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About Stonehaven Manor
In the heart of Chattanooga’s Fort Wood Historic District, where century-old oaks line the cobblestone streets and sidewalks, stands Stonehaven Manor. The building is constructed of Civil War-era stone — the same rugged material that once fortified this hilltop during one of the most pivotal chapters in the city’s history — paired with warm cedar siding that softens its strength and gives the residence its distinctive character.
Fort Wood has long been one of Chattanooga’s most storied neighborhoods. From its elevated perch near the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga and Erlanger, it has watched the city grow while quietly preserving a sense of permanence that newer developments cannot replicate. The shaded canopy of ancient oaks, the worn cobblestones underfoot, and the solid stone walls of Stonehaven Manor all speak to a place that has endured.
Inside, the residence has been carefully restored and refined for modern living. Each apartment is fully furnished and thoughtfully appointed — quartz countertops, soft lighting, refined finishes, and spaces designed for both comfort and calm. Whether you are here for a clinical rotation, a university semester, or a longer professional stay, Stonehaven Manor offers the rare experience of living inside history without sacrificing contemporary convenience.
This is not a place that tries to erase its past.
It is a place that invites you to live within it.
Stonehaven Manor
Where history becomes home.
