Located just 30 miles south of Nashville, this historic log cabin is situated in the downtown area of Murfreesboro, Tennessee, and is approximately a half-mile from Middle Tennessee State University (MTSU).

It features a beautiful large family room with a gas fireplace, two bedrooms, one bath, kitchen, laundry, and bathroom. In 2017, the bathroom was completed renovated featuring rustic, but modern tile which completely encases the shower/tub.

The sunroom was added in 2004 with both front and rear deck entrances. The front deck offers bench seating built into the deck. The back deck stretches three-quarters across the back of the house. Just off the back deck, there is a large concrete patio (added in September 2018). The deck with the patio makes a perfect combo area for barbecues, gatherings, & other family or group activities.

The pretty backyard of this historic log cabin with ages-old trees extends approximately 8,000 square feet and is encased with a six-foot privacy fence.

Additionally, the home offers a 295 square foot building with electricity, (built on-site in 2018) and is in great condition. It offers two doors, two windows, and two lofts; the door on the side is a single entrance door and the one on the end opens barn or French-style for full access entry. In the far back of the property, there is a smaller, multi-level storage shed [w/o electricity], large enough for a full-size riding mower. 

The Central Unit was replaced in Nov 2018. The roof was replaced in 2004-05 and was inspected by L&L Contractors in 2018 and shown to be in good health. The security system calls the police for either fire or breakage and will be updated on July 14th, 2020 by ADT for smartphone control. (House has a crawl space.)

Seller is willing to pay buyers agent 2.5% commission & will pay $2,000 for new flooring. This listing is a pre-sale; which means the seller is still actively providing updates to the home before listing via the MLS. 

The cabin was built circa 1927-1929. The logs were purchased from Fort Donelson in Nashville, TN by Captain Sweeney. News articles from that era are available.