Hello Home Experts

Y'all come see us tonight for some treats and a tour!

❗OPEN HOUSE❗

1493 Lindsey Lane, Chapel Hill, TN 37034
Saturday: 2:00-4:00pm (9/10/2022)

Do you like homemade cookies? Thinking about buying, live in the area, or just feeling curious? Come on out for some chocolate chip cookies and a tour of this beautifully, well-maintained brick home in Chapel Hill just listed for $485,000.

🛏️ 3 bedrooms
🛁 2 bathrooms
🚗 2 car garage with space for shelving
📏 1826 square feet
🌳 1.5 acres of park-like yard with trees
🚫 NO HOA!
🏡 Small, quiet neighborhood
🐕 Portion of backyard fenced around deck is perfect for pets or kids!

Refinished hardwoods throughout including bedrooms, new flooring in kitchens and bathrooms, newer HVAC, new stove, newer interior paint throughout. Formal foyer opens into large living room with gas fireplace and vaulted ceilings. Kitchen with stainless steel appliances, granite, pantry, breakfast room and formal dining room. Owner suite with walk-in-closet, whirlpool bath garden tub, remodeled separate tile shower, and double sink vanity. Long concrete drive fits RV/camper with 220 volt wiring and sewer hookup. Newer large deck freshly painted. Gazebo and 12"x24" shed remain. All appliances remain (washer, dryer, and refrigerator). Annual HVAC and termite inspections with current termite clear letter. See Upgrades List in photos. Professional photos will be added to the listing tonight:

https://go.realtracs.com/0h69mAr

If you have questions or are considering buying and would like to set up a private showing at another time, call or text Anna Brandon: 615-618-0430.

1493 Lindsey Lane, Chapel Hill, TN 37034 $485,000 3 Beds, 2 Baths, 1826 SqFt

When you think you are having a bad day....😂
“A handful of cows found their way into a newly built home and lived in it for a month before being noticed.

It happened in Montana. The family was moving from Washington. The Aunt was supposed to be checking on the place, but she didn’t. A rancher had filed a report about missing some cattle and even checked their barn, but not the house. They think a bad storm sent them looking for cover. They also think the storm blew a door in or somehow one of the cows nudged one open."