$695,000

Built in 1899, rebuilt for 2026. This completely renovated home in the heart of Knoxville's Happy Holler Historic District delivers the character and charm of a turn-of-the-century home with the style, systems, and conveniences of new construction. Nearly everything has been renewed, including an all-new foundation, roof, gutters, siding, windows, electrical and electric panel, plumbing, water heater, kitchen, bathrooms, and a completely reimagined floor plan. Inside 12' ceilings and an open-concept main level create character you want in a historic home while providing the flow and functionality of a modern build. Beautiful white oak hardwood floors run throughout the main living spaces and into a brand-new kitchen featuring shaker cabinetry, stylish gold hardware, a large center island, gourmet oven and stove, and all-new kitchen appliances. The main-level primary suite is a true standout, highlighted by a stunning new bathroom with an oversized tiled shower. Upstairs, two additional bedrooms provide flexibility for guests, home offices, or additional living space, with touches of the home's original hardwoods preserving a piece of its 1899 character. Outside, the classic architecture and beautiful front porch maintain the curb appeal and charm that make Knoxville's historic neighborhoods so special, while alley access provides convenient off-street parking. And then there is the location. Situated in the heart of Happy Holler, this is a home where some of Knoxville's best food, drinks, and entertainment are right outside your door. The Marlowe is less than 100 yards away, with Abridged Oak Room, Zero/Zero Wine Bar, Stem to Stem, and Central Flats & Taps all within a stone's throw. Continue down the Central Avenue corridor toward downtown for Yee-Haw Brewing, the Old City, Gay Street, and Covenant Health Park--home of the Knoxville Smokies and One Knox Soccer Club. Neyland Stadium and the University of Tennessee are less than 3-miles away. This is a rare opportunity to enjoy the personality, architecture, and accessible lifestyle of historic North Knoxville without taking on a century-old renovation project. 207 E Anderson Ave offers the best of both worlds: an 1899 Knoxville home on the outside and a brand-new, beautifully designed home on the inside.