35 Fine Street

A 4-bedroom, 2-bath single family residence in Rossville.

|| VALUE + INVESTMENT POTENTIAL || CUL-DE-SAC LOT || LARGE YARD || MOVE-IN READY || RENTAL FLEXIBILITY || CONVENIENT TO CHATTANOOGA + FORT OGLETHORPE || Flexibility is one of the biggest advantages this Rossville property offers. Whether you're searching for a place to call home or an opportunity to add another property to your investment portfolio, this 4-BEDROOM, 2-BATH HOME provides a move-in-ready starting point with room to make it your own. Set at the end of a QUIET CUL-DE-SAC, the property sits on a SIZABLE LOT with plenty of outdoor space. It's the kind of setting that gives you room to spread out while avoiding the through-traffic of a busier neighborhood street. Inside, the home is ready for the next owner to bring their furnishings and personal style rather than starting with a major project list. FOUR BEDROOMS provide flexibility for sleeping space, guests, a home office, or whatever configuration works best for your needs. For investors, the combination of multiple bedrooms, a sizable lot, and proximity to major surrounding areas creates an appealing foundation for a rental property. For an owner-occupant, it offers the opportunity to settle in and personalize the home over time. Location adds another advantage. With convenient access to both CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE AND FORT OGLETHORPE, GEORGIA, you're positioned to enjoy employment, shopping, dining, entertainment, and outdoor recreation throughout the surrounding area without giving up the quieter residential setting of Rossville. The opportunity here is straightforward: A MOVE-IN-READY HOME, CUL-DE-SAC SETTING, LARGE LOT, FOUR BEDROOMS, AND FLEXIBILITY FOR EITHER PRIMARY RESIDENCE OR INVESTMENT USE. Instead of manufactured urgency, this is a property whose value proposition can speak for itself.

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