Located in a district recognized on the National Register of Historic Places, this home is situated on seven private acres and retains a significant number of trees and shrubs that were planted during the mid -19th century.

The winding boxwood garden and Magnolia trees keep the place green the year round.

Age circa 1840, built by Dabney Cosby, Jr., son of a noted Jeffersonian builder. Home needs general restoration.

An excellent example of Greek Revival architecture with an added mid-Victorian style front porch, long & breezy.

Approximately 6000 sq. ft. with two front parlors, wide pine floors, & several additions over the years.

The spacious entry hall doors have diamond pane window lights on the top and sides & 12" wide doorways.

Handsome center hall has a curved stairway and ogee molding. Oversized windows in much of house spill in light.

Fireplace marble in right front parlor was given to the original owner by James Bruce, the 3rd millionaire in the U.S.

Rock wall on historic Mountain Road defines park-like side yard next to neighboring Grand Oaks.

This property includes an additional strip of two wooded acres across Academy Street which gives the house privacy.

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