OHU50K Notes   $54,900 Sold for $60,000

While the home looks great from the outside, the interior is a fixer upper. I am sure the early owners of the home, the Hammers, would be dismayed to see the curved staircase painted and dropped ceilings installed.  The house has been partially demo-ed. With its white picket fence, the house is in good company with humble older homes on the street and a brick church a few doors down.

 

Realtor Comments

Historic fixer upper house in Bristol City has tons of potential. Two story home has nice, fenced yard with covered porches on front and rear. Inside has been partially demoed and is ready to be put back together any way the new owner desires. Excellent opportunity for investors or anyone looking for an inexpensive home to get started. Buyer/buyer’s agent to verify all information. Source

 

If interested in a property, please contact the realtor whose link is provided in red below, or contact an agent of your own choosing. Independent verification of details and status is recommended.

1014 Anderson St, Bristol, TN 37620.  $54,900

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Contact Realtor: Jenna Dayton with Kw Johnson City

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Family History

The original owners of the home were J.P. Hammer, Jr. and his wife Minnie. The Hammers had a full house with their three children, Frederic, Elma and Evelyn,  J.P.’s sister and niece, and a live-in servant. He supported the clan as a merchant.

The Hammers sold the home to Mr. and Mrs. W,B. Clark around 1915. They lived here until 1948. Mrs. Clark often hosted events in the home for the Ladies Aid Society. She also cared for her mother who died in the home in 1941.

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