3 Bedrooms
1.5 Bathrooms
Sleeps 8
| Sleeping Arrangements |
|---|
| Bedroom 1 King |
| Bedroom 2 Queen |
| Bedroom 3 Queen |
| Bunk Room Bunk Twin |
This Charming Family Friendly Cottage on the Backwater of the TN River has it all and is ideally located to everything Knoxville!
If you didn't know better, you would think this property was located in the middle of the Great Smoky Mountains, and you wouldn't be too far off. While it retains that mountain retreat atmosphere with tons of privacy, you are located only 5 miles from Downtown Knoxville in the foothills of the same Mountain Range. In one square mile of downtown, Knoxville has over 100 restaurants and 25 breweries from which to choose, more than any other city in America. In addition to all of the shopping opportunities at family-owned specialty stores, live shows at two historic theatres, ice skating in Market Square, train rides on the Three Rivers Rambler, or a trip to the Urban Wilderness, Knoxville Zoo, or many local Civil War Forts, you will have a full week of activities within just a few miles of this property. Lest we forget the University of Tennessee, which is only 2.5 miles away straight down Alcoa Highway with sporting events, concerts, cultural activities, graduations, and much more.
The TN River backwater provides the perfect, calm spot to kayak, swim, fish and cool off in the hot summer months. And the view can be enjoyed year round! Bring your own kayaks and enjoy the peaceful water!
AMENITIES
-Family Friendly
-Corn Hole
-Fire Pit (Wood not Provided)
-Charcoal Gril (Charcoal not Provided)
-Kids Games, Toys, Books
-Kids Dishes and Utensils
-Swimming Hole
-Water View
-Seasonal Wood Burning Fireplace (Wood not Provided)
-Reading Nook
KITCHEN
-Stainless Steel Appliances
-Fridge/Freezer with Ice Maker
-Stove/Oven
-Microwave
-Dual Carafe/K-Cup Coffee Pot
-Kid-Friendly Utensils
-Stocked with Essentials
-Dining Table for 6
LIVING ROOM
-Sectional Sofa
-Wood Burning Seasonal Fireplace (Wood not Provided)
-Two Upholstered Chairs
-Console Table
-Nightstands with Lamps
-Flatscreen Smart TV
-Reading Nook
-Round Table with Seating for 4
BEDROOM 1
-King Bed
-2 Nightstands with Lamps
-Dresser
-Upholstered Chair
-Dresser
-Flatscreen Smart TV
-Access to Shared Full Bath
BEDROOM 2
-Queen Bed
-2 Nightstands with Lamps
-Dresser
-Flatscreen Smart TV
-Access to Shared Full Bath
BEDROOM 3
-Queen Bed
-2 Nightstands with Lamps
-Dresser
-Flatscreen Smart TV
BUNK ROOM
-Twin Bunk
-Two Chairs with Table
-Dresser
-Flatscreen Smart TV
FULL BATH
-Shower/Tub Combo
-Single Sink Vanity
-Toilet
HALF BATH
-Single Sink Vanity
-Toilet
LAUNDRY ROOM
-Washer
-Dryer
-Wire Shelves
-Start-up Supply of Detergent (Will not be Replenished)
OUTDOOR SPACE
-Brick Paver Patio
-Charcoal Grill (Charcoal not Provided)
-Corn Hole
-Fire Pit (Wood not Provided)
-Swimming Hole View and Access
At the turn of the 20th Century before most of the Frontier trails had been blazed West, Knoxville was on a growth pace similar to Atlanta and Chicago because of it's location on the Tennessee River and extensive railroads to transport timber, sand, rock, and other vital materials that helped build America. Located in the heart of Appalachia, Knoxville soon became the HUB and gathering place for Riverboat Captains, Railroad Engineers, Civil War Generals, Mob Bosses, famous athletes, actors, and musicians. Many of the original buildings and structures still remain, along with all of the stories and history. From historic taverns, pubs, museums, theatres, studios, and stadiums downtown, to battlefields, farms, and homes in the suburbs, you will not have to go far to find a great story of Knoxville's past or it's future. Immerse yourself in the local maker culture and fully experience why we were voted in the top 5 of the most popular.
