
428 Brookwood Drive
About this property
Welcome to your dream home in the heart of Bristol, TN! This stunning move-in-ready property, built in 1963, offers the perfect blend of classic charm, loving renovations, and modern amenities. With spacious rooms and a fenced-in backyard with entertainment space, this property has room for it all! As you step inside, you'll be greeted by a warm and inviting atmosphere that makes you feel right at home. The oversized bedrooms and soaring ceilings offer ample space for rest and relaxation. The unique layout and evidence of careful maintenance of this mid-century home is sure to be a crowd pleaser! Step outside into the beautiful outdoor entertainment space and experience the joys of living in Tennessee's balanced four seasons. The fully fenced-in yard offers a private oasis for outdoor living, room for children and pets to play free, and a space where you can enjoy barbecues with friends and family or simply relax in the fresh air. Located in a quiet, established neighborhood, this property is perfect for anyone looking for their own peaceful oasis, only minutes away from all Bristol has to offer. Don't miss the opportunity to make this lovely house your new home! Buyer/Buyer's Agent to verify any and all information.
View Similar Properties- Construction - Site Built
- Attic - None
- Exterior Finish - Brick/Vinyl Siding
- Flooring - Hardwood/Luxury Vinyl/Tile
- Foundation - Block
- Property Condition - Above Average
- Roof - Composition/Shingle
- Style - 3+ Story/Traditional/Tri-Level
- Walls - Drywall
- Windows - Double Pane Windows/Insulated Windows
- Year Built - 1963
- Appliances - Disposal/Microwave/Range/Refrigerator
- Fireplace - Living Room/Marble/Stone
- Interior Features - Entrance Foyer/Smoke Detector(s)/Storm Door(s)
- Laundry - Electric Dryer Hookup/Washer Hookup
- Other Rooms - Laundry/Primary Bedroom/Sitting/Workshop
- Amenities - Landscaping
- Exterior Features - Other/See Remarks
- Fencing - Back Yard
- Garage - Garage Spaces: 2
- Other Structures - Shed(s)
- Parking Features - Asphalt/Driveway/Garage Door Opener
- Porch/Patio/Deck - Back/Deck/Front Porch/Rear Patio
- Topography/Lot Description - Cleared/Level/Sloped
- Total SqFt Finished - 1763
- Above Grade SqFt - 1763
- Finished SqFt Level 1 - 1118
- Finished SqFt Level 2 - 645
- Total SqFt Unfinished - 0
- Basement Total SqFt - 0
- Garage Total SqFt - 376
- Garage Attached SqFt - 376
- AC - Ceiling Fan(s)/Heat Pump
- Heating - Electric/Heat Pump
- Sewer - Public Sewer
- Water - Public
- Utilities - Cable Available
- Auction - No
- Easements - None
- Financing - Cash/Conventional/FHA/USDA Loan/VA Loan
- Foreclosure - No
- Short Sale - No
- HOA Fee - 0
- Home Warranty - No
- Taxes - County $986.54/City $814.38
- Zoning - R2
Bristol, TN
Home to the Bristol Motor Speedway, Bristol, TN has a rich history that continues today. If you’ve never been to two places at once, head down to State Street and experience being in two states at once! While you’re downtown, there are plenty of other activities and places to visit!
Eat:
620 State – The owners that brought the Tri-Cities Label, Southern Craft BBQ, and more, have a new restaurant in town. Offering a wide menu of sushi, burgers, steaks, and pasta, you can find just about anything here. However, their sushi and Japanese fare do stand out as some of the best around.
Burger Bar – This divey walk-in joint brings us back to the era of 1950’s diners. Bring an appetite because portions are large and you’ll want to get one of everything. Of course you can’t go to the Burger Bar without having a milkshake. While traditional flavors like vanilla and chocolate are great, we recommend a banana fudge shake.
Quaker Steak & Lube – While we typically don’t go for chains, Quaker Steak is a notable mention. Just across the street from Burger Bar, Quaker Steak offers a never ending list of draught beer, and an equally long list of wings, making this place worth a stop. Like spicy foods? Try their Eat Heat Challenge by eating six wings made from scorpion pepper venom and concentrated capsaicin. Not so fast though: you’ll have to sign a waiver first.
The Bristol Hotel – The prestigious Bristol Hotel offers two separate dining experiences in house. The first, Lumac, offers sweeping views of the surrounding Appalachian mountains on the rooftop bar. Serving craft beer, small batch whiskey, and a limited bar menu, Lumac is a great place to meet up with friends, family, or co-workers. Feeling something a bit more refined? Dine-in downstairs at Vivian’s Table for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. We’re not sure who Vivian is, but we love her lobster pasta and slow braised pork osso bucco.
Drink:
Bristol Station Brews & Taproom – Conveniently located near State Street, the Station has a 10 barrel brewing system to provide beer enthusiasts with uncommon craft flavors. Winners of the Tennessee Championship Beer award, some of their notable brews include: Vanilla Imperial Porter, Bearded Goat Bock, and Double Loco Imperial IPA.
Elderbrew – Bristol’s first small-batch brewery focuses on concocting one barrel at a time. Available only at their taproom on 6th street, brews like Thai Fighter, Halfling, and Bring Out Your Dead, tingle the senses and make you wanting more.
State Street Brewery – Another mainstay of downtown Bristol, State Street Brewery prides themselves on creating enjoyable, flavorful, and unique beers. Pull up a stool and enjoy one of many beers. Our favorites are the Razzle and High Hopes.
Do:
Bristol Caverns – Located on the Tennessee side just south of Bristol, the caverns are truly a remarkable sight to behold. Paths follow an ancient underground river that flowed more than 200 million years ago.
Bristol Rhythm and Roots – The annual Rhythm and Roots Festival, held in the fall, offers residents and visitors the best in Americana, classic country, fold-rock, and Appalachian music across the downtown area. This multi-day music festival has grown substantially over the past few years and brings in people from all over the country! Local vendors, breweries, and restaurants get involved to provide an amazing experience for all.
South Holston Lake & Dam – Whether you like to swim, boat, kayak, raft, or just fish on the shore, Holston Lake is a popular summertime retreat. Boat and raft rentals are available through the marina. Make sure to bring plenty of water and sunscreen, you’ll need it!
The Birthplace of Country Music Museum – Established in 2014, and an affiliate of the Smithsonian Institution, the Country Music Museum is a must-do. With over 24,000 sq. feet across two levels, you’ll leave with a new appreciation of country music. Within the exhibit are a performance theatre, radio station, large space for venues, and a learning center.
Shop:
Shops on State Street – Shop local! These locally owned and operated shops are the quintessential Main Street USA feel. From antiques to art galleries, and everything in between, you’ll have a blast walking along State Street to see what you discover!
The Pinnacle – The region’s premier shopping, dinning, and entertainment destination. The outdoor-style shopping center has something for everyone in the family.
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