Well-kept Country Townhome for Sale in Crockett County, Tn

Description

Charming Country Townhome in Crockett County, TN – Well Maintained and Move-In Ready!

Discover this beautifully maintained 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom brick townhome in the heart of Crockett County, TN. With 1052 sq. ft. of heated and cooled space, this well-kept apartment style home features real hardwood floors in the living/dining room combo, a cozy kitchen with a panty, all appliances included, and spacious bedrooms featuring plush carpet. The primary suite comes with its own private bathroom for added comfort.

Key features include:

1± year old HVAC unit for peace of mind and comfort
Screened-in back porch with stunning countryside views
Covered carport and concrete driveway with a convenient turn-around spot
Spacious backyard perfect for gardening, and a nice storage shed for tools
New roof & septic system (2024) to be installed by seller for worry-free homeownership
Convenient Location: Easy commute to Jackson, Dyersburg, Humboldt; close access to I-40 & Hwy 412

This home should quailify for common loan types such as: FHA, VA, USDA, and Conventional—making it an affordable homeownership opportunity coupled with modest utility bills. Enjoy peaceful country living and the convenience of neighboring communities. Don’t miss out on this gem in West Tennessee.

About the Area: Crockett County, Tennessee (courtesy of Crockett Country Chamber of Commerce)

There are few places left in America like this wonderful community in West Tennessee where children still play in their yard and neighbors greet each other on the street and in the local grocery. As you will soon learn, there are a lot of great stories to tell about Crockett County.

Crockett County is located in the heart of West Tennessee. Those familiar with the area say it’s just twenty minutes from Jackson or Dyersburg. Others say it’s between Humboldt and Brownsville. If none of those places sound familiar, we’ll just say it’s between Nashville and Memphis. However you say it, folks around here call it home.

The earliest European settlers in Crockett County arrived in the early 1800’s. Lured by the rich Delta land, they created West Tennessee’s first incorporated town, Cherryville. The area continued to grow and it soon became clear that a new county should be formed.

Taken from four neighboring counties, Crockett was formed in 1871. It’s named after the famous Davy Crockett. The county seat, Alamo, is named after the town in Texas where Crockett and many other brave Tennesseans volunteered in the war for Texas independence. Most, like Crockett, did not survive.

Crockett County has an intriguing history, but its future is even more exciting. Located in one of the fastest growing areas of the state, Crockett has much to offer its residents and visitors alike. With a peaceful landscape, pleasant people and positive outlook, Crockett County makes its mark as one of the finest communities in Tennessee.