Property Description

Step into a piece of Holly Springs history at the stunning Crump Place, circa 1836. One of the city's earliest homes, this remarkable property was built by Samuel McCorkle and later became the boyhood home of E.H. Crump, the legendary mayor of Memphis. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the home underwent an extensive restoration in 2002, thoughtfully returning the interior to its original character. Beautiful moldings, elegant chandeliers, custom draperies, and fabulous heart pine floors showcase the timeless craftsmanship throughout, while updated kitchen and bathrooms provide modern-day comfort. Situated on a city lot, this truly one-of-a-kind historic property is a rare opportunity to own a piece of Southern history. A home with this much character and history is one you have to see in person! Selling as-is.

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