Knoxville Open Houses Dec. 13th 2-4 pm

Join us this Sunday December 13th 2-4 to view some great Knoxville homes. For the complete list of our Knoxville Open Houses please Click Here.

New Listing in Turkey Creek

11227 Matthews Cove - Very open and spacious floor plan with lots of light in Knoxville's newest and most exciting lock and leave neighborhood. Wide entry hall, hardwood floors, 10 ft. ceilings, Wildwood cabinetry, granite countertops, luxurious main level master suite, theatre room, screened porch - and all within walking distance of movies, restaurants and shopping. 769,900 Click Here for more information.

Wonderful New Listing in Farragut

13112 Naylor Ridge Lane - Light And Bright fabulous walkout basement finished with 673 square feet of unfinished area for workshop. Wood blinds. Open floor plan, great family home with bonus, basement rec room, and family room open to kitchen. $324,900  Click Here for more information.

Recently Reduced Knoxville Properties

2120 Buckingham Circle - $414,000 - Immaculate custom built Cape Cod with all the extra touches. Quality construction throughout, including 2x6 ext. walls. The features are too numerous to list, but are highlighted by a 276 sq.ft. heated/coded sunroom, plantation shutters, hardwood floors and lots of built-ins and storage areas, with House Walls garage system. Buyer to verify sq. ft.  Click Here for more information.  11.24.09

1026 Blinken Street - $107,900 - End Unit! Very well maintained - New Carpet - Interior freshly painted - open floor plan - Large Living Room with wood burning fireplace - Kitchen offers all appliances + breakfast bar and breakfast nook. Massive Master Bedroom with walk-in closet makes up entire 2nd floor.  Click Here for more information.  11.9.09

New Listing Great Opportunity!

1829 Grenada Blvd. - Great Location! Great Price! Great Opportunity! One level living with very nice corner lot. Spacious rooms w/cathedral ceilings in Family Room, Living Room. and Dining Room. New roof, New Insulated Garage Door. New deck. House has Nice Curb Appeal; You Won’t Be Disappointed. $169,900  Click Here for more information.

Seal those Air Leaks

8 Easy Ways to Seal Air Leaks Around the House

Article From HouseLogic.com

By: Jeanne Huber
Published: September 16, 2009

For what the typical family wastes every year on air leaks--about $350--you can plug energy-robbing gaps, start saving money, and enjoy a more comfortable home.

A typical family spends about a third of its annual heating and cooling budget-roughly $350-on air that leaks into or out of the house through unintended gaps and cracks. With the money you waste in just one year, you can plug many of those leaks yourself. It's among the most cost-effective things you can do to conserve energy and increase comfort, according to Energy Star. Start in the attic, since that's where you'll find some of the biggest energy drains. Then tackle the basement, to prevent cold air that enters there from being sucked into upstairs rooms. Finally, seal leaks in the rest of the house. Here are eight places to start.

Holiday Safety Tips

Holiday Lighting Checklist

Article From HouseLogic.com

By: Pat Curry
Published: November 18, 2009

Before you plug in and light up for the holidays, run your decorations through this quick safety check.

Lights, inside and out, are a beautiful part of the holiday season. But as with all electrical devices, you need to take special precautions. Before you deck the halls, run through this checklist to keep your holidays merry and bright.