Habitat
The latest Habitat coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Chatter section.
More in Habitat, page 6
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This 7,500 square foot Chattanooga home boasts elevated Lowcountry style
Besides the additional bedroom, the couple also wanted plenty of acreage, Lowcountry-inspired architecture, and a Signal Mountain location. Eventually, they found a parcel of land that was everything they wanted. 'It was the unicorn of properties, 6.6 acres in the heart of Walden,' Rebecca says. There was just one problem:
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Lookout Mountain cottage add-on gives young couple dream home [photos]
After an old-fashioned, whirlwind romance kicked off their midlife marriage 10 years ago, Emily and Paul Campbell were content in their simple yet charming 1930's stone cottage on the side of Lookout Mountain. Little did they know that adding on a master suite would put them over the moon.
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Private schools by the numbers
Numbers to know
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Bed and breakfast owner uses her dream home for ministry
For four years, Eulene Cloud has run a bed-and-breakfast in her restored Victorian home on the highest peak of Sand Mountain.
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Home away from home for the holidays
Got guests coming in from out of town this holiday season? You could kick the kids to the couch and squish everyone into your family's residence - or you could take advantage of the hundreds of vacation for-rent-by-owner options available all over town, from south of the Tennessee/Georgia border to the top of Walden's Ridge.
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House of history: Take a tour of T.C. Thompson’s former home
Bordering Chattanooga's newly invigorated MLK District, Fort Wood Historic District encompasses a concentrated collection of prized architecture amid the original homes of notable, early Chattanoogans, perhaps none more so than Thomas Clarkson Thompson, twice mayor of Chattanooga and namesake for Children's Hospital at Erlanger.
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Catoosa County home has enviable southern exposure
Mike Wright is the fifth owner of a 1960's California rancher built on the highest point of Catoosa County, the pinnacle of a midcentury Ringgold subdivision called Beverly Heights.
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This couple’s home is seemingly straight from a Tolkien novel [photos]
When they built their next home, they didn't set out to replicate the fictional elvish dwelling of author J.R.R. Tolkien's lore, rather a well-crafted, warm, hospitable retreat in the mountains. It was only after the rambling residence of wood and stone came together that Alisa searched for a name.
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Ooltewah home features more than 500 varieties of daylilies [photos]
Featuring more than 500 varieties of daylilies, the four pristine flower beds surrounding Libby Hickman's Ooltewah home make up a newly certified American Hemerocallis Society display garden, the only one in Chattanooga.
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Designer Showhouse: Eclectic home makeover benefits Junior League of Chattanooga
The home at 526 S. Crest Road once belonged to Carl and Minette Dixon, founders of Lake Winnepesaukah.