About Property

Discover Historic Stonewall, a treasured nearly 200-year-old home dating back to 1831 on East Main Street in historic Gallatin, Tennessee. This Sumner County Museum piece offers the perfect setting for your small-town stay, just walking distance from The Square in Downtown Gallatin with its charming eateries, coffee shops, and boutique shopping.

This spacious 4-bedroom, 4-bathroom historic home accommodates up to 12 guests with 4 beds plus a new bunk room featuring two bunk beds and media space for an additional 4 guests. The first floor features a traditional primary bedroom with ensuite bathroom and office/nursery space, along with formal dining room, parlor, and sunroom. Upstairs boasts "Gone with the Wind" vibes with historic treasured pieces and three additional bedrooms appointed with luxury white linens.

Key amenities include central air conditioning and heating, fast wifi, dedicated workspace, and full kitchen with JennAir electric stove, stainless steel oven, refrigerator, microwave, and dishwasher. The property offers a private entrance, private patio overlooking greenspace, private backyard, and both free on-site and street parking. Additional conveniences include in-building washer, in-unit dryer, 50-inch HDTV with Roku, crib and high chair available, and self check-in with smart lock.

As a Sumner County Museum piece, this home combines historic integrity with modern amenities, though some features function as they did in years past. The primary bedroom and sunroom are the only rooms with televisions, maintaining the original character of the historic sections. The second bathroom on the main level features a small shower that most guests prefer not to use due to its compact size.

The grounds provide a relaxing outdoor experience with garden views and patio space perfect for unwinding after exploring Gallatin's historic downtown area.

Check-in is at 3:00 PM and check-out at 11:00 AM with convenient self check-in. Please note that pets are not allowed. Events at Historic Stonewall must be booked directly through the Sumner County Museum if not tied to an overnight stay, with event details coordinated after booking for overnight guests. Event rental rates and policies apply, including capacity limits, catering requirements, and insurance needs.

Experience this remarkable piece of Tennessee history while enabling ongoing preservation efforts that keep Stonewall's historic legacy alive for future generations.

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