Former Hunting Lodge At Lookout Mountain, Tn., Is On The Market

Wednesday, June 13, 2012

A former hunting lodge at 600 West Brow Road at Lookout Mountain, Tn., is on the market.

The brow home was built in 1917 and has been owned by a couple from Americus, Ga. It includes five working fireplaces, adorned with stone. Out front there are red double doors that lead into a large living room, formal dining room, and den. Each have their own stone fireplaces.

There are also deep moldings and original hardwood flooring.

Adjacent to the kitchen and dining room is a butlers pantry. The den overlooks the valley views just off the back deck. This includes a dramatic view of the famous Moccasin Bend.

There are outstanding views from almost every room including the master bedroom, second-floor bedroom with sleeping porch, and even the basement game room.

The house includes an in-law living space downstairs complete with a bedroom, full bath, kitchen space with sitting area, and another fireplace.

The house is offered at $899,000.

Realtor Gail Jenkins of Keller-Williams can be reached at 421-9192.


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