4504 Scott Hollow Rd, Culleoka, TN 38451

4504 SCOTT HOLLOW ROAD, CULLEOKA, TN - MLS#1627667HOME AND LAND FEATURES2 STORY ALL BRICK HISTORICAL HOME CALLED "BOOKER PLACE" ON 15.11 ACRES - LISTED ON THE NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES - 4 Bedrooms/2 Baths - Total of 4330 Square Feet Living Space - Single Oven Electric Stove/Refrigerator/Dishwasher/Washer and Dryer - 6 Fireplaces - Eat-In Kitchen - Rec Room - Utility Room - Master Bedroom Downstairs - City Water - Septic Tank - Electric Central Air and Heat - Covered Patio - Barn - Entry Foyer - Burglar Alarm - Gravel Driveway - Partial/Finished Basement - 1 Car Detached Garage - Asphalt Roof - Double Chimneys - Restored and very well maintained.Walking up to the front of the Home on a Brick Side Walk. Double-Columned Pediment Porch and three Dormers on the second floor. There are Two Chimneys on either end of the Home, with the North one extending to the Basement. Originally the Winter Kitchen and work area were in the basement but the basement is currently being used as a Family Room.Open the door to prestige and elegance! Gracious Foyer with luxurious Hardwood Floors and Staircase. First impressions are important! A gracious Foyer greets your guests.Big Grand-Piano entertainment size Living Room with Fireplace. Inviting formal Living Room radiates hospitality and beauty. The warm, cozy Living Room says, "Stay A While!" to family and friends.The Eat-In Kitchen has plenty of gorgeous Cabinets for storage and Counter Tops for working area. Beautiful Hard Wood Floors with a Breakfast Nook for extra seating. Brick Wall across one side. Coffered Ceiling all through the Kitchen, Dining Area and Den. Cozy Carpet in the Den and Dining Area. Windows all around the walls. Gives picturesque views of the 15 Acres and natural light. Eat-In Kitchen has an Eat-In Area for family and friends.Steps in the Eat In Area goes down to the Cellar. It was the keeping room that was the original Kitchen. Restored back to the original and is being used as a Family Room.15 Acres of beautiful farm land with an extra large Barn for storing farm equipment or store hay and feed to feed farm animals. A Spring House with gorgeous Landscaping and the home nests down in large mature trees.2 Bedrooms on the main floor and 2 Bedrooms on the second floor. Fireplace in each Bedroom. Beautiful tall Windows in each Bedroom. Carpet on the floors to keep each bedroom warm and cozy.Nice size Utility Room off the Kitchen for convenience of the family on wash day.The Booker Place near Culleoka is living proof that passionate love and patient toil can work together to produce a miracle. Built in 1828 by Merritt Booker, a transplanted Virginian, this genuine gem of a house represents one of Middle Tennessee's courageous modern day restorations.In the 1880s the ownership was transferred from the Booker Family to Jonas Ingram, the grandfather of the man who would rescue this fine old house from the ashes of the past. Damaged by the whims of neglect and harmed by the weight of too many years, the Booker Place must have seemed like an impossible task when the owner and craftsman, Dan Ingram, began his labor of love in the mid-1960's. Today, from its charming cellar Keeping Room to its multi-dormered roof, this modest Maury County gentleman, with his keen eye for detail and a few blessings along the way, performed a restoration miracle.In putting together pieces of the past puzzle of the Booker Place, Mr. Ingram made two important discoveries - a portion of one of the original front columns and an old chest of carpenter's tools containing a number of shaper bits that matched the existing interior moldings. Sharpening of the old bits enabled this meticulous craftsman to run off each of the interior moldings that had to be replaced.Those that appreciate excellent craftsmanship and fine houses of early Middle Tennessee must always be indebted to Dan Ingram. He was a humble and ingenious man who accepted an impossible task and made it possible.In August 1985, The Booker