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Wallace Luxury Spotlight | 3725 Island View Road Way Sevierville, TN 37876
This Wallace Luxury property is a Custom built Western Red Cedar log home featuring six bedrooms and three bathrooms. You’ll love the open concept space in your own gorgeous log home on 5 acres. Plus, the property features a dock on a deep cove, plus lake access as well as its own graveled boat launch sitting on Douglas Lake, just off of McGuire’s creek.
A roomy walkout basement offers a two-car garage, and the home includes high-end Jenn Air appliances, with a fire pit with ample seating. Enjoy morning cups of coffee or evenings relaxing on the partially screened porch and wrap around deck. The home features a 9-year old roof, plus a 1,000 gallon septic that was just cleaned and serviced. This luxury property offers it all. Income from rentals has produced just at 140K per year as of August 2022- rentals do well with the larger parties of guests.
Bring your own boat and your friend’s family and their boat! Ample room to accommodate large, multiple families and or friends! Barn towards the front of the property has ample permanent storage for watercraft, kayaks, jet ski’s- you name it!
Listed by Ryan Smith – Wallace Lakeside Office | Click here for more information.
Wallace Luxury Spotlight | 3531 Laws Chapel Road Maryville, TN 37803
This Wallace Luxury property is a Custom Log home with 60+ acres located minutes from the Smoky Mountains and Maryville. A Mini farm, it includes 3 bay drive thru pole barn & chicken coop.
Get ready to enjoy late night cook outs, plus streams and trails to explore, as well sunny mornings filled with giggles on your wrap around porch, & shady afternoons under a tree with a book. One of the most sought-after locations with the conveniences of Maryville or Knoxville yet just a short drive to the mountains.
The primary bedroom, second bedroom and laundry are all on the main level. There are loads of Gleaming Hardwood throughout the main level as well. The spacious Kitchen features stainless steel appliances, bar seating & large eating area –all of these spaces OPEN to the home’s Great Room with Soaring Ceiling!
What’s more, there’s also a second level offering two additional bedrooms plus a loft and full bath. The Basement offers bedroom with oversized closet and a full bath & living room with a wood stove. Call today for your tour! New HVAC and windows within the last 2 years!
Protect Your Home While You’re Away on Vacation
For many of us, the highlight of spring or summer is taking a long awaited vacation for a week of fun in the sun and relaxation. No one wants to return home after a fabulous getaway to find that their home has had uninvited visitors and things aren’t just how you left them.
These helpful tips may be able to prevent any sort of unwanted situations and give you peace of mind while you are away.
1) Pause Before You Post
In this digital age, social media is part of daily life and many of us post our routine activities. It would be understandable to post the exciting news that you are finally away to that dream destination. But the reality is, any number of strangers can see those messages and use it as an opportunity to take advantage of the situation.
Vacation pictures and stories are a huge tip off that no one is home and your house vulnerable. So wait until after the trip to post those sun-kissed beach selfies.
2) Stop the Mail
Thieves are often wise to potential signs that no one is home and another huge clue is piled up mail and newspapers. It is easy to contact USPS and have them hold your mail until your return. If you have a friend or neighbor that you trust, ask them to pick up your mail as well as keep an eye on your place.
3) Time Your Lights
Lights on throughout your home are a great indicator that the house isn’t empty. However leaving the lights on would cause a higher electric bill not to mention be a waste of energy. A great alternative is to program electronics using smart technology or timers.
If you can, consider hiring a friend or family member to housesit, or at the least to stop by periodically to check on things.
There are also services that provide house-sitting, dog-walking, etc if you want to take advantage of it.
These tips are simple but will go a long way in protecting your home while you are away. Here at Wallace Real Estate, we realize that vacations are a great time to make memories and want to ensure your return is as stress-free as possible!
Have a great trip!
Wallace Luxury Spotlight | 1815 Placid Drive Sevierville, TN 37862
This Wallace Luxury property is a beautiful and newly constructed custom-built, brick and stone home located in highly desirable Landmark Point Subdivision. This home features a bright, open concept living area, a formal dining room for those special gatherings, and a modern, sleek fireplace to keep you warm as you catch up on your favorite tv shows and the big games.
The kitchen is complete with granite countertops, black steel appliances, designer lighting, and an island that is great for entertaining. Enjoy the mountain views and sunsets from your living room, patio deck, and as you soak in your over-sized tub.
Fully finished, walk-out basement provides you with an ensuite bedroom for guests or in-laws, a butler’s closet for bartending your parties, a huge recreational room perfect for a theatre, game room, studio or all of it.
This stunning home has it all, including proximity to Dollywood, the Great Smoky Mountains, Leconte Medical Center, shopping, and dining. Set up a showing today and see it for yourself!
Listed by Oscar Valle – Wallace Bearden Office | Click here for more information.
How to Display the United States Flag at Your Home
Flag Day is June 14th, but if you want to display an American Flag at your home or place of business all year long, there are a few things to keep in mind.
The U.S. National Flag Code was created and distributed nationwide in 1923. In 1942, the code became Public Law, and is the same flag code we use today.
A few things to consider when displaying the U.S. flag…
- Do not display the flag outdoors during inclement weather
- Do not display the flag upside down, unless you are trying to convey a sign of distress or danger
- Do not allow the flag to touch anything beneath it (including water, merchandise or the floor/ground)
- Do not display a flag that is soiled or damaged. *When flags become damaged, there is proper protocol to retire them in a dignified manner. You may want to contact your local American Legion or Scouts troop for more information about flag retirement ceremonies.
- Do allow your flag to flow freely. Do not attach it to any sort of metal frame/spreaders.
- If displaying the U.S. flag with other flags, the U.S. flag should appear first and centered in the middle of a flag display.
- When a flag is displayed vertically in a window or against a wall, the union field should be uppermost and to the flag’s right. (The flag’s right is the observer’s left.)
- When a flag is displayed from the front of a building, the union should be at the peak of the staff, unless the flag is at half-staff.
- Any additional flag or pennant must be displayed lower than the U.S. flag.
Typically, the flag should be risen at sunrise and lowered at sunset, but you can keep a flag flying at night if it is illuminated by outdoor lighting.
