Cecil F. Stonecipher House

Historic Colonial Revival home lovingly restored to its previous glory located in Hendersonville’s West Side Historic District.

The ca.1926 Cecil F. Stonecipher House is a contributing structure to the West Side National Register Historic District.  The home has three bedrooms, 3 1/2 baths and sits on 0.66 acre just ½ mile to Main Street.  The stunning kitchen includes beautiful Quartzite countertops, complimentary tile backsplash, 36″ gas GE Café range/oven, and electric Bosch wall oven.

The interior has two fireplaces — gas log and wood burning.  The formal living room graciously opens through original beveled glass French doors to the rear decking.  The stately great room features vaulted ceilings and custom made stained-glass windows, and leads to the additional covered decking.  The laundry/breakfast room overlooks the perennial gardens and gazebo.  An ample office leads to the den/music room with custom made built-in shelving.  The primary bedroom has its own private balcony.

The park like setting is wonderful for entertaining. Enjoy established landscaping, stonework and perennial gardens. Relax in the gazebo or brick patio in the rear.  A shed offers additional storage. Located blocks to the Ecusta Trail.

The home was previously in the same family for over 94 years. This will be the second time it has been offered for sale. Once the home of esteemed Senator Bo Thomas.  Don’t miss out on this truly iconic Hendersonville treasure.