Address: 124 Daisey Avenue, Waynesville, NC 28786
Price: $965,000
Bedrooms: 6 Bathrooms: 3
This is an extraordinary chance to own the Smathers-Gautier-Messer house, built in approximately 1898, which represents the finest example of elegant Queen Anne architecture in Western North Carolina. Located just 30 miles southwest of Asheville, between two beautiful mountain ranges, this remarkable architectural gem has been a central figure in the life of the charming Smoky Mountain town.
The house itself is a stunning three-story structure with a prominent hipped roof and projecting bays on multiple levels. Adorning the front are two striking three-story octagonal towers. The interior is bathed in natural light, streaming through wavy glass windows, which showcase a captivating Colonial Revival staircase, exquisite paneled wainscoting, classic pocket doors, intricate plaster medallions, and a remarkable nine fireplaces adorned with Italian tile and mirrored overmantels.
The inviting wrap-around porch provides the ideal setting for hosting an elegant evening soiree or simply unwinding while enjoying the soothing serenade of crickets under the starry sky. The main floor features a bedroom with an attached bathroom, while the upper level consists of four bedrooms with a shared bath. Additionally, the attic and fairytale-like turrets offer the potential for additional living space.
The property also includes a barn, a pasture, and a charming small cottage. Don’t miss out on this rare opportunity to own a piece of history and experience the grandeur of this architectural masterpiece in the heart of the Smoky Mountains.
