Historic Stokely English Tudor Welcome to the historic Stokely home -- an architecturally significant 1929 English Tudor built by James R. Stokely Sr., a key executive and partner in the rise of the Stokely-Van Camp company. Designed as a stylish, modern alternative to the grand brick estates of its era, this home blends timeless craftsmanship with thoughtful, high-value updates that make it truly move-in ready PROPERTY OVERVIEW This charming Tudor home balances historic charm with modern livability including steep gables, original architectural lines, and warm interior details. Charm paired with major system upgrades completed within the last five years, this home offers peace of mind for decades to come. The Clifton Heights area offers a quiet, established neighborhood feel while keeping you close to Newport's conveniences and the scenic Smoky Mountain region. MAJOR UPDATES & IMPROVEMENTS HEATING & COOLING • Lennox air conditioner & gas furnace installed May 2021 for Efficient, modern climate control for year-round comfort WATER SYSTEMS • Full supply line from tap to house replaced 2023 • All metal pipes replaced with PEX/CPVC • Added mainline pressure regulator & expansion tank • Gas hot water heater installed Sept 2025 ELECTRICAL • Entire home rewired with Romex • New main electrical panel installed 2022 ROOF/DECKING • underlayment & shingles replaced Summer 2024 APPLIANCES • All kitchen appliances purchased new Summer 2021 • Washer & gas dryer purchased Sept 2024 INTERIOR & STRUCTURAL • 10×20 sunroom addition off the primary bedroom • Fresh interior paint throughout HISTORIC SIGNIFICANCE Built in 1929 by James R. Stokely Sr., this home represents an important chapter in Newport's history. Mr. Stokely was instrumental in the rapid expansion of the Stokely-Van Camp brand -- a name recognized nationwide. This Tudor was crafted as a fashionable, modern residence during a time when large brick estates dominated the landscape, making it architecturally unique and culturally meaningful.