Residential (Single Family)

193 Buffalo Run , Mountain City, TN 37683

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3 Bedrooms, 2 Full Baths, 1 Partial Bath – Log

FOR SALE

Price: $624,900 List Date: 2025-06-20 DOM: 40
City Tax: $0 County Tax: $1,774

Year Built: 2007

Finished Area: 2,320 ft² (1,270 ft² on main level + 1,050 ft² on 2nd level)

Unfinished: 1,270 ft² (not in garage)

Total Area: 3,590 ft² (Finished & Unfinished)

Lot Size: 2.12 acre(s) Lot Dimensions: IRR Topography: Sloped

Heating: Heat Pump, Propane, Wood Stove Cooling: Heat Pump Water & Sewage: Public

Appliances: Dishwasher, Refrigerator, Range, Microwave

Description

Log Cabin life made simple with the recent (2021) updates out of the way, it's time for enjoying life. The mountains are calling! This cabin boasts 2021 updates which includes 24 gauge steel standing seam roof, Sascho exterior log home stain, new hardwood floors, slate flooring, walnut entry door, new sliding door. Matching stainless steel (2021) Samsung kitchen appliances to complement the upgraded cabinets.This log cabin home has an open floorplan that is comfortable for every day life and makes entertaining a breeze. The living room with its open cathedral ceiling view to the upstairs also lends to easy flow to the dining/kitchen area. Location options for sipping morning coffee and listening to the birds chirp are many, with the back porch, wrap around deck, or gazebo. Property lot sizes in this log home community are set, which yield to good spacing between neighbors for privacy. A half-bath and laundry room are conveniently located on the main floor. The large primary bedroom en suite, also on the main, has (2021) plantation shutters and it's bathroom has a garden tub as well as a walk-in shower.The upstairs offers two open spaces currently an office and a music/reading area, a full size bathroom and two bedrooms with good size closets. As well as a linin closet and attic.This cabin home is equipped with multiple choices of heat sources, the (2021) Lopi Liberty wood stove (with heat blower) and double wall stainless steel pipe, has been used as primary heat source, with optional original heat pump, and optional (2021) propane fireplace. Significantly reducing utility bills. Details, such as, insulation was added under all window trims to reduce heat loss and block pest entry. A buried propane tank was added to supply the (2021) Rinnai tankless water heater, bedroom fireplace, and (2021)generator. This home also boasts an installed EMP Shield device. The full basement offers a two car drive under garage with Plenty of extra space.