1140 Chuckey Pike , Chuckey, TN 37641(Greene County)

Welcome to the Matthew and Rebecca Campbell home, located on a portion of the original Campbell plantation in historic downtown Chuckey, TN between Tennessee's two oldest town, Jonesborough and Greeneville. Constructed in 1850, this impressive home features the original wood flooring and woodwork, high ceilings, 36' doors and seven fireplaces. The foyer stairwell was relocated from the home of Robert Huffaker, who teamed with the Wright Brothers pioneering early flight. Of note, both of the armies of the north and south occupied the home at different times during the Civil War. The bricks for the house were made onsite and the front fence was later constructed from bricks from the original outdoor kitchen. Containing approximately 3500 square feet on three levels, the home has six bedrooms (including a bedroom and bath on the ground level) and three and a half baths. Also on the main floor is the laundry/half bath and a breakfast room off the kitchen. The home sits on 4.84 rolling acres with woods, pasture, a bubbling spring and flowing creek. There is a detached carport, shed and playhouse. The heat pumps are solar powered. The water heater and downstairs heat pump compressor are new. See owner's video in photos. Take advantage of the unique opportunity to own one of Greene County's iconic properties.