| Date / Event | Date | Event |
Price
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| Sep 10, 2026 | Sold | |
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Sold
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| May 8, 2026 | Listed by Alliance Sotheby's International |
$1,275,000
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Listed by Alliance Sotheby's International
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| Jun 13, 2024 | No longer available |
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No longer available
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| Apr 27, 2024 | In contract |
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In contract
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| Mar 11, 2024 | Listed by The Addington Agency Bristol |
$749,000
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Listed by The Addington Agency Bristol
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Main House 4 Bedrooms, 2.5 Bathrooms, 4090 Sq Ft - Cottage 1 Bedroom, 1 Bathroom, 817 Sq Ft - Sitting on 5+/- Acres. This Historical Treasure was the Cole-McClellan-Cox Mansion with the Original Structure Built in 1785, Making it One of the Oldest Homes in Sullivan County. Transform it into a Bed & Breakfast, Wedding Venue or Your Next Family Home! The Mansion is Full of Charm with Oversized Rooms, High Ceilings, & Large Picturesque Windows. The Main Level has a Kitchen with an Eat-In Breakfast Area, Dining Room, Oversized Living Room with Wood Burning Fireplace, Added Family/Sun Room, Spacious Master En-Suite with Wood Burning Fireplace, & a Quant Under the Stairs Powder Room. Level 2 Consists of 3 Generous Bedrooms, a Full Bathroom, & a 4th Room That Could Easily be Finished as a Bedroom or Office. Level 3 is a Walk Up Floored Attic for Ample Storage. The Cottage has a Living Room with Fireplace, Eat-In Kitchen, Large Bedroom with Fireplace, Laundry Room & Full Bathroom. It's Perfect for In-Law or Guest Housing. All of this on 5+/- Acres Partially Bordered by a Flowing Creek this Property Also Hosts a Spring House, Smoke House, Chicken Coop, & 2 Car Detached Garage. Make Your Dream Come True Here!! 2 Parcels - 082b A 033.00 & 032 (Buyers & Buyers Agents To Confirm All Information) The manager has listed the unit size as 5914 square feet.
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| Jan 2, 2024 | No longer available |
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No longer available
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| Aug 3, 2023 | Relisted |
$759,000
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Relisted
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| Aug 2, 2023 | No longer available |
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No longer available
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| May 26, 2023 | Listed by The Addington Agency Bristol |
$799,000
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Listed by The Addington Agency Bristol
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Main House 4 Bedrooms, 2.5 Bathrooms, 4090 Sq Ft - Cottage 1 Bedroom, 1 Bathroom, 817 Sq Ft - Sitting on 5+/- Acres. This Historical Treasure was the Cole-McClellan-Cox Mansion with the Original Structure Built in 1785, Making it One of the Oldest Homes in Sullivan County. The Mansion is Full of Charm with Oversized Rooms, High Ceilings, & Large Picturesque Windows. The Main Level has a Kitchen with an Eat-In Breakfast Area, Dining Room, Oversized Living Room with Wood Burning Fireplace, Added Family/Sun Room, Spacious Master Suite with Wood Burning Fireplace, & a Quant Under the Stairs Powder Room. Level 2 Consists of 3 Generous Bedrooms, a Full Bathroom, & a 4th Room That Could Easily be Finished as a Bedroom or Office. Level 3 is a Walk Up Floored Attic for Ample Storage. The Cottage has a Living Room with Fireplace, Eat-In Kitchen, Large Bedroom with Fireplace, Laundry Room & Full Bathroom. All of this on 5+/- Acres Partially Bordered by a Flowing Creek this Property Also Hosts a Spring House, Smoke House, Chicken Coop, & 2 Car Detached Garage. This Piece of Historical Sullivan County Could Be Your Next Family Home or Turn it into a Bed & Breakfast! This Is Your Dream Come True!! 2 Parcels - 082b A 033.00 & 032 (Buyers & Buyers Agents To Confirm All Information) The manager has listed the unit size as 4882 square feet.
