There is a certain presence about “Tanglewood”, a blend of grace, history, and beauty that immediately draws you in. Built circa 1830 and set on nearly 24 acres, this estate has the kind of charm and character that can’t be replicated today. The main home follows a classic layout with wide center halls and generously sized rooms on either side. There is one bedroom on the main level that could serve as a primary suite and five additional bedrooms upstairs, along with a large gathering room. Throughout the home, you’ll find historic features that have been carefully preserved, heart pine floors, 12-foot ceilings, ten original fireplaces, a double-sided fireplace in the living rooms, and stunning period moldings. Outside, the property continues to impress. The saltwater pool and pool house, complete with an outdoor kitchen and two bathrooms, create the perfect setting for events, entertaining, or hosting overnight guests. The grounds feel like something out of a storybook. Mature oaks draped in Spanish moss lead to brick verandas and beautiful English roses. Charming outbuildings, including the original barn, smokehouse, and schoolhouse, add to its historic character. Every space has been thoughtfully restored to provide modern comfort while still honoring its historic soul. The estate previously operated as a wedding and event venue, and with its natural setting and architectural details, it would easily shine in that role again. It would also make an exceptional bed and breakfast, weekend retreat, or private residence. Properties like this don’t just come along, they’re stewarded from one chapter to the next. For the buyer looking for a home with history, presence, and endless possibilities, Tanglewood is truly unmatched. Disclaimer: CMLS has not reviewed and, therefore, does not endorse vendors who may appear in listings.