900 Vine Street 5, Chattanooga, TN 37403

Property Description

Originally constructed in 1904 by Samuel Read as his personal mansion, the Samuel Read House is one of Chattanooga's most architecturally significant historic residences. Unit 5 has been comprehensively rebuilt from the studs while thoughtfully preserving the character that makes the home so remarkable. Secured and covered entryway welcomes you into the historic elegance of the Samuel Read House common area. Two bedrooms, 2 full baths and 1 half bath, 1,745 square feet. PLUS, this unit has exclusive use of massive upstairs unfinished area formerly used as a gymnasium (not included in the unit's square footage). This 2-level condo lives large with separate dining room, living room, powder room, and kitchen. Two new high-end smart electric water heater units (one lower level, one upper level); Google Nest smart home thermostats on both levels; brand-new redone plumbing and electrical in the entire unit; new HVAC ductwork and distribution throughout - tray ceiling in living room; all new decorative lighting throughout. Unique ''Victorian Log Cabin'' original hardwood floor in grand 20x17 living room/sitting room. All new tile in the three bathrooms and laundry room - period-appropriate historic basketweave tile in upstairs bathrooms. New luxury White Oak hardwood floors in the rest of the unit. Completely redesigned galley kitchen maximizing storage, workspace, and functionality. Brand new all wood cabinetry and high-end stainless steel KitchenAid appliances: microwave, range & oven, fridge and dishwasher. High-end, handmade Zellige tile backsplash that goes to the ceiling on the sink-side. Stainless steel luxurious chef workstation sink and faucet. Loving care given to restore and keep the original 120+ year-old windows on the beautifully bright downstairs windows and original wavey glass. New aged brass sash lift pulls and latches installed on all windows. Vaulted 18-foot ceiling in grand entryway. Unique and historic 14-inch baseboards in the entire unit.