


2951 Cecil Ave Knoxville, TN 37917
Description
RTC3521049
$2,180
7,841 SQFT
Single-Family Home
1955
Traditional
Knox County
Listed By
REALTRACS
Last checked Aug 24 2026 at 12:21 PM GMT+0000
- Full Bathrooms: 2
- Ceiling Fan(s)
- North Hills Estate Add
- Level
- Rolling Slope
- Fireplace: 0
- Heat Pump
- Electric
- Central Air
- Ceiling Fan(s)
- Unfinished
- Exterior Entry
- Tile
- Wood
- Brick
- Vinyl Siding
- Other
- Frame
- Utilities: Electricity Available, Water Available
- Sewer: Public Sewer
- Energy: Windows
- Elementary School: Belle Morris Elementary
- Middle School: Whittle Springs Middle School
- High School: Fulton High School
- Attached
- 1,432 sqft
Estimated Monthly Mortgage Payment
*Based on Fixed Interest Rate withe a 30 year term, principal and interest only
It starts on the front porch, where the view is an open green field instead of the neighbor's siding, a rare piece of breathing room this close to downtown Knoxville. Morning coffee happens right here.
Push the front door open and warm hardwood stretches out ahead of you, lit up by two wide windows. The living room wears a reclaimed wood accent wall, built board by board in mismatched grains and weathered whites, the kind of wall that makes a room feel finished before a single piece of furniture arrives. Mount the TV, pull the sofa in close, and this becomes the room everyone drifts toward.
Down the hall, two bedrooms sit quiet at the front of the house, hardwood underfoot, big windows, closets behind bifold doors. They share a full bath with a tiled tub surround and a furniture style vanity.
The kitchen is the heart of it. Rich wood cabinetry climbs all the way to the ceiling, tile backsplash catches the light, stainless appliances stand ready, and a pendant glows over the sink window while you rinse. A wine fridge is built into its own nook with open shelving above, so pouring a glass is a three step trip and not a project. A floor to ceiling pantry wall swallows the groceries whole. Behind matching bifold doors, laundry hides in plain sight, two steps from where you already stand.
Then the house opens up again. The rear den, bright and easy on fresh flooring, slides open onto the deck and blurs the line between inside and out on a good evening. Just off it, the primary bedroom claims double closets and a bath taken down to the studs and rebuilt: an oversized walk in tile shower with a bench seat, river rock floor, twin shower heads, framed mirror over a dark vanity. A luxury level finish at a price point that rarely gets one.
And then the back yard, which is the part that closes the deal. String lights hung over a deck built for grilling.