This is a rare opportunity to own one of Sumner County's most Historic Treasures. After an extensive five year personal renovation by historic master Kris Coker of Century renovations, two years were spent locating specific furnishings and décor to create a majestic reveal in Oct. 2025. Home is updated with all new Peco electrical, Pex plumbing, infinite hot water, York gas HVAC and Anderson windows. The impressive 13-inch thick walls add to incredible thermal efficiency. Home retains its' original ash floors, stone foundation, hand hewn timber and hand made brick. The home features 4 bedrooms & 3.5 bathrooms, gourmet kitchen, walk-in showers, washer and dryer, High-speed Wi-Fi, 55-in. TVs in all suites! 6 natural wood-burning fireplaces create a warm & inviting atmosphere. Step outside to enjoy the original brick patio, perfect for morning coffee or relaxing evenings. Within walking distance of Historic Gallatin square (0.5 mile). Nashville International Airport (BNA) just 38 minutes and Ascension Saint Thomas hospital is 3 blocks east. Blythewood has an impressive Historic pedigree. Originally a 1787 Revolutionary War land grant sold by General James Winchester of Cragfont to banker Sam Blythe. Built in 1815, Blythewood was one of the first brick homes in Sumner County and the only one with Paladian cast windows. During the Civil War 1862 the Battle of Gallatin was fought on this property. Dr. James Blackmore used the home as a hospital for both the North & South. In 1913 Blythewood housed the first kindergarten classroom in the dining room. 1985-2018, Home to 'King of Ragtime' pianist, Johnny Maddox The current owner has made Blythewood come to life again! At the request of the Historic Society and the Sumner County Museum, Blythewood has been included in informal historic gatherings and the Historic Homes tour. Property is registered with the Library of Congress. Offered fresh, furnished, functional & turnkey. Blythewood is modern historic luxury living..