If you’ve ever wished you could experience the charm of the 1920s and 1930s, this beautifully preserved Earl Stillwell home offers that opportunity. Built in the 1920s and meticulously maintained, it has remained in the same family since 1937 and has never before been offered for sale. The home blends modern updates with the character and atmosphere of its era. The main level features one bedroom, two baths, a kitchen, dining room, living room with gas fireplace, den, and laundry room. Upstairs, you’ll find two additional bedrooms, two baths, a sunroom, and a study with wood floors through most of the home. There is a whole house generator. The property is conveniently located near downtown Hendersonville, with its shops, offices, restaurants, historic buildings, and year-round festivals. It is also close to Flat Rock, where you can enjoy performances at the Flat Rock Playhouse, visit the Carl Sandburg Home, and explore local shops, restaurants, and art galleries. In addition, a separate two-story brick building includes two apartments that generate approximately $2,000 per month in income. Opportunities to own a home like this are rare, especially in Henderson County. While there are no known issues, the property is being sold as is.