5509 Kiowa Street
About this property
**Motivated Seller - Bring Offer** Exquisite split foyer in the heart of Kingsport, TN! This 3 bedroom, 3 bath home hosts captivating mountain views. Approaching the home you'll be greeted by a carefully landscaped yard leading to a stunning columned front porch. Stepping inside, you'll travel upstairs to an open floor plan connecting the living room, dining area, and kitchen. The spacious living room offers large windows for plenty of natural light. The kitchen offers lots of cabinet space and a kitchen island perfect for preparing meals for everyday and special occasions. The primary bedroom is a true retreat and offers an ensuite bath with shower. Two additional bedrooms offer space for a growing family, guests, or transforming into whatever suits your needs. On the lower level you will find a spacious den with a wet bar, perfect for entertaining guests. Enjoy the outdoors on the back deck, perfect for summer barbecues or quiet evenings taking in the surrounding views. The yard offers plenty of space to garden and room to play! This home also offers a spacious driveway as well as a two car attached garage. Take advantage of this property's location in an established neighborhood and close proximity to all the amenities Kingsport and Bristol have to offer. Schedule your private viewing today! Buyer/Buyer's Agent to verify any and all information.
View Similar Properties- Construction - Site Built
- Basement - Partially Finished
- Exterior Finish - Brick
- Flooring - Carpet/Vinyl
- Foundation - Other
- Property Condition - Above Average
- Roof - Shingle
- Style - Split Foyer
- Walls - Drywall/Paneling
- Window Features - Double Pane Windows
- Year Built - 1974
- Appliances - Built-In Electric Oven/Cooktop/Dishwasher/Microwave/ Refrigerator
- Fireplace - Basement
- Interior Features - Bar/Entrance Foyer/Kitchen Island/Kitchen/Dining Combo/Solid Surface Counters/Wet Bar
- Laundry - Electric Dryer Hookup/Washer Hookup
- Other Rooms - Bonus Room/Primary Bedroom
- Amenities - Landscaping
- Exterior Features - Pasture
- Garage - Garage Spaces: 2
- Other Structures - Shed(s)
- Parking Features - Asphalt
- Porch/Patio/Deck - Back/Front Porch
- Topography/Lot Description - Level
- Total SqFt Finished - 2079
- Above Grade SqFt - 1377
- Finished SqFt Level 1 - 1377
- Total SqFt Unfinished - 702
- Basement Total SqFt - 1404
- Basement Finished SqFt - 702
- Basement Unfinished SqFt - 702
- AC - Central Air
- Heating - Central
- Sewer - Septic Tank
- Water - Public
- Utilities - Cable Available
- Auction - No
- Easements - None
- Financing - Cash/Conventional/FHA/THDA/USDA Loan/VA Loan
- Foreclosure - No
- Short Sale - No
- HOA Fee - 0
- Home Warranty - No
- Taxes - County $834.35/City $0
- Zoning - R1
Kingsport, TN
Kingsport, TN is home to many local attractions. Those relocating to the area have plenty of unique opportunities to enjoy local food & beverage, community events, and outdoor activities. We know that moving to a new city is challenging. Thatâs why weâve cultivated a list of places to eat, drink, visit, and dream about below.
Eat:
Macadoâs â While we canât claim this eatery as home to the Tri-Cities, it deserves a notable mention. With a menu that includes everything from salads, burgers, pasta, and more, itâs sure to keep even the most discerned palettes happy.
Palâs â Weâd be remiss if we didnât include Palâs here. If youâre new to the Tri-Cities and have not experienced Palâs before, prepare yourself for a guilty pleasure. Founded in Kingsport in 1956, Palâs offers fast food in a flash through one of their many drive-thrus. In a perfect world, youâd order one of everything. For starters, we recommend the Big Pal with cheese, Frenchie Fry, and a Peachie Tea.
