Stone exterior, fresh interior, and a backyard that grows your groceries. This is a 3-bedroom, 2.5-bath split-level with over 2,000 square feet of finished living space on a 0.46-acre lot, and from the moment you pull up to that stone and vinyl exterior with the lush green lawn and mature trees, it just feels settled. Solid. Like someone really thought about what it means to come home. The main level has fresh paint throughout and new windows installed in 2023, so the whole space feels bright and clean without needing anything. The kitchen has white cabinets, granite countertops, a peninsula with seating, tile floors, and a new stainless steel refrigerator added in 2023. An electric range and dishwasher round out the appliances. The dining area sits just off the kitchen and opens to the back deck where you can sit outside with your morning coffee and look out over the trees and garden below. Speaking of the garden, this backyard is genuinely special. There are multiple raised garden beds with corrugated metal and wood frames, a gravel pathway system with river rock edging, and a fully installed underground irrigation system that controls each bed independently. Right now it is growing muscadine grapes, beer hops, raspberries, blueberries, tomatoes, and cabbage. If you have wanted a productive homestead garden that is already built and ready to go, this is it. All three bedrooms are on the upper level with carpet, ceiling fans, and good closet space. Both full bathrooms have been updated with new tile showers, new vanities, and fresh finishes. The home is on gas, with a gas HVAC system and a gas water heater, which keeps utility costs predictable year-round. The lower level adds a ton of flexible living space. There is a large family room with a wood burning stove and a stone fireplace surround, a wet bar, tile floors, and sliding glass doors that walk out to the patio and yard. It is a great hangout space, a guest suite setup, or a dedicated hobby and project room. Location-wise, you are about 4.5 miles from Publix and 5 miles from Mayor Bob Leonard Park, one of the top sports and recreation complexes in the region. Lenoir City puts you close to everything in the greater Knoxville corridor while still giving you a neighborhood where people actually know each other and the lots have room to breathe.