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| May 8, 2023 | No longer available |
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No longer available
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| Feb 7, 2023 | Price Decreased |
$849,000
↓ $50K
(5.6%) |
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Price Decreased
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| Jan 7, 2023 | No longer available |
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No longer available
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| Jan 6, 2023 | Listed by Greater Kingsport Realty |
$899,000
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Listed by Greater Kingsport Realty
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Welcome to one of the oldest homes in Sullivan County. The original structure, built in 1785, makes it older than the State of Tennessee itself! Step back into time with this late colonial era home site sitting on 5 acres of park-like land nestled on the banks of Beaver Creek. This home would make an ideal Bed & Breakfast, wedding venue or vacation rental. The possibilities are truly only limited by your vision and imagination. The L-shaped wrap around porch invites guests to come experience Southern hospitality. The sunroom allows you to bring the outside in and leads into the spacious kitchen that maintains its country-chic charm while offering modern day conveniences. Off the kitchen you'll find a spacious laundry room and storage room that has an original free-standing wash basin. Upon entering the front door of the home, you'll see that character and charm abound, from the powder room tucked under the antique staircase, to thoughtfully placed stained glass windows and built-in bookcases. The living room is filled with light and centered around the brick fireplace, leading into the formal dining room. Completing the main level is the master bedroom and bath, while upstairs you'll find three large bedrooms and bathroom. The spacious cottage has one bedroom and one bathroom, complete with kitchen, laundry, screened in porch and carport. The property has been successfully used as a campground during the many race weekends that have made the area famous. The campground is completed by several private showers for camping convenience. Although the intimate proximity to a main road is good for business exposure, the traffic noise is subtle and not a disturbance. Storage is plentiful with the walk-up attic and one car garage, and the previous historical elements lend even more, including the root cellar, smoke house, and chicken house. All info deemed reliable, Buyer to verify The manager has listed the unit size as 5699 square feet.
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| Sep 23, 2022 | Relisted |
$899,000
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Relisted
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| Sep 22, 2022 | No longer available |
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No longer available
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| Jun 5, 2022 | Price Decreased |
$899,000
↓ $26K
(2.8%) |
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Price Decreased
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| Mar 11, 2022 | Listed by Greater Kingsport Realty |
$925,000
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Listed by Greater Kingsport Realty
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Welcome to one of the oldest homes in Sullivan County. The original structure, built in 1785, makes it older than the State of Tennessee itself! Step back into time with this late colonial era home site sitting on 5 acres of park-like land nestled on the banks of Beaver Creek. This home would make an ideal Bed & Breakfast, wedding venue or vacation rental. The possibilities are truly only limited by your vision and imagination. The L-shaped wrap around porch invites guests to come experience Southern hospitality. The sunroom allows you to bring the outside in and leads into the spacious kitchen that maintains its country-chic charm while offering modern day conveniences. Off the kitchen you'll find a spacious laundry room and storage room that has an original free-standing wash basin. Upon entering the front door of the home, you'll see that character and charm abound, from the powder room tucked under the antique staircase, to thoughtfully placed stained glass windows and built-in bookcases. The living room is filled with light and centered around the brick fireplace, leading into the formal dining room. Completing the main level is the master bedroom and bath, while upstairs you'll find three large bedrooms and bathroom. The spacious cottage has one bedroom and one bathroom, complete with kitchen, laundry, screened in porch and carport. The property has been successfully used as a campground during the many race weekends that have made the area famous. The campground is completed by several private showers for camping convenience. Although the intimate proximity to a main road is good for business exposure, the traffic noise is subtle and not a disturbance. Storage is plentiful with the walk-up attic and one car garage, and the previous historical elements lend even more, including the root cellar, smoke house, and chicken house. All info deemed reliable, Buyer to verify The manager has listed the unit size as 5699 square feet.
