This 70s rancher sits on nearly an acre of flat, usable land in a quiet, established neighborhood—and yes, that's a double corner lot you're looking at! With three bedrooms, two full baths, and solid bones, it offers the kind of space and structure that's getting harder to find these days. It's been a rental property for the last several years, and, while it's completely livable as-is, it's ready for someone with vision to come in and make it shine again. No known issues with the foundation, wiring, or water intrusion or anything serious like that—just the kind of cosmetic overhaul you'd expect to be needed in a home that hasn't seen much updating in a while. The layout has potential, the yard is a standout, and the price reflects the work that still needs to be done. Location-wise, you're just minutes from everyday essentials: Food City and Kroger are both within a 10-minute drive, making grocery runs quick and convenient. UT Medical Center is also about a 20 minute drive. And, geographically, this home is perfectly positioned between Knoxville and the Smokies. Downtown Knoxville is about 20 minutes away, offering a vibrant mix of dining, shopping, and cultural attractions. Head the other direction, and you're roughly 30 minutes from Pigeon Forge, Gatlinburg, and the entrance to the Great Smoky Mountains National Park—ideal for weekend getaways, hiking excursions or entertaining out-of-town guests. If you've been looking for a project with great potential in a great location or if you're in the market for something affordable with upside to make your own, this one might be worth a closer look. Selling as-is.