Historic 2BR Condo | Patio & BBQ, walk to Downtown

Situated in Knoxville's historic Emory Place neighborhood, our newly renovated 2-bed condo boasts an unbeatable location, with downtown right at your doorstep! Within minutes you'll find a myriad of restaurants & bars, catch a show at the state-of-the-art Mill & Mine, visit the award-winning Knox Whiskey Works, and explore the bustling Market Square. The fun continues at our historic Sterchi Oaks Building, where you can grill outdoors on the BBQ or head inside for board games and movie nights!

The Space
Ideally located on the first floor, our 1930-built condo merges a traditional style with a rustic vibe and vintage flair, enhanced by modern amenities for contemporary comfort.

Perfectly positioned for those who want to visit the University of Tennessee, this spot is also a prime choice for business travelers attending conferences at the Knoxville Convention Center, concert goers who love bluegrass, country and rock, or anyone eager to dive into the unique arts and Appalachian spirit of the city.

Designed with your comfort and entertainment in mind, the interior features a cozy living room complete with a cushy sectional couch and high vaulted ceilings, HDTVs in each bedroom, and a pet-friendly policy to ensure your furry friends can join the fun.

But that’s not all! Feel the excitement build up as you uncover a variety of amenities at the apartment and activities to partake in at the surrounding area, making our condo an ideal launchpad for all of your adventures:

✓ Start your day off with a steaming cup of joe made from our complementary Keurig coffee maker.

✓ Venture out to the patio, fire up the BBQ grill for sizzling steaks or slow-cooked brisket, and enjoy your meal amidst outdoor seating for a delightful alfresco dining experience.

✓ Take a quick 10-minute drive to Bear Paw Bikes, where you can rent a bicycle and embark on a cycling adventure through the picturesque trails of Baker Creek Preserve.

✓ Head out to Neyland Stadium for a thrilling tailgate experience and catch the Tennessee Volunteers in action at their electrifying football games.

✓ Our property is ideally located just a one-hour drive from the Great Smoky Mountains, offering easy access to explore the vast natural beauty and rich history of America's most visited national park.

Embrace your culinary creativity in our rustic kitchen, where a wide range of appliances and open plan design set the stage for your inner chef to flourish. With spacious countertops, an adjacent dining table with 4 stools, and top-tier cooking tools at your fingertips, this charming space invites you to sear, simmer, and serve up home cooked dishes with ease:

·         Full size refrigerator

·         Microwave, oven and stove

·         Pots and pans

·         Paper towel

·         Toaster

·         Kettle

·         Blender

·         Plates, bowls, mugs, glasses, and silverware

·         Cutting board and knife set

·         Cooking spoon, spatula, ladle and other utensils

Don’t feel like cooking? No problem! Have peace of mind that a slew of international and local cuisines is within a 10-15-minute walk or drive away, including:

·         Pizza (A Dopo Sourdough Pizza)

·         Fondue (The Melting Pot)

·         Asian (Kaizen)

·         Classic Southern (Southern Grit)

·         Greek (Kefi)

·         Mexican (Chivo Taqueria)

·         Oyster (The Brass Pearl)

·         Mediterranean (KoPita Authentic Mediterranean)

·         French (The French Market Creperie Downtown)

·         BBQ (Love That BBQ)

Bedroom and Bathrooms
When it’s time to hit the hay, swing open the door to one of our 2 bedrooms and get ready to be charmed. Picture this: a spacious room bathed in soft, inviting light, convenient nightstands, and oh-so-cozy bedding that practically beckons you to jump right in. It's more than just a room - it's your own slice of comfort heaven. A total of 6 guests can fall asleep comfortably here, and feature:

Bedroom 1:

·         King mattress

·         2 bedside nightstands with lamps

·         Wall mounted HDTV

·         Private en-suite bathroom

·         Ceiling fan

Bedroom 2:

·         2 twin size mattresses with trundle

·         1 bedside nightstand with a lamp and shelves

·         Room darkening blinds and curtains

·         Wall mounted HDTV

After a long day of exploring Downtown Knoxville and its beautiful surrounding natural landscapes, head to one of 2 bathrooms and rinse of the day’s fatigue with essential amenities including:

·         Hand soap

·         Hair dryer

·         Shampoo

·         Conditioner

·         Fresh hand and bath towels

Keep reading to learn more about our extra benefits and start planning your trip to Knoxville, Tennessee today!

✓ Free Parking: Have peace of mind that you can safely park your vehicles behind the condo building.

✓ Expert Cleaning: Our home receives meticulous attention from a professional cleaning team, ensuring every corner is spotless, with special care given to high-contact areas such as countertops, doorknobs, bathrooms, and floors.

✓ Work from Home: Stay connected on our blazing fast 300 Mbps Wi-Fi, perfect for extra-sharp 4K video quality conference calls or downloading large files with ease.

✓ Household Amenities: Our house is thoughtfully appointed with hangers, iron & ironing board, cleaning products, and laundry facilities – featuring both a washer, dryer and detergent for your convenience.

✓ Self Check In: Effortlessly check in at your convenience after 4:00 PM using the smart lock system. A code will be provided to you on the day of your arrival.

Top Rated Attractions
Sunsphere

The Sunsphere, constructed for the 1982 World’s Fair, remains an iconic part of the city’s skyline. Standing at 266 feet, this unique structure features a golden glass sphere that symbolizes the fair’s theme of energy conservation. The observation deck, located on the fourth floor, offers free public access, providing breathtaking 360-degree views of downtown Knoxville, the Tennessee River, the University of Tennessee, and the distant outlines of the Great Smoky Mountains. Inside, visitors also find informational displays about the Sunsphere's history and the 1982 World's Fair, enhancing the educational aspect of their visit.

Market Square

Market Square is a historical and cultural epicenter that Established in 1854, this pedestrian-friendly square has evolved from a traditional marketplace into a lively social hub. Here, you can explore an eclectic mix of dining options, from southern comfort food at Café 4 to creative vegetarian dishes at Tomato Head, and enjoy international flavors at places like the Japanese fusion restaurant, Kabuki​.

The Square is also a shopping destination, featuring stores like Earth to Old City for quirky gifts and Nothing Too Fancy for locally designed apparel. Plus, don’t miss out on cultural events enrich by attending shows such as Shakespeare on the Square, outdoor concerts, and seasonal festivals like the Dogwood Arts Festival and Holidays on Ice, which features an open-air ice skating rink​!

The Knoxville Museum of Art

The Knoxville Museum of Art (KMA) masterfully blends historical significance with contemporary relevance through its diverse exhibitions and notable architecture. Situated in a modern building designed by Edward Larrabee Barnes and cloaked in Tennessee pink marble, KMA serves as a pivotal center for cultural engagement in Knoxville. It is particularly renowned for "Higher Ground: A Century of the Visual Arts in East Tennessee," a permanent exhibition that highlights the influential works of regional artists such as Catherine Wiley and Beauford Delaney.

Currently, KMA hosts several compelling exhibitions. Noteworthy among these is "Cycle of Life: Within the Power of Dreams and the Wonder of Infinity" by Richard Jolley, acclaimed as one of the largest figural glass installations globally, showcasing the museum's strong focus on contemporary glass art.