The Bagel Exchange â Need some pastries for work? Didnât bring your lunch? The Bagel Exchange has you covered. Featuring a comprehensive list of soups, salads, and sandwiches, served on â you guessed it- bagels, youâll never have to worry about going hungry. Portions are large and prices reasonable. In a pinch? You can order ahead and customize your sandwich on their website.
The Main Street Pizza Company â This Tri-Cities pizza staple sources their ingredients locally to make for some of the best pie in the region. Their fully stocked bar is nothing to baulk at either, and they are constantly putting out seasonally relevant food and drink specials to keep us all satisfied. Not quite lunchtime? They offer an equally knockout breakfast menu as well.
Drink:
Bays Mountain Brewing Company â Located in the heart of downtown Kingsport, Bays Mountain Brewing offers a vast selection of beer in a cozy warehouse feel. Be sure to grab some local merch ask about how to join their âmug club.â
Gypsy Circus Cider Company â Tennesseeâs first cider company and winners of the 2016 & 2018 Tennessee Cider Producer of the Year. Located adjacent to the Kingsport Mall, Gypsy Circus offers a variety of fresh-pressed ciders, along with constantly rotating new tap flavors. Their back patio is great to cool off during the heat of the summer, and their taproom offers food from The Bohemian Restaurant, which offers an eclectic selection of international fare. Bring the pups and kids for a relaxing and refreshing drink.
Hook & Ladder Distillery â Established in 2015 by father-son duo Kenneth and Drew Draper, Hook & Ladder brings the Tri-Cities a taste of moonshine. Nestled on Broad and Center street, itâs an easy walk from anywhere downtown. Stop in and try one of the many flavors (weâre partial to the Banana Pudding) and check out the cool firehouse digs.
Model City Tap House â Also located in downtown Kingsport along the historic train depot, this vibey tap house features local music and a slew of delicious local and regional beers along with delicious bites. We recommend the nachos with extra beer cheese.
Do:
Art District â Unofficially the arts district of Kingsport, the downtown area is flowing with creativity. Local artists have installations and exhibits set up and would love to meet you!
Bays Mountain Park & Planetarium â The park features a picturesque 44 acre lake, hiking and biking trails, and a Nature Center with state-of-the art Planetarium Theatre. If that wasnât enough, Bays also houses an animal habitat for wolves, bobcats, raptors, and reptiles.
Kingsport Farmerâs Market â Home to a diverse group of local and regional farmers and vendors, the downtown farmerâs market is the place to be on Saturday and Wednesday. The market offers different programs to the public as well. A Homegrown Gardening session, Evening at the Market with bluegrass music, Market Jams, and Saturdays with the Chef are just a few! Be sure to bring the kids; theyâll love the amusement pavilion.
Kingsport FunFest â This annual event held by the Kingsport Chamber of Commerce allows the community to come together for live concerts, local food vendors, and activities for the whole family. While the 2020 Fun Fest has been cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic, past concerts have brought the likes of: âN SYNC, Brad Paisley, Foreigner, Keith Urban, Vertical Horizon, the Zac Brown Band, and more.
Kingsport Greenbelt â Sprawling miles throughout Kingsport, the paved walking and cycling path is a daily part of many residentsâ routine. Whether youâre looking for a leisurely stroll with the kids, or training for your next marathon, the Greenbelt is a comfortable and safe place to exercise and enjoy mother nature.
Shop:
Antique District â Downtown Kingsport is also home to several unique antique shops. Walk around and bask in the fascination of the past.
Fort Henry Mall â Need some retail therapy? Fort Henry Mall offers nearly 53,000 square feet of shopping possibilities. American Eagle, rue21, The Childrenâs Place, Bath & Body Works, and chains Belk and J.C. Penney all call Kingsport, TN home.
Kingsport Pavilion on Shopping Center â One stop shopping plaza with Target, Books-A-Million, Starbucks, Rack Room Shoes, Burkeâs Outlet, Lane Bryant, Mauriceâs, Verizon, and more!