The opportunity to own a piece of history in charming Lyn Mar Hills has arrived. Lyn Mar Hills was developed in 1938 by Lynn Sheeley. Mr.Sheeley hired Earle Sumner Draper , Landscape architect and town planner to design the subdivision. Draper described his planning aesthetic as being of '' the old school, the Olmstead school'' by utilizing planning that followed the topography of the land by using curved roads rather than a strict grid layout. Drapers work can also be seen in Lake Lure, North Carolina& Sequoyah Hills in Knoxville.This property was built by Jack Stewart in the late 60's as his family home. The current owners have taken the great bones to a whole new level. Upon entry of the front door, the crisp color scheme is highlighted by a set of lacquered barn doors used to separate the entry from the kitchen . The front areas of the home feature the spacious formal dining room and sleek modern kitchen. The kitchen features custom cabinetry in grey with a premium appliance package, large central island, built in china cabinet with a white lacquered finish, pantry cabinet and a beautiful range hood that serves as a focal point of the room. The party is in the kitchen and this kitchen ready to host. The family room features a wood burning fireplace and large bow window. Down the hall is a guest bedroom ensuite and the master suite . The master bath rivals any luxury hotel featuring a walk in shower, free standing tub, double vanity , makeup area and custom closet. Upstairs has a central sitting room, 2 ensuite bedrooms, bedroom and 1/2 bath. Downstairs has a den/theatre space with wet bar,home gym and 2 storage rooms. Just off the kitchen on the main is a covered porch with gas log fireplace and built in grill station. The backyard has a large paver patio that leads to the pool area and pool house. The 1.98 acre yard is mostly level and features mature landscaping and a basketball court. This property could be the perfect staycation house.