Four-Bedroom Single-Family Home on 2.23 Acres in Clinton, TN – $249,000

Property Overview

Welcome to 184 Cutters Ln, a spacious four-bedroom, two-bath single-family residence in Clinton, Tennessee. Built in 2007, the 2,130-square-foot home offers a desirable split-bedroom floor plan, a generous great room, a large kitchen, a separate family room with a wood-burning fireplace, and a large laundry room. The property sits on 2.23 acres in the Woodcutter Crossing subdivision and features a quiet cul-de-sac setting, a new front deck, concrete driveway, permanent brick foundation, and a metal roof that is approximately two years old.

Interior Features

The interior provides 2,130 square feet of livable space with four bedrooms and two full bathrooms. The split-bedroom arrangement separates the sleeping areas from the main living spaces, while the large kitchen opens into a generous great room for everyday living and entertaining.

The family room features a wood-burning fireplace with brick and stone details. Additional interior features include an eat-in kitchen, pantry, walk-in closets, carpet and vinyl flooring, insulated vinyl windows, and a large laundry room.

Exterior & Land

The property encompasses 2.23 acres with a combination of level and rolling-slope areas and views toward trees and woods. Outdoor features include a new front deck, concrete driveway, off-street parking, a permanent brick foundation, and an additional storage structure.

The home is located on a quiet cul-de-sac within Woodcutter Crossing. The exterior combines vinyl siding and brick, and the metal roof is approximately two years old.

Heating, Cooling & Utilities

The home has central electric heating and central air conditioning, with ceiling fans for additional air circulation. The property information identifies public water and public sewer service, with sewer also described as including an additional sewer designation.

Included appliances are a dishwasher, microwave, and range. A crawl-space foundation provides the home’s lower-level access.

Location & Area Overview

Clinton is the county seat of Anderson County in East Tennessee and is located northwest of Knoxville. The city combines a historic downtown with access to employment and regional destinations in the Knoxville and Oak Ridge areas. U.S. Census Bureau estimates place Clinton’s population at 10,466 as of July 1, 2025, compared with a 2020 Census population of 10,056.

Clinton’s historic downtown is known for antique shops and community events, while the broader area provides access to outdoor recreation, local services, and regional employment centers.

Safety & Crime

Available 2024 city-level crime data, based on FBI-released statistics, reported 47 violent-crime incidents and 224 property-crime incidents in Clinton. The reported citywide rates were approximately 451 violent-crime incidents and 2,148 property-crime incidents per 100,000 residents. These figures describe Clinton as a whole and should not be interpreted as conditions at the property address.

The 2024 figures included 23 reported burglaries, 176 thefts, and 25 motor-vehicle thefts. Crime statistics can change from year to year and should be reviewed alongside current information from local law enforcement.

Schools & Education

Clinton is served by Anderson County Schools. The district’s current school directory includes Clinton Middle School and Clinton High School along with elementary, middle, career and technical, and specialized programs throughout Anderson County.

Nearby Clinton schools include Clinton Middle School and Clinton High School. School proximity does not establish enrollment assignment for this property, so prospective buyers should confirm the current attendance zone directly with the school district.

Healthcare & Hospitals

Healthcare options are available throughout Clinton and the surrounding Knoxville region, including medical facilities, pharmacies, urgent-care services, and regional hospitals. Tennessee’s official healthcare resources identify hospitals serving the broader region, while Knoxville provides access to larger medical centers.

Because hospital services and operating details can change, buyers should confirm current emergency, specialty, primary-care, and pharmacy availability directly with the individual provider before relying on a particular service.

Housing Market History

Clinton’s recent housing market has shown measurable year-over-year movement. Homes.com reports a median Clinton home sale price of approximately $362,955 over the latest 12-month period available in its current area guide, representing a 6% increase from the preceding 12-month period. The same source reports a median single-family sale price of approximately $363,205 and an average price per square foot of $208.

A separate current Homes.com market snapshot reports a median Clinton home sale price of approximately $362,500, up 8% year over year. Differences between market snapshots can reflect different update dates and listing populations, so these figures are best viewed as recent market context rather than a single fixed valuation measure.

For longer-term historical analysis, the Federal Housing Finance Agency maintains house-price indexes covering geographic levels including states, metropolitan areas, counties, ZIP codes, and census tracts. A consistent five-year Clinton-specific series was not used here where comparable annual values could not be established from the available source material.

Transportation & Access

Clinton provides regional road access through the local highway network, with connections toward Knoxville and Oak Ridge. Anderson County maintains county roadways through its Highway Department, including roadway maintenance, signage, mowing, drainage work, and storm-related response.

The area’s regional road network supports access to employment, shopping, healthcare, and recreation in Clinton, Oak Ridge, Knoxville, and surrounding communities. Exact driving times from 184 Cutters Ln can vary with route and traffic conditions and are not stated here without property-specific routing verification.

Shopping & Everyday Services

Clinton provides a practical range of everyday services, including grocery stores, pharmacies, restaurants, retail businesses, banking, fuel, and other household services. The city’s commercial corridors include options along Charles G. Seivers Boulevard and the surrounding Clinton area, while the historic downtown offers locally oriented shops and antique businesses.

Current local business listings can change, so buyers should confirm hours, services, and availability directly with individual businesses.

Parks & Recreation

Clinton offers several municipal recreation facilities. South Clinton Park at 234 Highway Drive includes a basketball court, multipurpose open field, and inclusive playground. Jaycee Park includes baseball and softball fields, tennis courts, a basketball court, an inclusive playground, picnic facilities, a pavilion, a walking trail, and an outdoor swimming pool.

The wider Clinton area also provides access to outdoor recreation around the Clinch River and nearby lakes, parks, and trails. Aspire Park, which opened in 2024, adds a large public outdoor recreation resource to the area.

Utilities & Connectivity

Clinton Utilities Board provides electric, water, and sewer services across its service area. The specific property information identifies public water and public sewer for this home, while the local utility should be contacted to confirm current account and service details.

Broadband availability in Clinton includes cable, fiber, DSL, fixed-wireless, and satellite options, with availability varying by address. AT&T and Xfinity are among the providers reporting service in Clinton, but service technology and maximum speeds are not uniform across every property.

Development & Planning

Clinton’s municipal planning activity continues to include zoning, subdivision, annexation, and land-use matters. City planning documents currently include zoning maps, subdivision regulations, site-plan materials, rezoning procedures, and other development-related records.

As of 2026, the City of Clinton has also published planning notices concerning proposed annexation and low-density residential zoning for several parcels elsewhere in the city. Those proceedings are separate from 184 Cutters Ln and should not be interpreted as a development proposal affecting this property.

Property Summary

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