***SOLD*** This home on Watts Bar Lake invites you and your favorite people to live on lake time. Offering three levels of true comfort and optimal entertainment, top-notch recreational amenities and dreamy outdoor living all perfectly perched lake-side to relax and enjoy. The large, yet quiet, cove off the main channel of the TN river has year round water. Conveniently Located just 75 minutes from Chattanooga and Knoxville. This spacious open home was designed and built for just this - a multi-family vacation sweet spot! The layout of the main level has an open and enormous kitchen fully equipped for all your culinary needs to feed a crowd. The new stove features a ''air fryer'' oven! The wine fridge is ready for any vintage. The scraped wood floors, solid wood cabinetry and natural stone counters speak to the timeless and durable details found throughout this home. The adjacent dining area is wrapped in windows with dreamy views to the lake and can accommodate a table for 12.

Welcome home to this beautifully reimagined, turn-key residence set on a wooded 0.37-acre lot. Recently transformed from top to bottom, no detail was overlooked. The home now boasts electrical, plumbing, insulation, HVAC, and ductwork upgrades bringing it up to today's highest standards. The open-concept floor plan was thoughtfully redesigned for modern living, featuring a chef-worthy kitchen with an expansive butcher block island - perfect for prep, serving, or gathering with family.

There is so much fraud in our world today and the scammers are finding new ways to steal from people. We have all heard about the different types of wire fraud in Real Estate. If you have not you live under a rock or have not seen the news for the past few years. Since more nad more systems have been put into place to make this more difficult and Buyers, Sellers, REALTORS snd Title Companies have all started to catch onto the fraud they have had to find new ways to steal from people.

***SOLD***This completely remodeled ranch home on a full basement if a perfect home for someone wanting to be located at the front of the mountain but not have 5,000 sq ft. This 3 Bedroom and 3.5 Bath home sits on 1.3 acres only 20 minutes to Downtown Chattanooga and is still zoned for Thrasher Elementary and Signal Mountain Middle/High School.

Yes, a realtor is a licensed real estate professional. The term "Realtor" is often used to specifically refer to a real estate agent or broker who is a member of the National Association of Realtors (NAR) and adheres to its strict code of ethics and standards.

MLS stands for Multiple Listing Service. It's a comprehensive database used by real estate agents to share information about properties they have listed for sale. Essentially, it's a centralized platform where real estate professionals input and access data about homes for sale or rent.

You shop for a home. You find one you like. You make an offer conditional on a satisfactory home inspection.

A custom home and a spec home differ primarily in how they are built and for whom they are constructed

As of my last knowledge update in January 2022, the property tax rate in Hamilton County, Tennessee, varied depending on the specific location within the county and the municipality. In general, the property tax rate in Hamilton County was around $2.76 per $100 of assessed value. However, tax rates can change and may vary based on updates in local legislation or assessments. I recommend checking the Hamilton County Assessor of Property's website or contacting their office directly for the most current and accurate information on property tax rates.

A radon test is a procedure used to measure the levels of radon gas within a specific area, typically in homes or buildings. Radon is a naturally occurring radioactive gas that can seep into buildings through the ground and accumulate indoors. Prolonged exposure to high levels of radon can pose health risks, as it is a known carcinogen.

Travis Close, founder of Travis Close Homes at Real Estate Partners, is a Chattanooga native and now calls Signal Mountain home. He has a degree from Middle Tennessee State University and had a successful career in advertising before transitioning to real estate in 2006. Travis’s career trajectory changed after he and his wife, Tina, were buying a home in 2005. “We’d bought homes before, but this was the first time an agent had made a lasting impression on me,” offers Travis. “Sue Gee was our agent. The market it was very hot then and everyone’s emotions were high.