Jackson, TN 38301 428 N Cumberland Street

Historic Downtown Assemblage: 428 N Cumberland + 1873 W.K. Walsh House + Pavilion & Gardens. 428 N Cumberland St: Built by the same family that built the Walsh House next door, this gracious residence has served as both a private home and a successful wedding venue. Offering ~3,550± heated sq ft, 4 bedrooms, and 2 baths, it features welcoming front and back porches, two HVAC systems, and seamless connections via covered walks/awnings to a 50'×40' open-air pavilion that overlooks manicured gardens—ideal for events, gatherings, or boutique commercial use (subject to city approvals). The second home on property, W.K. Walsh House (1873): A living piece of Jackson's heritage and listed on the National Register of Historic Places, this exquisitely restored I-shaped brick masterpiece blends 19th-century craftsmanship with sensitive updates. Inside you'll find ~4,395± heated sq ft, 3 bedrooms, 2 luxurious baths, soaring 13' ceilings on the main level and 11' ceilings upstairs, an original hand-built staircase, hardwood floors, preserved millwork, and original windows/doors. Modern comforts include updated plumbing and wiring, dual HVAC, and an elevator. Formal living and dining rooms, an office, a cozy den, and a chef's kitchen with granite tops, stainless gas appliances, and a dedicated scullery anchor the home. The spa-like primary bath offers a marble shower and cast-iron pedestal tub. The Pavilion, and Private Garden: Together with the pavilion, workshop/storage structure, and expansive green spaces, the property spans five contiguous parcels (078I G 001.00, 002.00, 003.00, 003.01, 023.00) assembled as a single historic estate creating almost 2.8 acres. Privately gated and zoned RG-3 with an "H" Historical overlay, the site allows flexible use—residential, venue, office, or boutique commercial concepts—pending city approval. Just blocks from Jackson Walk and the ongoing downtown revitalization, this rare package invites your vision for its next chapter. Contact the listing agent, Alan Castleman, for a private tour 731-414-5862.