Harry Norman, REALTORS速 & Coldwell Banker Presents
Clovernook 208 N 18th Street | Lanett, Alabama 38683
C LOV E R NO OK The Lanier-Jennings-Scott House c1918
MAIN HOUSE:
• This Historic “Mission period” home overlooks 33 +/- meticulously landscaped acres. • Old world craftsmanship throughout with every modern amenity. • Main house 8500 sq. ft. • Six bedrooms with en suite bathrooms • Eight bathrooms • Gourmet Kitchen with top of the line appliances • Oak Paneled Library with fireplace • Formal Dining room seats 12 • Formal Living Room with Fireplace • Sunroom with floor to ceiling windows overlooks the brick terrace • 12 foot ceilings on the main level • 5 fireplaces • Heart pine floors throughout • Elevator to all three levels • Gated and fenced • Incomparable restoration in the 1940’s by architect Henry Toombs Georgia Architect who designed Roosevelt’s Little White House • Complete Reconstruction and Renovation of over $2,000,000 in 1989-1992 by architect Ed Neel
GUEST HOUSE AND GROUNDS
• 3000 square foot Two Bedroom one Bath Guest House built 1999 • Large storage area with HVAC • Three car garage, full bath, and additional storage underneath the guest house. Outfitting room for fishing and recreational gear • Heated Swimming Pool • Lighted Tennis Courts • Grounds fenced and gated • 3 acre lake professionally managed and stocked with blue gill and bass • Large dock and covered pavilion built in 2000 • Dog Kennels and pole barn
History of Clovernook This historic home was built in 1918 by Ada Huguley Lanier, wife of the then deceased Lafayette Lanier, who with George Huguley, founded the West Point Manufacturing Company. Except for a brief period descendants of Ada Huguley Lanier have always lived in the house. The home sits on a beautiful hill overlooking the cities of West Point, Georgia and Lanett, Alabama and shares a property line with Fort Tyler. At the time of the Civil War, a fort was built on top of the hill and was named Fort Tyler for its commanding General Robert C. Tyler, CSA. The last “defended fort battle” of the Civil war was fought on this property on April 16, 1865, seven days following Lee’s surrender to Grant in Virginia.
Offered at $1,650,000 C a rt e r B r o w n
SISTER H OO D Harry Norman, REALTORS速 Mobile: 404-401-1163 | Office: 404-261-2700 Sister.Hood@HarryNorman.com SisterHood.HarryNorman.com
Coldwell Banker Spinks Brown Durand Realtors
Mobile: 706-773-1972 | carter.brown@coldwellbanker.com
Brad Huguley Coldwell Banker Spinks Brown Durand Realtors
Mobile: 706-773-7887 | brad.huguley@coldwellbanker.com
BUCKHEAD NORTHWEST OFFICE 4401 Northside Parkway NW | Atlanta, GA 30327 | 404-261-2700 | Shea Zimmerman, Managing Broker The above information is believed accurate, but not warranted. Offer subject to errors, changes, prior sales and withdrawals without notice. Equal Housing Opportunity.