You don't find properties like this for less than $1 million! Lot 32, that this home resides on, was the very first parcel of land sold in the exclusive Mallard Baye Subdivision. "Pick of the litter" building site hand-picked by a retired General Motors family that selected Cherokee Lake as their retirement home. 1.01 acres of Cherokee Lake main channel frontage with year-round water views and access. No disappearing cove water. No "chasing the water" and watching your dock sit on dry land for five months of the year. No obstructed views. No flooding. What you do have with this home are crisp, clear, unparalleled views of Cherokee Lake with 240 feet of gentle sloping lake access. A one-owner home, which has never been on the market before, the home has never been smoked in, or enjoyed the company of any type of pet. Allergies? No worries here. The owners had the home built in 1992 to very specific and stringent standards. All brick with vinyl soffit and fascia the home's exterior is maintenance free. Enjoy the "Lake Life" without worrying about staining, painting, and the cost that this adds to home ownership. Add to this that the home is in Grainger County, which has lower median property taxes than Jefferson, Hamblen, or Hawkins Counties, and the savings will add up over the years! Approximately 1,700 square feet of living space upstairs, with an additional 850 of living space downstairs. 4 Bedrooms with 3.5 bathrooms. Two car garage at the entrance to the home, with a second garage, fronting the lake, at the rear of the home. Use it for additional cars, boats, jet skis, or as the current homeowners have done, a workshop. Large living area downstairs is currently being used as a 5th bedroom. But, the possibilities are endless... design it as entertainment area, "man/woman cave", or a "mother/father in law suite" with its own separate entrance. Asking price is $640,000. Equity galore, so the owner will consider offers.
This property is off market, which means it's not currently listed for sale or rent on Zillow. This may be different from what's available on other websites or public sources.
