530 State Highway 15 N Blue Mountain, MS 38610

5 Beds | 5 (Full) 1 (Half) Baths | 5390 Sqft. | 100 Acres | $3,125,000

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Some properties have an address. This one has a legacy.

Set on approximately 100 gated acres of timber and pastureland in Blue Mountain, Mississippi, Tippah Lodge brings together a five-bedroom residence, a separate guest house, and remarkable surviving structures from Paul J. Rainey’s country estate.

The original Trophy Room and circular brick Round Barn give the property a character that reaches beyond the home itself. The present-day residence stands on the original lodge footprint, offering approximately 5,390 square feet, five full baths, and one half bath. Porches, generous gathering spaces, and grounds stretching beyond the house create a setting for quiet days, memorable celebrations, and traditions of your own.

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Home Information

MLS Number: 167975
Property Type: House
flooring: Hardwood
roof: Architectural

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Historical portrait of Paul J Rainey in expedition clothing

A history worth knowing

The next chapter belongs to you

Paul J. Rainey’s life reached from Mississippi to Africa, the Arctic, and early filmmaking. Tippah Lodge was his country retreat.

The surviving Trophy Room and Round Barn keep that earlier estate close. Explore the people, journeys, and events behind the property, and the history a new owner will carry forward.

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White columns and the front porch of the present-day Tippah Lodge residence

The welcome home

Let the day begin on the porch

A quiet cup of coffee before the house wakes. An afternoon conversation that lasts longer than expected. Familiar faces coming up the front steps.

Framed by white columns and views across the lawn, the porch makes those everyday moments feel worth lingering over. Beyond it, the estate’s timber and pastureland offer the privacy and breathing room of your own countryside.

Formal dining room with chandelier and a long table at Tippah Lodge

Room to gather

Make room for the people who matter

Christmas greenery along the staircase. A dining table set for family. Guests who arrive for dinner and stay through the weekend.

The formal dining room gives celebrations a sense of occasion, while the kitchen and everyday living spaces welcome the quieter moments between them. Hardwood flooring, detailed interiors, and the warmth of wood give the residence a character ready to hold your own furnishings, collections, and traditions.

Five bedrooms in the main residence and a separate guest house provide room to welcome visitors and enjoy more time together.

Trophy Room interior with timber ceiling, stone fireplace, and seating

The original Trophy Room

A remarkable room for new memories

The Trophy Room survives from Rainey’s original estate, preserving a tangible connection to the gatherings and sporting weekends that once brought guests to Tippah Lodge. Discover more about the history of Tippah Lodge and the remarkable legacy of Paul J. Rainey.

Its timber interior, stone fireplace, and generous scale create a distinctive setting for conversation and time together. Here, the estate’s history becomes part of the atmosphere, a backdrop for familiar faces, long evenings, and stories still to be told.

The historic circular brick polo barn at Tippah Lodge

An extraordinary gathering place

The Round Barn brings everyone together

With circular brick walls and an exposed timber structure, the historic Round Barn is one of Tippah Lodge’s defining landmarks. Built to accommodate approximately 50 horses, it preserves a striking connection to the estate’s equestrian past.

The current owners have welcomed guests here for private dinners, charitable gatherings, and celebrations. Picture the tables set, the guests arriving, and an evening that becomes a story people tell long afterward.

Aerial view of pastureland, timber, and a pond at the Tippah Lodge estate

Your own countryside

A private landscape to make your own

Approximately 100 acres of rolling timber and pastureland surround the residence, with a gated entrance, barns, and supporting structures contributing to the estate’s country setting.

Walk the grounds, take in the long views, and discover the landscape between the residence and the Round Barn. There is room here for time outdoors and days that unfold at your own pace.

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