Goodlettsville, TN 37072 4404A Long Hollow Pike

A creative masterpiece, this log home was designed and built in 1997 by famed local builder, Braxton Dixon. It is constructed of 19th century poplar logs from two different structues. The house has many architectural antique features, such as vintage leaded and stained glass windows, vintage doors, reclaimed wood and reclaimed brick floors. Dixon was a master stone mason, and the two wood burning fireplaces bear his signagure stone heart on the exterior chimneys. A gas line and gas log set was added to the living room fireplace for convenience. Two full-length covered porches overlook the 5.02 acre lot. A new 2-car carport, constructed from reclaimed wood, was added by the current owner, along with updated landscaping features and drainage improvements on the hill behind the home. The driveway from Long Hollow Pike has been repaved. A new standing seam insulated metal roof and new gutters and chimney caps were recentely installed. New HVAC was installed in 2021 by the previous owner. The primary bath features antique claw foot tub and handmade tiles from Mexico. Note that upstairs the third bedroom is entered through the second bedroom. Located just outside the Goodlettsville city limits, the home is in Sumner County and is five minutes from I-65 North, 20-25 minutes to Nashville. Garden & Gun magazine wrote a great piece about Braxton Dixon in 2013 (https://gardenandgun.com/feature/built-to-last-braxton-dixon/).