The Hilltop House offers the chance to own an ageless piece of Greeneville history. Built in 1890 by the Susong's and owned by the Jones Family for several years, this elegant Victorian beauty was brought back to life by the sellers. The charm and artistry lend this southern classic home with numerous intricate details and as many original facets as possible. The Hilltop house is nestled upon 4.38 peaceful acres within the city. Mature hardwood trees line the paved drive and are also well-maintained around the property. Garden enthusiasts will be entranced by the abundant hydrangeas and wisteria which guide the path to the welcoming front porch. The fountain and newly laid, repurposed brick sidewalk add even more charm to the entrance of this home. Step back in time and into the quintessential Victorian era as you enter the refurbished original main entrance. Displaying tall ceilings and accents with original crown moldings, the grand foyer leads to restored bannisters that brag of the detail of the era. You will also be mesmerized by the true original silver chandeliers hanging from the center. The formal dining room features original built-ins and a fireplace with a warm jade tile design that was also left intact. To the right of the foyer, you will enter the quiet, relaxing formal living room, where you'll find a few repurposed furniture pieces original to the home. As you enter the office space, you'll look under faint spotlights to see a wall swathed in an original 1938 map, a pre-WWII treasure. The kitchen was redesigned with the modern era in mind. This gorgeous space is now a showstopper with light grey tones inlaid in the marble, white custom cabinetry, professional appliances, gas cooktop and oven, and a recessed double refrigerator. The mud room and butler's pantry areas in the rear of the home host new walnut custom built ins and reclaimed inlaid wood floors.

The family room in the rear of the home was refinished to add an attached luxurious marble full bathroom creating a great first floor master option.

As you ascend the graceful staircase, accented by newer wall lighting and a chandelier, you'll reach the second-floor master-suite. The well-lit suite boasts, walk-ins and bathroom. Completely renovated, the bath shares an oversize shower with waterfall features and a silver matte vanity for two and heated black limestone floors. Additionally, two large bedrooms with a connected bath and another guest bed and bath across the hall ensure that everyone has their own space. The upper story of the home is emphasized by a finished area of the attic that has been plumbed and wired should another bathroom be desired in the future.

This home has been fully updated with electrical and plumbing. The renovations and additions were approached with the goal of honoring and preserving the property's special history. The roof is less than a month old on all structures. The original leaded glass casement windows provide wonderful natural light throughout the home and are fully functional following an 18-month restoration project.

The interior walls, ceilings and floors of the main house have been completely stripped and refurbished. There are three new HVAC systems supporting the main house with new ductwork.

The exterior of the house has a park-like setting, with a Carriage house and a dollhouse/playhouse. You'll also find a fire-pit, seating area and an outdoor patio. The Hilltop House offers the chance to own an ageless piece of Greeneville history. Built in 1890 and owned by the Jones Family for several years, this elegant Victorian beauty was brought back to life by the sellers. The charm and artistry lend this southern classic home with numerous intricate details and as many original facets as possible. The Hilltop house is nestled upon 4.38 peaceful acres within the city. Mature hardwood trees line the paved drive and are also well-maintained around the property. Garden enthusiasts will be entranced by the abundant hydrangeas and wisteria which guide the path to the welcoming front porch. The fountain and newly laid, repurposed brick sidewalk add even more charm to the entrance of this home.

Step back in time and into the quintessential Victorian era as you enter the refurbished original main entrance. Displaying tall ceilings and accents with original crown moldings, the grand foyer leads to restored bannisters that brag of the detail of the era. You will also be mesmerized by the true silver chandeliers hanging from the center. The formal dining room features original built-ins and a fireplace with a warm jade tile design that was also left intact. To the right of the foyer, you will enter what the owners are currently using as a quiet, relaxing sitting room, where you'll find a few repurposed furniture pieces once owned by the Jones family. As you enter the office space, you'll look under faint spotlights to see a wall swathed in an original 1938 map, a pre-WWII treasure.

Once a bedroom in the originally designed home, the kitchen was redesigned with the modern era in mind. This gorgeous space is now a showstopper with light grey tones inlaid in the marble, white custom cabinetry, professional appliances, gas cooktop and oven, and a recessed double refrigerator.

The mud room and butler's pantry areas in the rear of the home host wood floors that were designed and laid by the seller. Some of the characteristic darker wood pieces were refurbished from the Carriage house on the property.

As you ascend the graceful staircase, accented by newer wall lighting and a chandelier, you'll reach the second-floor master-suite. The well-lit suite boasts a laundry space, walk-ins and bathroom. Completely renovated, the bath shares an oversize shower with waterfall features and a silver matte vanity for two. Additionally, two large bedrooms with a connected bath and another guest bed and bath across the hall ensure that everyone has their own space. The upper story of the home is emphasized by a finished area of the attic that has been plumbed and wired should another bathroom be desired in the future.

This home has been fully updated with electrical and plumbing. The renovations and additions were approached with the goal of honoring and preserving the property's special history. The roof is less than a month old on all structures. The original leaded glass casement windows provide wonderful natural light throughout the home and are fully functional following an 18-month restoration project (Some painted shut on purpose).

The interior walls, ceilings and floors of the main house have been completely stripped and refurbished. There are three new HVAC systems supporting the main house with new ductwork.

The exterior of the house has a park-like setting, with a Carriage house and a dollhouse/playhouse. You'll also find a fire-pit, seating area and an outdoor patio.

The original foundation and pillars in the basement weave an intricate maze of rooms with the potential to be converted into wine cellar space.

Chandelier in dining room and statue do not convey with property. No drive-bys. 24 hour notice and pre approval required.