545 Lee Lambert Loop, Maryville, TN 37803 - Blount County

Welcome home to elegant but comfortable country living. You'll enjoy the laid back feel of this custom designed vintage home sitting on a large level lot with the availability of an additional one acre lot for $130K more. The covered wrap around front porch captivates your interest as you walk down the front sidewalk and see the fountain and meticulously maintained unique landscaping. Enter the house to a cozy living area with lovely gas fireplace and beautiful hardwood floors. (There is no carpet in the house!) There are 2 bedrooms on the main level of the main house. (One is currently being used for another sitting area.) The kitchen will certainly please any cook! Top notch appliances, plenty of counter and cabinet space, and quartz counters make the kitchen look ready to cook your gourmet meals. Adjoining the kitchen is a perfect formal dining area which has a great view of the landscaped back yard and 'cocktail pool.' Added to the main level is a guest apartment with living/kitchenette area, upscale bath with walk-in shower, and spacious bedroom. Your guests (or additional family members) will love staying here. Upstairs is currently being used as the primary bedroom, but it could easily accommodate two bedroom spaces or a bedroom and sitting room. It even has an office area too. Outdoors the land is versatile. There is a tiny home that is set up for a private office and is simply adorable. There is a greenhouse that's ready to use for growing your own plants. Multiple beds are filled with low maintenance perennials with room to add annuals to your taste. There's even a 12 X 25 storage building/workshop with an attached 12 X 10 cooled storage area. The view from the extra acreage is spectacular and could possibly be used to build a second home on the property. This truly is a 'MUST SEE' home!

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