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874 Alvin Roach Rd
Rutledge, TN 37861
Fred DeFoe with Southern Homes & Farms, LLC, original listing - (865) 471-0070
$995,000
Conventional
Property
Bedroom
3
Bathroom
Full: 3
Property Type
Conventional
Square ft
2512 Square Feet
Property Description
Are you looking for that special place in the country? This estate has much to offer. Let's start with the land. Thirty acres, all usable, currently in hay field and a few acres of hardwoods providing shade for the livestock. There are pear and peach trees trees, grape vines, many flowering trees and shrubs including a weeping cedar, dogwoods, burning bush and more. The inground pool overlooks the back field. Watch the deer and turkey play while you swim. The home has 3 bedrooms, 2 have en-suite baths, 3 full baths in all. The great room is made bright and sunny with French doors to the covered porch, many windows to show off the views, and skylights over the kitchen area. The wood burning fireplace for those cool Tennessee nights. The kitchen has an abundance of solid wood cabinets, appliance garage and shelving. The island has a breakfast bar. Behind the kitchen is a sunroom that can be used as a formal dining room, den, gym, so many opportunities for this space. Other rooms: A walk in pantry, laundry room, mechanical room. Park your car in the garage or covered carport, which doubles as an open porch. Now, out to the barn. 40 x 60, 3 large barn doors-you can drive straight through! And a walk-in door. Skylights, water and power. There is also a smaller garage/chicken house/ wood shed for all the gardening things. The home sits on a knoll with views on every side. More photos and video coming soon.
Property Information
Lot Size
30 acre(s) square ft
Property Type
Residential-Other
Year Built
1992
MLS Number
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Location
Address
874 Alvin Roach Rd
City
Rutledge
State
TN
Zip Code
37861
County
GRAINGER
Listing
Provider
Southern Homes & Farms, LLC, original listing
Name
Phone
(865) 471-0070
Office Name
Office Phone
(865) 471-0070
Agent Name
Fred DeFoe
Agency Phone
(865) 471-0070

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