This truly unique home nestled in the middle of the Grandview Hills subdivision will soon be celebrating its 200th anniversary as one of the first houses in Monroe County. Bears and native Americans were its first neighbors. The house was built in 1827 from bricks that were made on-site. Walls of the original structure are made of three courses of brick that are covered inside with oak, black cherry, black walnut, poplar and oak. The staircase and some upstairs floors are original. A true piece of history, it served as a stagecoach stop for travelers and later, mail delivery. It was also used to shelter runaway slaves. The house was renovated with additions in 1950 and completely updated again in 2015. It’s a truly special home just waiting for the next owner to enjoy it!