Courtesy: TCI Group - Jerry Petzoldt Agency, LLC
423-230-0255
Step back in time at the Old Pilot Hill Store and Café, a remarkable turn-of-the-century country-store property located at 826 Snapp Bridge Road in Limestone, Tennessee. Situated in Washington County's rural Philadelphia community, this historic landmark offers authentic character, local significance, and exciting possibilities for continued commercial, hospitality, or event-oriented use. Reportedly constructed around 1900-1902 by Civil War veteran George Walters, the building originally served the surrounding farming community as a traditional general store offering groceries, feed, and everyday supplies. Local history also holds that the second floor was used for periodic court proceedings conducted by a traveling magistrate. Much of the building's nostalgic country-store atmosphere remains evident through its vintage-style counters, merchandise cubbies, shelving, and period-inspired fixtures. In more recent years, the property has welcomed guests as the Pilot Hill General Store and the Old Pilot Hill Café, becoming known for hamburgers, barbecue, homemade pies, traditional breakfasts, comfort food, and Southern hospitality. The café has also been associated with the adjoining Limestone Orchard & Events venue. The property encompasses approximately 0.85 acres and includes the historic store and café, creating potential for a restaurant, country market, event destination, retreat, or other creative adaptive reuse. More than simply a commercial property, the Old Pilot Hill Store and Café represents a rare opportunity to preserve and revitalize an authentic piece of Washington County history. Its rural setting, distinctive architecture, established local identity, and collection of complementary improvements make it a truly unique offering in beautiful Northeast Tennessee. Prospective purchasers should independently verify acreage, ownership, operating status, permitted uses, historical claims, and all property information.
Courtesy: RE/MAX Preferred
423-282-1817
Step Into History. Celebrate in Timeless Beauty. Nestled beside a peaceful creek and shaded by towering mature trees, this beautifully restored early-1900s grist mill offers a one-of-a-kind setting for weddings, receptions, and special events. Featuring authentic log construction and a fully functioning water wheel, the property combines rustic charm with modern comfort to create unforgettable memories. From intimate gatherings to grand celebrations, the venue offers spacious indoor and outdoor areas designed for entertaining, dining, and celebrating with family and friends. The scenic grounds provide stunning backdrops for wedding ceremonies and photography in every season. Brides will enjoy the comfort and privacy of the on-site Bridal Cabin -- a charming space where the bride and her maid of honor can relax, prepare, and enjoy every moment before the ceremony. The lower level is devoted to the groom and his groomsmen. Complete with wet bar, full bath, billiards tables and the utmost in ambiance for preparation for the big event. Fully equipped to host weddings, receptions, reunions, corporate events, showers, and private parties, the Millstone venue is ready to make your special occasion effortless and memorable.
Limestone is located in Tennessee. Limestone, Tennessee has a population of 5,625. Limestone is more family-centric than the surrounding county with 26.19% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 25.98%.
The median household income in Limestone, Tennessee is $45,256. The median household income for the surrounding county is $52,503 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Limestone is 49.3 years.
The average high temperature in July is 86.3 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 25.3 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 42.9 inches per year, with 10.1 inches of snow per year.
