Efficient 2020 Converted Shed Home on 1 Acre in Tennessee – $80K

• 1 bed
• 1 bath
• 992 sqft
• 1.01 acre lot

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Originally constructed as a new storage shed, this building has been expertly converted into a comfortable and efficient living space. It rests upon a robust concrete pad and footer that previously supported a four-bedroom double-wide home, which was removed before ever being occupied. This history leaves behind a new septic system and a solid foundation prepared for future use, though no septic records were located on the local government site. The home is securely set on blocks and anchored in four locations for stability. The 1-acre property boasts a 200-amp electrical system split into two 100-amp breaker boxes—one serving the home and a second outdoor box ready to power a future barn, workshop, or outbuilding. All electrical work was completed by a licensed electrician, while the plumbing utilizes durable Schedule 40 PVC and reliable PEX water lines. A natural gas fireplace provides cozy warmth during the cooler months. With its solid infrastructure, thoughtful upgrades, and clear potential for expansion, this property delivers a smart and affordable housing solution for anyone valuing comfort, practicality, and long-term value.

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Harriman is a small city in eastern Tennessee with a historic downtown, traditional neighborhoods, and a mix of older homes and newer development. Founded in the late 1800s as a planned community, it still reflects that early design in parts of the city layout. The area has a relaxed pace, with local shops, schools, and restaurants serving residents year-round. Its location between larger cities makes it convenient while still maintaining a quieter, small-town atmosphere.

Harriman sits near the foothills of the Cumberland Plateau and is surrounded by natural scenery. Watts Bar Lake is just minutes away, offering boating, fishing, and waterfront views. The region is also within driving distance of Knoxville and Oak Ridge, providing access to additional shopping, healthcare, and employment opportunities. Parks, rivers, and rolling hills define much of the surrounding landscape, making outdoor recreation a common part of daily life in the area.

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