The sign at the garden's edge reads ''Gillespie's Garden''. That is what 22 years in one family's hands does to a property. The love and detail in this home only comes along once in a lifetime! Three bedrooms, three baths, 2,982 square feet on .44 acres. Built in 1991 and updated throughout. There is no honey-do list here. .The entry sits under a timber-framed portico of stacked stone. The door, both sidelights, and the arched transom are leaded art glass in a matched iris design. Inside, a split-face stone wall rises to the cathedral ceiling and frames the openings to the kitchen and dining room. Wide-plank hand-scraped engineered hardwood runs throughout the main level. The 18x19 living room has a cathedral ceiling, a brick fireplace with a raised hearth and remote start, and a pair of barn doors that open to the den area. The 14x18 den has a cathedral ceiling in weathered plank, 2 skylights, an arched palladian window, and a wall of windows to overlook the garden. The 14x19 3-season porch is finished in stained tongue-and-groove with shiplap walls, a herringbone brick floor, French doors to the patio, and permanent café lighting. The kitchen has granite on every surface. It is equipped with a gas double-oven range, black stainless appliances, glazed cream cabinetry with glass-front uppers, a travertine backsplash with glass mosaic inlay, and under-cabinet lighting on every run. A bay window breakfast area adjoins the kitchen under an octagonal tray ceiling. Opposite the breakfast nook, the formal dining room seats ten to twelve under a medallioned chandelier. The primary suite has a vaulted plank ceiling, a shiplap wall built around a linear fireplace with lit shelving on both sides, and an exterior door to the gardens. Its bath has heated floors, a freestanding soaking tub, a second fireplace set into sculpted tile, a frameless glass shower with a rainfall head and marble bench, double quartz vanities with a seated makeup area, a hardwired towel warmer, and a private water closet. The walk-in closet has cedar floors, a window seat, a full adjustable built-in system, fold-down ironing, and a keypad safe. Two additional bedrooms have custom walk-in closets, crown molding, and garden views. The hall guest bath is fully tiled with quartz countertops, a benched shower, and brushed nickel fixtures. The third full bath is conveniently located by the kitchen and garage entry with custom tile, slate countertops, and rubbed oil bronze fixtures. Above the finished garage is an office with bamboo floors, a full wall of cork board behind the desk area, a private entrance, and walk-in floored attic storage. Behind the home, a stream steps down through a fieldstone cascade into a private botanical garden, with a paver patio at its edge, a fire bowl and a raised stone seating wall, a surround-sound hot tub under a cedar pavilion set with a stained glass panel, gravel paths edged in fieldstone, low-voltage lighting through the beds, and mature perennial borders of lavender, hydrangea, hosta, roses, Japanese maple, and ornamental grasses. The vegetable garden is fenced and gated with an iron arbor. A rain-censored sprinkler system waters the entire property, lawn, beds, botanicals, and vegetable garden alike from a 2nd 'water only' meter. A CPI security system runs over the internet. A complete feature list is in the MLS documents.
Automated home estimates are a starting point, not a final answer. National websites do not know if your roof is five years old or twenty-five. They do not understand the value of a good piece of land in East Tennessee. At Real Estate Concepts, we combine instant data with actual local expertise to give you a valuation you can trust.
Step 1: Tell us your address. Fill in the form — name, phone, email, and your property address.
Step 2: A local expert personally checks it. The number you see right away is your first-look value from a computer. Then one of our local East Tennessee experts personally checks it against real sold homes near you — the comps an algorithm can't weigh, like condition, updates, and your street. That personal check is the CMA.
Step 3: We talk through the real number. We'll walk you through what your home would actually sell for and what we'd do to get it — no obligation, and if the timing's wrong, we'll say so.
Q: How is this different from a standard online estimate?
A: Speed and accuracy. You get immediate data from our system, backed up by a manual review from a local expert who knows the area roads and market trends.
Q: Is there a fee for this service?
A: No. We provide free valuations as a service to our East Tennessee community. There is no obligation to list with us.
Q: What areas do you cover?
A: Our agents live and work across East Tennessee, covering Morgan, Roane, Anderson, Scott, Claiborne, and Grainger counties and beyond.
Q: Do you have to visit my property in person?
A: Not for the initial valuation. We can run the numbers based on public records and recent local sales. In-person visits are available if you want a highly precise listing price.
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Agent: Romy West |
Office: Skye Realty |