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12978 Buckley Rd
Knoxville, TN 37934
$950,000
Conventional
Property
Bedroom
4
Bathroom
4
Property Type
Conventional
Square ft
3525
Property Description
MULTIPLE OFFERS RECEIVED! Please submit best and final by 8pm 3/10/24 - seller response time to be on or before 3/11/24 by 10:00am. See all documents in attachment, including list of improvements. What a beautiful home! Every interior corner of this Farragut 2 story has been renovated. Plus you'll find an incredibly welcoming backyard complete with a state of the art 14' X 30' saltwater gunite pool with marble decking, screened porch, and covered patio ready for entertaining. Fresh exterior paint and lighting, new Marvin windows & doors make a statement as you enter the home through the lovely double glass doors. On the main level you'll love the remodeled kitchen with large quartz island and gas cooktop, dining room and home office. The family room has a wood burning fireplace, and fabulous slider doors leading to the 14' X 22' screened porch with trex decking. Enjoy the 14' X 16' covered patio for an outdoor kitchen or grilling area. Trex composite decking steps lead to pool. So many custom finishes inside and out! Upstairs you'll find 4 bedrooms and 3 full bathrooms (2 with quartz countertops). Plus a spacious bonus/media room and walk-in laundry room. Classic tile floors in all 'wet areas'. Large primary en suite with tile shower, dual vanities and walk in closet. Other notable items include portico on front porch, freeze proof gunite pool with pebble tec plaster, slide, grotto, tanning ledge, waterfall, heated with full automation from your phone for water features, pumps and lighting, cartridge filtration system. Tahoe blue marble decking surrounds the pool. Summer fun awaits in your backyard oasis. LVP flooring throughout main level, upstairs hallway and primary bedroom. 2 new 5 Ton HVAC systems. Interior doors new in 2024. Tesla charging station. Brand new mechanical parts/tracks for garage doors for the 3 car garage. Irrigation system in front and back yards. Walk up attic storage from the 2nd level hallway. Truly a special property everywhere you look! ** Sellers require occupancy thru the end of May**
Property Information
Lot Size
-- square ft
Property Type
Residential
Year Built
1995
MLS Number
1254599
Location
Address
12978 Buckley Rd
City
Knoxville
State
TN
Zip Code
37934
County
KNOX
Listing
Provider
Realty Executives Associates, original listing
Name
Realty Executives Associates
Phone
(865) 693-3232
Office Name
Realty Executives Associates
Office Phone
(865) 693-3232
Agent Name
Julie Ford

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