Step back in time! This 6000+ square ft mansion is a landmark in Morristown. Built in 1857, the Antebellum home is one of twelve structures in Hamblen County listed on the National Registry of Historic Places. Currently used as a private residence, this 2 story home has many possibilities: Bed and Breakfast, Lodge, Antique Business, Variety Shopping Center, Events Venue (Weddings, Receptions, etc), Museum, Bookstore/Coffee Shop and more. This historic home features a covered patio, large formal dining room, parlor, library, breakfast nook, separate living quarters, winding staircase, and even a widow's walk. Lot is 1.40 acres and has 220 feet of road frontage on Highway 11E. Home is connected to city water and sewer. Current owners had a thriving wedding and celebrations business but health problems forced them to move back to Florida. Ideal layout to live upstairs while running a business from the main level. Home is rich with history: used as a headquarters by both sides during the Civil War and General Longstreet himself stayed here. Be sure to ask about the chandelier in one of the bedrooms previously belonging to Elvis. Don't miss the chance to buy this piece of history!