Pretty slate roof! Over 3,600 sqft in Tennessee. $425,000.

Property Overview

• Price: $425,000
• Address: 3 Northwood Ave, Jackson, TN 38301
• Style: Italian Renaissance (Built in 1923)
• Neighborhood: Historic Northwood (Jackson’s first planned neighborhood)
• Lot Size: 0.52 Acres

Located in the heart of a beautifully preserved historic district, this residence offers timeless charm and architectural significance. It is a rare opportunity to own a piece of local history in a premier residence for sale.

Interior Features

• Space: 4 Bedrooms, 3 Bathrooms (2 full, 1 half), 3,696 sqft
• Ceilings: Tall ceilings throughout
• Molding: Exquisite, high-end crown molding
• Flooring: Original narrow-plank hardwood floors
• Extra Rooms: Sunroom, foyer, breakfast nook, and large formal dining room
• Storage: Ample storage space and original built-ins

The interior boasts grand rooms and intricate woodwork that reflect the elegance of the 1920s. This spacious layout makes it a truly unique and desirable house for sale for those who appreciate vintage craftsmanship.

Exterior & Additional Features

• Garage: Separate 2-car deep garage with workshop area
• Bonus Space: Upper-level studio/office above the garage with its own half bath
• Porches: Large front porch and side porch
• Roof: Elegant slate roof
• Setting: Deep lot with mature trees on a wide, historic street

With its versatile studio space and expansive outdoor areas, this property is perfect for a home business or a creative retreat. Buyers looking for character and convenience will find this a standout property for sale near downtown Jackson.

From Zillow

Built in 1925, this home is located in the historic Northwood neighborhood. A beautiful wide street with mature trees, Northwood was the first planned neighborhood in Jackson. Established in the early 20’s, the neighborhood is surrounded by beautifully restored homes on deep lots. 3 Northwood includes 4 bedrooms and 2.5 baths, and in 1991 was the featured home in the Seventh West Tennessee Designers Showhouse, produced by the Lambuth College Department of Human Ecology and Visual Art. The “Italian Renaissance” style, popular from 1890 through 1935, was the architectural style chosen when the home was built, with inspiration from the 16th century Italian villa designs of Andrea Palladio and others to create a modern eclectic look for that time. The home features exquisite crown molding, original built ins, narrow planked original hardwood floors, tall ceilings, large rooms, ample storage, and so much more! The separate 2 car garage is deep with plenty of room for a work area and a versatile upper-level bonus space featuring its own half bath—perfect for a home office or studio. Northwood is conveniently located minutes from JMCGH and your many other medical needs, as well as, our vibrant downtown with our local Farmers Market, shopping, restaurants, and nightlife.