3905 Tazewell Pike, Knoxville, TN 37918

'Annie' is a stunning piece of Fountain City history. Nestled squarely on 1.3 acres, she is surrounded by mature trees and lovely landscapes that feature many perennial bushes and flowers. A private patio off of the sunroom is the perfect spot for morning coffee, and the cozy new firepit area overlooking the spacious backyard is ready for summer gatherings. Lovingly restored over the past three years, she maintains many of the original architectural features, including a gorgeous central stair, beautiful millwork, and wide windows that flood the house with light throughout the day. The generous central hall is flanked by a large living room to the left, centered around a gas-burning fireplace. To the right is a completely renovated kitchen with banquette dining, and butler's pantry that evokes timeless 1930's style, with 2023 function. An inviting sunroom with exposed brick completes the downstairs. With two stories of refinished original oak floors, the upstairs features 3 bedrooms and an additional full bath with original cast iron tub and oak judge's paneling. A new warrantied roof sits atop a large attic with pull-down stairs. New HVAC, duct-work, water heater, appliances, as well as electrical and plumbing updates have been completed. The chimney and gas fireplace have been inspected and ready for Winter warmth. Typical 1930's cellar is inspected and maintained yearly by a lifetime warranty through Master Services. Bathrooms and pantry/laundry area boast all new, custom tile work. Custom shelving, millwork, and built-ins have been tastefully added in nearly every room, true to the home's Colonial style. An added plus for this area is the ample parking in the rear, perfect for bike riding, basketball, and guests. Enough garage space for three cars/workshop area, plus another rear-facing garage for a boat, lawn equipment, etc. Mere minutes to interstate, shopping, restaurants, and Fountain City Park...yet so wonderful, you'll hate to leave home! KUB Fiber internet available and the home is zoned for Central High, a University of Tennessee Flagship School.