*Remodeled Donelson home that exudes style, charm, and uniqueness. Nothing cookie-cutter about this stunner. Meticulous sellers
*Vaulted ceilings in large, light-filled living room with wood-burning fireplace
*Renovated kitchen (in 2019) with new farmhouse sink, new quartz countertops, new Verona gas range with five burners, new dishwasher, new subway tile, new faucet, new disposal, and new light fixtures
*All new stylish Mohawk waterproof flooring downstairs in 2019 and upstairs in 2021
*Renovated bathroom downstairs in 2021. New floors, new bathtub, new mirror, new tile, new light fixtures, new shower hardware, new cabinet, and new toilet
*Renovated master suite bathroom with double vanities and walk-in-closet. Renovations include new toilet, new tile floor, refreshed cabinet, new hardware, new mirrors, new faucets and sinks
*New HVAC 2019, new water heater 2019, roof 2016
*Home sits on a third of an acre with an enormous fenced backyard. New fence and gate on both sides of the house to close in yard as well as updated deck
*Washer, dryer, and refrigerator all included with acceptable offer
*Attic and 2-car garage with additional storage
*Prime location in a quiet cul-de-sac with easy access to interstate - Just a mile to I40. Ideal location in this quiet & friendly community. Also, just down the road from Elm Hill Marina and Percy Priest Lake - and 4 miles to the airport and 11 miles to downtown
**Please call or text MIKE at 615-414-3270 with any questions or to schedule a showing**
Homebuyers might see similarities between what’s happening today and the 2006 housing market where home prices became increasingly unaffordable until the bubble burst, helping trigger the worldwide financial crisis we came to call the Great Recession.
Stressed-out buyers might be thinking these high prices are a bubble just waiting to pop again. In fact, 77% of homebuyers believe there’s a bubble where they live, according to a recent Redfin survey.
Mortgage rates rose again this week, inching closer to 5%. The 30-year fixed-rate mortgage averaged 4.72% in the week ending April 7, up from 4.67% the week before, according to Freddie Mac. That’s the highest since December 2018.
Rates have jumped this year at a pace not seen in decades.
“Mortgage rates have increased 1.5% points over the last three months alone, the fastest three-month rise since May of 1994,” said Sam Khater, Freddie Mac’s chief economist. “The increase in mortgage rates has softened purchase activity such that the monthly payment for those looking to buy a home has risen by at least 20% from a year ago.”
A little over two years ago Michelle and Robin Anderton, who own the land where the much-loved Brownland Farm horse arena and training ground is located, decided to sell the property after Sissie Anderton, who started the farm with her husband Mack, retired. The news of their desire to sell to a developer didn’t go down well with a number of people in the community, and the tale of all they and the developer have gone through to try to turn the property into a housing subdivision has been long and drawn out. Yet, the new Board of Mayor and Alderman recently voted to approve the applicants’ request to rezone the 234 acres from Agriculture District and Civic Institutional District to Planned District, which finally moves the issue forward.
Nice shout-out for Franklin from the Wall Street Journal.
The word is out! Franklin, Tennessee was named by The Wall Street Journal one of the world's "7 Buzzy Destinations" for 2022! We can't keep our small-town charm and hospitality a secret. This is perfect timing with the relaunch of our Franklin Locals program!
