200 E Red Bud Rd, Knoxville, TN 37920

Property Description

The 'SoKno' Dream on the Dogwood Trail. Escape to your own private sanctuary in the heart of South Knoxville! Perched on a rare, level 0.57 acre lot along the historic Dogwood Trail, this 1940s Craftsman-style gem perfectly balances vintage character with the modern space you've been searching for. Why you'll love it: The Ultimate Outdoor Oasis: Sip your morning coffee on the rooftop patio overlooking your massive, flat backyard--a 'unicorn' find for South Knoxville. Whether you're gardening in your 'secret garden' or hosting a summer BBQ, this yard is a blank canvas for your outdoor dreams. Space to Breathe: With over 2,500 sq. ft., including 4 spacious bedrooms - the 4th being a versatile upstairs bonus suite, there is room for a home office, a gym, or a creative studio. Character Meets Comfort: Fall in love with the authentic 1940s details, from the custom built-in shelving and original hardwoods to the charming sun-filled breakfast nook. The oversized windows throughout flood the home with natural light, highlighting the craftsmanship of a bygone era. Location, Location, Location: You are seconds from the Urban Wilderness gateway. Bike to Baker Creek Bottoms, hike at Ijams Nature Center, or grab a brew at a nearby SoKno taproom--all while being less than 10 minutes from UT and Downtown Knoxville. Airport: 20 minutes from TYS. Recent Updates: Includes a brand-new roof over the patio/deck (July 2025), new dishwasher (2025), and updated pex plumbing (November 2021). Don't settle for a cramped lot or a cookie-cutter build. Come see why 200 E Red Bud Rd is the best value-per-square-foot in 37920. Let's recap: This home features 2 living rooms, an office area with built-in's, walk-in pantry, original hardwoods, stained glass windows, real wood trim, and a rooftop patio - perfect for entertaining or enjoying as a private oasis. This property includes both Red Bud and Dogwood Trees. Designed to impress, this home is a classic. Whether you're hosting or preparing a quiet dinner, the kitchen provides the perfect space with its large island and ample eat-in dining area. With local authority approval, a savvy buyer could create an AirBNB - highlighting the outdoor adventurer allure or for those commuting, vacationing, or in town to cheer on the VOLs. (Buyer responsible for and should verify all changes with local building and zoning authorities). In the heart of SoKno, you'll be close to shopping, restaurants, University of Tennessee, and Knoxville's Urban Wilderness. Take this opportunity to own a piece of Craftsman-style architecture in the thriving heart of SoKno. Utilities: KUB natural gas, sewer, water, power; AT&T fiber internet