Single Family Residence In Columbia

Imagine reinterpreting over a century of craftsmanship through today’s timeless design aesthetic. Picture layered linens, sculptural lighting, collected antiques, and designer finishes complementing soaring ceilings, original millwork, and extraordinary architectural details. This is more than a historic home—it’s an opportunity to create one of the most remarkable luxury residences in Middle Tennessee while preserving a true piece of Columbia history. The majestic Cooper-Meek House is prominently positioned on the coveted corner of historic Mayes Place & West 6th Street, just steps from Columbia’s vibrant downtown square. Built in 1912, this three-story landmark seamlessly blends historic significance with exceptional versatility. Behind its stately brick exterior with 2 grand entrances, six bedrooms, six bathrooms, a kitchen on every floor, and eight unique decorative mantles, including one inspired by the mantle in the Oval Office. Rich original hardwood floors, pocket doors, leaded glass windows, preserved hardware, intricate moldings, and handcrafted millwork showcase a level of craftsmanship that simply cannot be replicated today. The home’s history includes serving as a single-family residence, boarding house, apartments, and now once again an extraordinary private estate. Outside, the Cooper Meek house has a RARE brick two car garage with an original smokehouse room now used for storage, accompanied by a generous open parking pad accommodating four additional vehicles plus a golf cart—perfect for evening rides to Columbia’s thriving downtown or Arts District. Listing Agent has included a link to comparable homes sold downtown that were new or renovated so you can envision the full potential of this home! While touring the home visitors can also enjoy an array of design elements to get the ideas flowing!