4237 Smoot Lane, Louisville, TN 37777 (MLS # 1312523)

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PRICE $1,295,000 BEDS 3 BATHS 4 HOME SIZE 3,397 sqft LOT SIZE 27,443 sqft Request More Info Schedule a Showing

Indulge in panoramic views of the water and seasonal foliage from this waterfront home located on the Tennessee River. From the spacious dock with sundeck to the views of the water from the interior, this home offers peaceful year-round enjoyment. Stepping into the home, family and guests are greeted by an amazing view of the water and the lush hills of East Tennessee. A large floor to ceiling fireplace anchors the primary living space where access to the screened-in porch is mere steps away. Seamlessly attached is a formal dining space where happy occasions and holidays are to be celebrated. A spacious kitchen with breakfast bar, stainless appliances, ample counter space, glass front cabinetry and a large picture window with views of the water offers a lovely place for prepping meals. The primary suite is spacious with a tray ceiling and its lucky owners can wake each day looking out onto the water. A beautiful bath is attached with a walk-in shower, dual sinks, soaking tub and a walk-in closet with custom built-ins for shoes, bags and clothes. An additional spacious suite with an attached bath completes the primary level of this home. The lower level offers the remaining bedroom along with additional living space with a second stone fireplace, built-ins and a wet bar for serving snacks and drinks when company is over enjoying a day on the lake. A spacious upper patio is screened-in and allows the perfect space for outdoor dining, additional entertaining space, or a relaxing place to unwind at the end of a long summer day. The lower-level patio has covered and uncovered space and is surrounded by a lush lawn and tiered flowered beds leading down to a large dock with a boat lift plus a lower and upper sun deck. This waterfront home works for full-time residency or as a retreat from the norm and will provide memorable days and nights along the Tennessee River.