets luxurious modern living. Set on 10.2 acres of fenced pasture with breathtaking mountain views, this fully remodeled farmhouse offers the lifestyle you've been dreaming of. Relax on the screened porch or in the hot tub as the sun sets over the rolling countryside. Equestrian enthusiasts, hobby farmers, and those seeking peaceful country living will love the century-old barn, riding arena, creek, and endless possibilities this extraordinary property offers. Inside, the thoughtfully renovated home perfectly blends historic character with today's modern finishes. The gourmet kitchen features granite countertops, solid cherry cabinetry, a designer tile backsplash, large pantry, and premium stainless steel appliances. Hardwood floors, extensive moldings, wainscoting, shiplap accents, trey and cathedral ceilings, and abundant natural light create warmth and elegance throughout.
The owner's suite is a private retreat with white pine cathedral ceilings, a beautifully renovated spa-inspired bath featuring a double vanity and oversized walk-in tile shower, generous walk-in closet, fireplace, and private deck overlooking the pastures and mountains.
Outdoor living is equally impressive with multiple decks, a screened porch, hot tub, and panoramic views in every direction.
One of the property's most remarkable features is the authentic century-old timber-frame barn built with rough-hewn beams and wooden pegs. Hidden inside is a beautifully renovated approximately 1,200-square-foot apartment (not included in the home's square footage) offering two bedrooms, one full bath, one half bath, kitchen, living area, and pantry, making it ideal for guests, multi-generational living, or a caretaker.
The barn also includes a massive two-story hay loft, four horse stalls, six kennels, tack room, workshop, concrete floors, multiple equipment bays, storage rooms, chicken coop, and endless flexible space.
