At the crossroads of True Temper Road and Clinkscales Road rests a treasured piece of Southern history. Situated on the remaining 2.95-acre tract, this homestead—built in 1898—has sheltered, sustained, and nurtured generations of the P. T. Haynie family, most recently his granddaughter, Claudine Haynie Huckabee Patterson. Framed by mature surroundings and timeless character, the approximately 1,800-square-foot farmhouse captures the essence of old Southern charm. Its welcoming front porch invites quiet evenings and warm conversations, while inside you will find two large bedrooms, one bathroom, and the kind of craftsmanship and character that simply cannot be recreated in modern construction. With a little vision and restoration, this home could once again become a showplace of country living. Mrs. Patterson remained in the home until declining health required her relocation. Even then, she continued to care for and maintain the property, preserving both the structure and the memories held within its walls for the next family fortunate enough to call it home. Now, for the first time in many years, this storied property will be offered to the public. And here is the part buyers love most—you can set the price at auction. The property will be offered at public auction on Tuesday, June 16, at 6:00 PM, with both live on-site bidding and online bidding available. Interested buyers are encouraged to review the sample auction contract, terms, and additional information available in the "Documents" section on the bidding platform wwwAuctionExpertCom As with all auction properties, the home is subject to prior sale should an acceptable pre-auction offer be received. Otherwise, bidding will open as scheduled on June 16. Private showings are available by appointment prior to the auction. In addition, the property will be open for public preview beginning at 2:00 PM on auction day. Properties with this kind of history, character, and heritage rarely become available. This is more than a home—it is a legacy waiting for its next chapter. Why do sellers choose the auction method?  Because an auction creates a true marketplace. It establishes a defined timeline, allows all buyers to compete on equal terms, and compresses months of traditional marketing into just a few short weeks. The result is transparency, urgency, and real market value established through competitive bidding. PHOTO ENHANCEMENT & DIGITAL IMAGE DISCLOSURE ... Certain photographs and marketing images of the property have been digitally enhanced for marketing purposes. The personal property items that are being sold separately at another auction event have been digitally removed from photographs. These digital modifications were made solely to present the real property more clearly and are not intended to misrepresent the condition, size, features, or included items associated with the property. Prospective purchasers are encouraged to conduct their own inspections and review the property in person prior to bidding or purchase

At the crossroads of True Temper Road and Clinkscales Road rests a treasured piece of Southern history. Situated on the remaining 2.95-acre tract, this homestead—built in 1898—has sheltered, sustained, and nurtured generations of the P. T. Haynie family, most recently his granddaughter, Claudine Haynie Huckabee Patterson. Framed by mature surroundings and timeless character, the approximately 1,800-square-foot farmhouse captures the essence of old Southern charm. Its welcoming front porch invites quiet evenings and warm conversations, while inside you will find two large bedrooms, one bathroom, and the kind of craftsmanship and character that simply cannot be recreated in modern construction. With a little vision and restoration, this home could once again become a showplace of country living. Mrs. Patterson remained in the home until declining health required her relocation. Even then, she continued to care for and maintain the property, preserving both the structure and the memories held within its walls for the next family fortunate enough to call it home. Now, for the first time in many years, this storied property will be offered to the public. And here is the part buyers love most—you can set the price at auction. The property will be offered at public auction on Tuesday, June 16, at 6:00 PM, with both live on-site bidding and online bidding available. Interested buyers are encouraged to review the sample auction contract, terms, and additional information available in the "Documents" section on the bidding platform wwwAuctionExpertCom As with all auction properties, the home is subject to prior sale should an acceptable pre-auction offer be received. Otherwise, bidding will open as scheduled on June 16. Private showings are available by appointment prior to the auction. In addition, the property will be open for public preview beginning at 2:00 PM on auction day. Properties with this kind of history, character, and heritage rarely become available. This is more than a home—it is a legacy waiting for its next chapter. Why do sellers choose the auction method?  Because an auction creates a true marketplace. It establishes a defined timeline, allows all buyers to compete on equal terms, and compresses months of traditional marketing into just a few short weeks. The result is transparency, urgency, and real market value established through competitive bidding. PHOTO ENHANCEMENT & DIGITAL IMAGE DISCLOSURE ... Certain photographs and marketing images of the property have been digitally enhanced for marketing purposes. The personal property items that are being sold separately at another auction event have been digitally removed from photographs. These digital modifications were made solely to present the real property more clearly and are not intended to misrepresent the condition, size, features, or included items associated with the property. Prospective purchasers are encouraged to conduct their own inspections and review the property in person prior to bidding or purchase