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| Jan 7, 2022 | No longer available |
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No longer available
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| Sep 9, 2021 | No longer available |
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No longer available
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| Sep 8, 2021 | Listed by A Team Real Estate Professionals |
$997,000
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Listed by A Team Real Estate Professionals
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Enter into the tree shaded, emerald green lawns of the stately Cole-McClellan house sitting on 5 +/- acres and you know you are home. This historic, park-like Sullivan County treasure has been owned by only 3 families. The original log portion was built in 1785 by the Cole family and two years later enclosed in a larger frame by the McClellans. By the time of the Civil War the entire home was constructed within its present hand fired brick exterior and beautiful wood trim had been added. The home has seen such illustrious visitors as Thomas Edison, Harvey Firestone and Henry Ford, who traveled here in 1906 in an open touring car. They stopped at this mansion for a visit to see a ''well-run Tennessee farm.'' The well maintained manor features sturdy white Doric columns and a shady, deep-set, wrap-around veranda. The home has 4 spacious bedrooms and 2 1/2 baths, a wood-burning fireplace, foyer, parlor, living room, enclosed sunroom and laundry room. The large country kitchen still has its original charm with added modern amenities, and steps leading up to a large storage room with original freestanding wash basin. The laundry room is conveniently located right beside the kitchen. Yesterday's genteel parlor is a perfect pallet today for your antiques and decor. High ceilings, spacious rooms and tall windows lend themselves to light, airy rooms with plentiful storage from built in shelves, cabinets and nooks. You'll appreciate surprises such as a cozy powder room off of the foyer, tucked beneath the stair steps.The Cottage home lives up to its name, with so much rustic charm. It has one bedroom and one full bath, a spacious laundry room, living room and large country kitchen with tall cabinets, great storage built-ins.It's a place of serene privacy, yet close to city amenities. The level acreage and old growth hardwood trees backs up to beautiful, babbling Creek, which runs from a small waterfall through the property. River otters and deer are periodic visitors. The manager has listed the unit size as 5362 square feet.
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| Aug 20, 2021 | Price Decreased |
$1,125,000
↓ $350K
(23.7%) |
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Price Decreased
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| Jul 5, 2021 | Listed by A Team Real Estate Professionals |
$1,475,000
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Listed by A Team Real Estate Professionals
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Enter into the tree shaded, emerald green lawns of the stately Cole-McClellan house sitting on 5 +/- acres and you know you are home. This historic, park-like Sullivan County treasure has been owned by only 3 families. The original log portion was built in 1785 by the Cole family and two years later enclosed in a larger frame by the McClellans. By the time of the Civil War the entire home was constructed within its present hand fired brick exterior and beautiful wood trim had been added. Early records show that the Sullivan County courthouse convened in the original log section of the home in 1787. John Isaac Cox lived in this home a portion of his life and later served as Governor of Tennessee from 1905-1907. The home has seen such illustrious visitors as Thomas Edison, Harvey Firestone and Henry Ford, who traveled here in 1906 in an open touring car. They stopped at this mansion for a visit to see a ''well-run Tennessee farm.'' The well maintained manor features sturdy white Doric columns and a shady, deep-set, wrap-around veranda perfect for entertaining and relaxing. The home has 4 spacious bedrooms and 2 1/2 baths, a wood-burning fireplace, foyer, parlor, living room, enclosed sunroom and laundry room. The original tall windows allow plentiful light. The large country kitchen still has an its original charm with added modern amenities, and steps leading up to a large storage room with original freestanding wash basin. The large laundry room is conveniently located right beside the kitchen. Rustic charm and architecture is built into every room. Yesterday's genteel parlor is a perfect pallet today for your antiques and decor.High ceilings, spacious rooms and tall windows lend themselves to light, airy rooms with plentiful storage from built in shelves, cabinets and nooks. You'll appreciate surprises such as a cozy powder room off of the foyer, tucked beneath the stair steps. The manager has listed the unit size as 5362 square feet.
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Phone: 425-283-2930
Address: 335 Madison Avenue, New York, NY 10017