Welcome to The Bridge House, this property carries with it a rich legacy. A charming piece of history dating back to 1865. Originally serving as a toll house for covered wagons crossing the historic Whiskey Creek Bridge, travelers would stop here to pay their tolls, earning the home its name, “The Bridge House.” Later, it transformed into a bed and breakfast, operating until 1985. Situated on 5 acres of mostly fenced pastureland, the property includes a three-stall run-in barn, perfect for livestock or equestrian enthusiasts. Whiskey Creek gracefully runs along the front edge of the land, adding to the serene, picturesque setting. Inside, you’ll find beautifully preserved original yellow pine floors that enhance the home’s historic charm. Enjoy peaceful evenings on the enclosed front porch, offering the perfect spot to relax and take in the views of this unique property. If you are in need of a separate art studio or he/she shed, it is already in place for you. This is a rare opportunity to own a piece of history with modern-day potential.