Built in 1930, the historic home at 1778 Jackson Avenue in Memphis, Tennessee, offers approximately 4,370 square feet of living space on a 0.71-acre corner lot in the Vollintine Evergreen Historic District. With its age, generous size, and distinctive features, the property offers a unique combination of historic character and potential for modern living.

The five-bedroom, four-bathroom residence includes spacious rooms, traditional architectural details, partial hardwood flooring, and two fireplaces. A separate in-law suite with a full kitchen provides additional flexibility for guests, extended family, a private workspace, or rental possibilities, depending on local regulations and the property’s condition.

One of the home’s most unusual features is a basement chapel, adding an unexpected piece of character to the property. Depending on the owner’s plans and applicable requirements, the space could potentially remain a chapel or be adapted into a recreation room, studio, office, or gathering area.

The property also includes a detached garage apartment, creating another versatile space, while the large outdoor area offers room for gardens, landscaping, entertaining, or other projects. Mature trees, multiple parking spaces, and the corner-lot setting add to the property’s overall appeal.

Situated just minutes from Downtown Memphis, the home provides convenient access to restaurants, shops, medical services, and cultural attractions. For buyers interested in historic architecture, restoration projects, or distinctive homes with multiple living spaces, this property offers plenty of possibilities while retaining the character of a nearly century-old Memphis residence.