Welcome to 118 Stanwick Drive in the heart of Franklin, Tennessee. Construction of Walters Place began in 1859 and was completed in 1861. This beautiful historic home was originally situated on a sizeable tract of farmland. Today the home sits on 1.6 acres with NO HOA restrictions in the Andover Community. The home retains remarkable original details, from six fireplaces and wide-plank poplar floors to original doors, doorknobs, locks, and exterior shutters, reflecting the craftsmanship of its era. The unique cellar can also function as a storm shelter. Ideally situated in the heart of Franklin, just minutes from The Factory and historic downtown Franklin and less than a mile from Whole Foods, this home blends timeless character with thoughtful design. A substantial family room addition completed in the mid-1980s showcases soaring 10-foot ceilings, a wood-burning fireplace, and expansive large-plank oak flooring crafted from locally sourced wood. The family room along with generously proportioned bedrooms, including a primary suite, all offer seamless access to a veranda on both the first and second floors—creating an exceptional indoor-outdoor living experience. The kitchen and dining area, anchored by a gas fireplace, form the inviting heart of the home. The expansive kitchen is appointed with a solid walnut island countertop, a handcrafted copper farmhouse sink, a six-burner gas range, and double ovens—ideal for both everyday living and entertaining. Adjacent to the kitchen, a generous 13x13 scullery provides exceptional additional storage and prep space. This historic beauty has been loved greatly by its current owners. They are ready to pass it on to the next new owners. Homes like these do not come along often, come see it today!