103 Nelson Pl Harriman, TN 37748
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About this home
Welcome to 103 Nelson Place in Harriman, TN. Tucked away in the small, serene area of Oak Pointe, this stunning 3-bedroom, 2.5-bathroom home offers the perfect balance of modern sophistication and outdoor charm. It's ideally located just 3 miles from Kingston City Park, providing convenient access to Watts Bar Lake, where you can launch your boat for a day on the water or take a stroll along the scenic waterfront walking trails. As you approach this home, the charming front stoop welcomes you, setting the stage for the warmth and comfort you'll find inside this 2500+ sq. ft. home. The expansive family room features soaring cathedral ceilings that create a bright, airy ambiance—perfect for cozy evenings by the warm fireplace or family gatherings in the large open-concept space. Beautiful luxury vinyl plank flooring enhances the home's contemporary style with both durability and warmth. The floors extend seamlessly into the gourmet kitchen, which boasts stunning quartz countertops, a spacious island, and an expansive double pantry offering abundant storage—perfect for keeping everything organized and within reach. The main level also includes a half bath for guests and a master suite that is a true retreat. The master suite is complete with a soaking tub, double vanities, and an enormous walk-in closet. Upstairs, you'll find 2 additional bedrooms with large closets, a full bathroom, and a sprawling 500+ sq. ft. bonus room—ideal for a media room, home office, or play area. There is also a secret storage area for all your holiday decorations! Step outside the kitchen into the backyard to find your own park-like retreat. The large space is fully fenced and surrounded by mature trees and lush foliage, creating a serene, private setting. The newly stained platform deck and paver patio provide the perfect spot for outdoor gatherings and barbecues.
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