322 Spruce St, Bristol, TN 37620 | Offered at $725,000
4 Bedrooms | 4 Full Bathrooms + 1 Half Bath | 4,198 Sq Ft | Built in 1901 | 2.4 Acres
Imagine owning a historic home where towering classical columns frame a wraparound porch, six fireplaces retain their original mantels, and a separate carriage house stands ready for its own new chapter.
Built in 1901, this remarkable Neoclassical Revival residence in Bristol, Tennessee, occupies 2.4 acres of mature trees and expansive lawn, creating a sense of privacy rarely found so close to town.
The property’s story reaches even further back: the home was built on the original foundation of the Hotel Fairmount, which was destroyed by fire in 1900. Inside, high ceilings, solid wood doors, hardwood floors, original millwork, and a stately staircase preserve the craftsmanship of the early 20th century.
The main level combines a parlor, family room, formal dining room, kitchen, and bedroom, while the upper floor offers three generously sized en-suite bedrooms and a spacious laundry room.
Six fireplaces add warmth and distinction throughout the main residence, reminding visitors that historic luxury was often expressed through carefully crafted details rather than sheer size alone.
At the rear of the property, the separate carriage house provides additional living space, including a kitchen, living area, upstairs bedroom, and full bathroom—potentially useful for guests, extended family, or rental purposes, subject to applicable regulations.
A broad front lawn, mature trees, enclosed porch, and upper balcony complete this distinctive estate. Now offered at $725,000 after a $125,000 price reduction, this is an opportunity to own a substantial piece of Bristol’s architectural heritage and shape its next chapter while preserving the classical details that make it memorable.
