Built by Thomas Calloway and purchased by Julius Raht, the home was used for his home and office of the Ducktown Copper Company. The initial property consisted of 2000 acres. Confederate troops and also was rumored to have tunnels to the old train station.

The Raht house, also known as the Rose House on Linden Hill is full of 161 years of history and lore. This home also includes a 2BR 1 Bath brick bungalow. Property consists of .77 acres and overlooks the pre-developed Whirlpool site. This home was occupied by both Union and Confederate troops and also was rumored to have tunnels to the old train station. Built by Thomas Calloway and purchased by Julius Raht, the home was used for his home and office of the Ducktown Copper Company. The initial property consisted of 2000 acres. The home has a fairly new roof. Original wood floors and windows . The three story black walnut stair rail, steps and newel post are also original and in good condition. The home will need new electrical, HVAC, plumbing, walls and ceiling. Could be a great art museum, Bed and Breakfast, Office, Venue, retail space or private residence. Available documents include information on tax credits and grant for restoring historic homes.

This home is not currently on the Historic Register. Serious inquiries only. Shown by appointment only. Listing Agent must be present for all showings.