KEN GUFFEY:: FINE HOME BUILDER

Magnolia Manor—Homes starting in the 350,000’s
Home Sites starting in the 50,000’s

“Magnolia Manor—A return to a timeless period when attention to detail was not hard to find and quality craftsmanship was of utmost importance.”

Currently Kenny Guffey Construction is developing a unique community nestled in the heart of Seymour called Magnolia Manor. Magnolia Manor is Seymour’s most prestigious development. It boasts breathtaking mountain views, uniform architectural styles, and excellent restrictions to ensure the value of your investment. Magnolia Manor blends the architectural styles of the Old South with that of French Country to create a beautiful, inviting community. With a combination of stone, brick, and shingle-shake siding, the homes of Magnolia Manor will give you a sense of comfort and belonging.

Location: From Chapman Highway turn left onto Boyds Creek Hwy. Travel 1.5 miles and turn left onto Old Sevierville Pike. Travel half a mile and turn right onto Pioneer Drive. Then turn left into Magnolia Manor.

2006 Sevier County Parade of Homes

Located in Landmark Point
Open Dates

October 13, 14, 15 & 20, 21, 22

Featuring the “Fox Hall,” a Southern Living Program House built by Kenny Guffey Construction

This magnificent home features:

• Ceiling heights: 9 feet on first floor, 8 feet on second floor
• Wraparound front porch is perfect for relaxing or entertaining.
• Family room features exposed-beam ceiling, fireplace, and set of French doors that open to outside.
• Gracious master bath contains separate shower, garden tub, double vanities, and walk-in closet.
• Sizable kitchen connects to light-filled breakfast room and butler's pantry.
• Three upstairs bedrooms each have private baths.
• Second-floor bonus space could be used as future playroom, media room, or home office.

Total Square Footage: 3800 SF

Home will be fully furnished

Directions: Traveling east on Dolly Parton Pkwy, turn right onto Middle Creek Road in Sevierville. Pass the hospital on right and ahead turn left onto Ernest McMahan Road. Continue less than a mile and bear right onto Pullen Road. Continue on Pullen Road, bearing a sharp left (at top of hill). Continue approximately 1/3 mile turn left onto Flatwood Road. Landmark point is ahead on right.