512 Forest Hills Blvd, Knoxville, TN 37919

Situated in the heart of the Bearden community, this stunning home is truly a rare opportunity to own a piece of history in coveted Forest Hills. As you approach this home, you'll first notice the striking exterior consisting of three inch thick unfinished East Tennessee marble. The stone is beautifully complimented by the slate shingle roof and cast concrete window sills with original shutters and windows. The fluted stone pilasters flanking the front entrance beckon you in to enjoy your new home. Modern updates and impeccable design compliment the historic features and retain the grandeur that this home was built to convey in 1934. From the mahogany mirror in the half bath, original door knobs, and gleaming hardwood floors, to the Waldorf Astoria light fixture, crown molding, and glowing chandeliers, the history of this home has been beautifully honored and preserved. The spacious living room is the perfect place to cozy up next to the wood burning fireplace with a gas starter in the upcoming Fall weather. The living room leads you into a sun soaked study with built-in shelving adding character and functionality to the space. The embossed ceiling and crystal chandelier in the formal dining area provide the perfect ambiance to create beautiful memories with friends and family this holiday season. The kitchen has plenty of counter and cabinet space for the home chef. Up the turning stairs, you are welcomed into the spacious owner's suite complete with dual closets that provide ample storage, which is a rarity in homes of this era. A bench is nestled in a nook between the closets which is the perfect place to relax and read your next novel. The upstairs bathroom boasts intricate tile work, a walk in shower, and original tub with porcelain faucet handles. On the other side of the stairwell are two large bedrooms, each with good sized closets, painted to complement the bedrooms. Take your entertaining outside with dinner on the deck overlooking the backyard and the storybook gazebo with new cedar shake roof. This is also the perfect place to enjoy a cup of coffee and welcome the sunrise each morning. A one bay garage door opens to the meticulously maintained basement. This space maximizes storage, which was a real luxury in 1934. The Forest Hills neighborhood is on the National Register of Historic Places. 56 species of native trees and shrubs line this historic street. To drive this storied street is to be absolutely charmed by the old-world style that these houses exude, and to view this home is to fall in love.