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3131 Galbraith Street, Knoxville

Two-bedroom, one-bath character home at 3131 Galbraith Street in Knoxville, Knox County, Tennessee, built in 1925 with approximately 1,140 square feet, original hardwood floors, a clawfoot tub and a covered front porch. This is the kind of charm that is increasingly hard to find in North Knoxville. Inside, the built-in shelving in the living room and a fireplace add to the traditional feel and the older craftsmanship. The floor plan includes two bedrooms and one bath, with a separate formal dining room that can work as additional living space, a home office or a flexible catch-all area, depending on how the next owner wants to use it. Outside, the fenced backyard has alley access, which is useful for everyday comings and goings or future planning, and a storage shed holds tools and seasonal items. The exterior is brick, vinyl and frame, a mixed-material look typical of the era and the neighborhood. The house needs updating and some personal touches to bring out its full potential, so it suits a buyer who values charm and location and wants to improve a home at their own pace. The neighborhood is residential, with I-275, downtown Knoxville and UT close by for easy commuting, campus access and city living.

2 Beds ⋅ 1 Baths ⋅ 1,140 SqFt. ⋅ 1339222 MLS ⋅ ACTIVE Status

Two-bedroom, one-bath character home at 3131 Galbraith Street in Knoxville, Knox County, Tennessee, built in 1925 with approximately 1,140 square feet, original hardwood floors, a clawfoot tub and a covered front porch. This is the kind of charm that is increasingly hard to find in North Knoxville. Inside, the built-in shelving in the living room and a fireplace add to the traditional feel and the older craftsmanship. The floor plan includes two bedrooms and one bath, with a separate formal dining room that can work as additional living space, a home office or a flexible catch-all area, depending on how the next owner wants to use it. Outside, the fenced backyard has alley access, which is useful for everyday comings and goings or future planning, and a storage shed holds tools and seasonal items. The exterior is brick, vinyl and frame, a mixed-material look typical of the era and the neighborhood. The house needs updating and some personal touches to bring out its full potential, so it suits a buyer who values charm and location and wants to improve a home at their own pace. The neighborhood is residential, with I-275, downtown Knoxville and UT close by for easy commuting, campus access and city living.

3131 Galbraith Street, Knoxville

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