Live in a bit of history. Oak Ridge, Tennessee's population grew from roughly 2500 to 75,000 souls between 1942 and 1945 as the site was chosen for development of the technology for the atomic bomb which allowed the United States to end World War II. Several standardized homes were designed and constructed to house the thousands of workers who, at the time, didn't know the big picture of their efforts. After the war, these homes were in high demand due to their high quality construction and efficient design. Many of these homes, like the one pictured above, were relocated to Knoxville. This home was expanded and a pitched roof was added. So if you're looking for a great alternative to some bland asphalt & plywood apartment complex, this home might be for you. Specifics include: * Located in north Knoxville's convenient Lincoln Park neighborhood * ONLY $850 * Simply stunning hardwood floors * Tons of storage * Efficient central heat & air * Updated kitchen * Over the range microwave * Newly installed dishwasher * Refrigerator with ice maker * Massive family room with parquet flooring and fireplace * Large laundry room with optional washer & dryer * Over-sized lot perfect for recreation or garden spot * Mini-blinds provided * Just 6 minutes north of downtown, UT's main campus * Off-street parking Only $850 for a 2-year lease; for more info, visit http www.pittmanproperties.com
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