An island in a sea of greenspace and acreage, this home offers the kind of privacy people dream about. Built more than 60 years ago by a home builder for his own family, you can still clearly see the care and intention that went into that original design. Solid, practical, and full of character, four generations of the builder's family have lived inside these walls—a testament to its lasting quality and the memories it can hold. You'll find the layout to be as functional as it is comfortable. Main-level living keeps daily life simple, while the basement below adds valuable space and opportunity. A covered carport leads into a true drop zone, ideal for kicking off muddy boots or unloading groceries. Just below, the basement mirrors that practicality with its own shower and sink, a garage bay, and plenty of workspace for projects. Upstairs, the kitchen is spacious enough for real cooking and conversation, flowing easily into the combined dining and family room. Original hardwoods run throughout the living spaces and bedrooms, with easy-care vinyl in the kitchen and bath. The three bedrooms are grouped together on the quiet end of the house for when you're ready to retreat at the end of the day and rest up to enjoy another one. Construction details reflect the mid-century ethic and integrity you'd expect: straightforward, sturdy, and meant to last. And last it has. Outside city limits, the property feels like a country retreat, yet you're only a short trip to Townsend, the Smoky Mountains, the Top of the World community, and Chilhowee Lake. This home was thoughtfully built, faithfully kept, and perfectly positioned for the next chapter of a quieter kind of life.