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c. 1920 Tudor Revival in Jackson, TN

2/27/26 13 Comments
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As of 2/27/26, this home was for sale.
$339,900

523 Westmoreland Pl, Jackson, TN 38301

A real live Dickens Village House awaits you in LANA. This is the most beautiful English Tudor house that has come to the market in several years. This masterpiece was built by Harley Miller, owner of his local lumber company. He built it for his family 100 years ago and used the finest choice lumber. The condition of the home this many years later is a testament to the materials he chose for his own home and the upkeep by the owners though the years. The character is incredible, from the arched front door to the English style she-shed in the backyard. When entering, take a look at the detail in the fireplace and mantel. The tile surround is original and so beautiful. The floors in the den and dining room are fantastic. (Notice the wood pegs.) The kitchen/breakfast room gives ample cabinet space and even offers an original butlers pantry station still with its original stain. (And oh, all the stained woodwork, doors, moulding throughout are incredibly well kept.) Two bedrooms are located downstairs. 1 full and 1 half bath are downstairs. (The full bathroom is upgraded and fantastic!) The living room overlooks the backyard though a set of large windows. Do you like light? If so, you'll love this house. Up the stairs it opens into an office room and beside that is the finished out upstairs with several hundred square feet of bedroom, walk-in closet, brand new bathroom and fresh everything! (Check out the light fixtures!) Great deck by the way! This house truly is a remarkable home and this opportunity is great for those who love beautiful historic homes. Lets go take a look!!!
3 Bed ∙ 2.5 Bath ∙ 2,445 Sq Ft ∙ 0.24 Ac.
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