Gorgeous views and one floor living awaits you in this wonderful 3 Bedroom, 2 bath home. As you walk in
to the front door you will instantly feel at home by the comfortable and efficient floor plan and interior finishes. You will be ready to move in. Built in 2009, with spacious living areas and a perfect 3 point kitchen, the house has all the advantages to country living with all the amenities you will find in a modern build.

The finishes range from elegant hardwood floors, durable ceramic tile and stainless steel appliances.
A vaulted ceiling makes the already generous living and dining room feel that much more spacious.

Evenings can be spent either watching the game or cozied up on the couch with a glass of wine as the fireplace illuminates the living room. You have found a hidden gem here at 3603 Atala Trail in Kodak Tennessee.

Tuckahoe Trail

Imagine a neighborhood where kids can still ride bikes, families can take walks together and
every morning breathtaking mountain views are just outside your door. That is what you will find in the subdivision of Tuckahoe Trail. This home has so much to offer its new residence. From the natural beauty of the Kodak community to the convenient location to cities like Knoxville, Pigeon Forge and Gatlinburg, there is so much to offer.

This neighborhood in Kodak is just off exit 402 or 407 on Interstate 40, so it's just a hop, skip and a jump to anywhere you want to go.

The Knoxville downtown scene is located just 20 miles away. Gatlinburg, the entrance to the Great Smoky Mountains is just 24 miles.

East Tennessee

East Tennessee has an assortment of gorgeous natural entertainment options such as the Great Smoky Mountains and a whole system of
recreational lakes created by TVA in the 1930s.
Not to mention several state parks with numerous hiking trails and both tent and RV camping. So whether you want to visit an art museum in Knoxville or learn about Appalachian history and culture, it can be found just 30 minutes away.

Also, here in east Tennessee one can experience all four distinct but mild seasons. And, You have not
lived until you have seen the Great Smoky Mountains and the surrounding areas in autumn when the leaves create a colorful fall canvas. It really should be on everyone's bucket list.