110 Whiteside Street

Traditionalists and Mid Century Modern aficionados alike will find their architectural ideal in this ''mad men'' era Lookout Mountain, Tennessee home. Worth noting, extra lot is including with sale of home. Designed and built by George Getter, it features many of his distinct architectural hallmarks from its brick selection, open design, tongue and groove walls and built ins, pocket doors, and even the flooring and tile selections which are authentic to the time period and have been meticulously maintained. Ideally situated on a large home site with a circle drive, the all brick home is quintessential in its mid-century design – long and lean over a full lower level. With a sunroom featuring its original terra cotta tile floor, it overlooks the private, fenced back yard with mature hardwoods and scenic winter view. The spacious grounds also include a tranquil side yard, stream, mature landscaping, stepped sloping areas with large boulders and a scenic view. Enter the home from its flagstone steps into the period perfect foyer with original black and white flooring. A large formal living room features a fireplace with marble surround and handsome mantel with dentil molding. George Geeter trademark built-ins are featured in this room. The recently refinished original hardwood floor flows into a large, light-filled dining room with original chandelier. The large kitchen features white cabinetry and a casual dining area and entertainment area with sink, tiled back splash and glass front cabinets. Tongue and groove walls, built-ins with cabinets and a large brick fireplace which encompasses an entire wall are the anchor elements of the more casual family room which opens to the large sun room that transverses almost the entire length of the home. The spacious master bedroom features a period correct master bath with original tile.