Welcome to the E. K. Jernigan House, one of the oldest and most unique homes in Paris, TN, which has been standing proudly for over a century. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, this historic residence is in the charming Atkins Porter neighborhood and showcases remarkable standalone architecture. With features such as an Empire roofline, an Italian-crafted staircase, an original heart of pine hardwood flooring, four distinctive fireplaces, and elegant transoms, the home offers a wealth of character. The expansive floor plan includes interesting spaces throughout. The original rear section, built in 1851, offers a finished living area, while the front section, constructed in 1901, consists of three stories. The third floor is a walkup attic, fully floored with a ten-foot ceiling. The first floor features a formal living room and dining room, both with fireplaces, along with a large foyer adorned with a crafted staircase and heart pine floors. On the second floor are two bedrooms with a fireplace and a sitting area that opens onto a balcony overlooking the charming columned front porch. The second floor of the rear section includes a spacious carpeted dressing area with two large closets, a linen closet, and a full bath, with a half bath conveniently located in one of the front bedrooms. A finished storage room on the second floor could be transformed into an office or fourth bedroom. The first floor of the rear section houses a cozy country kitchen. Set on a large corner lot, the home is framed by elegant white horse rail fencing designed by Mr. John B. Travis, Jr., who lived here until the remarkable age of 101. It features a modern two-car garage linked by a covered walkway, making it rare in this niche. Recent updates include tidied landscaping and a resealed roof, enhancing its appeal. Furthermore, the property is conveniently located just four blocks from the vibrant downtown Court Square. Being Sold as/is.