The Happy Holler Historic District in Knoxville is comprised of a number of commercial buildings from the early 1900s that now house a collection of stores, cafes, bakeries, a barbershop, cinema, and children's theater. This urban renaissance featuring unique architecture and local businesses continues to attract more people. Home values in walking distance of Happy Holler have gone up by about 50 percent in the past five years!
Close to Happy Holler are Old North Knoxville and the Fourth & Gill neighborhoods.
We are thrilled to present a well-priced, completely renovated home just two blocks from Happy Holler. 310 West Oldham Avenue is a work of art. The owners spent three years painstakingly renovating it.
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Listed for only $215,000. 310 West Oldham Avenue, Knoxville, Tennessee 37917.
This exquisitely renovated ranch home with 3 bedrooms and 2 baths is situated 2 blocks from Happy Holler and only a 5-minute drive from downtown Knoxville. The blend of modernity and rustic wood themes will make your guests marvel. The completely remodeled kitchen with butcher block counters, white cabinets, and a center island will make cooking a pure joy day after day. Maintenance will be a breeze with all these new features: waterproof LVP flooring, tile, doors, cabinets, plumbing fixtures, electrical wiring, bathroom lights, water heater, HVAC ductwork, sidewalk and driveway, mailbox, front porch, back deck, and gutters. The roof is just 3 years old. Most of the windows, wood siding, and drywall are new. The master suite features barn doors, repurposed wood, exposed brick, and tile.
The sprawling kitchen includes a GE QuietPower dishwasher, Frigidaire self-cleaning electric oven, and Frigidaire stacked washer and dryer. You will appreciate the utility sink in the laundry closet. Better yet, the kitchen faucet is a marvel of engineering, and the deep sink makes cleanup easy. The new Rheem 50-gallon electric water heater ensures that you and your family have plenty of hot water.
Roam around the flat yard or invite friends to join you at the peaceful fire pit. The newly poured sidewalk and driveway will last for years.
Walk into the crawl space to store plenty of items. New piers were installed to support the joists. A dehumidifier can be turned on to keep moisture down. New ductwork and some new insulation provide efficiency and comfort. The rear wall was rebuilt with a new concrete footing.
The Happy Holler Historic District features commercial buildings in a glorious renaissance, with a mix of cafes, stores, bakeries, shops, plus a cinema and children's theater. Just minutes from Happy Holler are Fourth & Gill and Old North Knoxville. This area affords you with multiple options for dining, entertainment, and shopping.
The owners painstakingly and meticulously renovated this home, making it incredibly unique. In the master bathroom, check out the hidden sliding cabinet door and the repurposed hardwood on the wall. The master bedroom's one-of-a-kind custom bookshelves allow you to decorate your sanctuary with ease. Traditional Tennessee wood themes abound, with high base moulding and large windowsills throughout.
KUB provides all utilities. Natural gas is available at the curb.
This home must be seen to truly be appreciated.
Tai and Amira DeSa love this area. We are with Harb DeSa Realty in Tennessee. You can call or send a text to us at 865-268-4439 (O) or at 865-385-6781 (M). Or, feel free to email us at tai@knoxvillesrealestate.com and amira@knoxvillesrealestate.com. We enjoy raising our twin daughters and helping buyers and sellers live their best life in East Tennessee. #diapersandrealestate #knoxville #happyholler #northknoxville #oldnorthknoxville #fourth&gill
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