Three-Bedroom Brick Ranch on 2.6 Acres with Screened Porch and Detached Garage – Cleveland, TN – $360,000

Property Overview

Welcome to a beautifully maintained brick ranch at 3268 Spring Place Rd SE in Cleveland, Tennessee. Built in 1972 and offered for sale for the first time, this three-bedroom, three-bathroom home has remained in the same family since it was built, with a long history of pride of ownership.

Set on approximately 2.6 acres, the property combines a classic brick exterior with mature trees, a level rural setting, and generous indoor and outdoor space. The main level features beautiful hardwood flooring and an open floor plan that creates an easy flow between the living areas.

The partially finished basement adds approximately 600 square feet of finished space and includes separate living quarters. With updating needed in this portion of the home, the space offers flexibility for multigenerational living, guests, extended family, or additional private living space.

Outside, the screened rear porch provides a comfortable place to enjoy the backyard and mature trees. A detached garage with 12-foot doors, power, and water adds substantial space for vehicles, equipment, hobbies, workshop use, and storage.

Interior Features

The main level offers hardwood flooring, an open floor plan, an eat-in kitchen, ceiling fans, and a tub/shower combination. The home includes central electric heating and cooling, with a kitchen equipped with a dishwasher, electric range, freezer, microwave, refrigerator, and water heater.

The partially finished basement includes approximately 600 square feet of finished area and provides separate living quarters. Laundry facilities are located in the basement.

Exterior, Land & Outdoor Features

The approximately 2.6-acre property includes front and back yard areas, cleared and level portions, mature trees, and a rural setting. The classic brick exterior is complemented by rain gutters and multiple porch areas, including a screened rear porch.

The detached garage is equipped with 12-foot doors, power, and water. The property also includes basement parking and gravel parking, with one attached garage space and one carport space listed among the covered parking.

Construction & Property Details

• Ranch-style single-family residence
• Built in 1972
• Brick exterior
• Block foundation
• Shingle roof
• One level above ground with a partially finished basement
• 2,029 square feet of total interior livable area
• 1,429 square feet finished above ground
• 600 square feet finished below ground
• Approximately 2.6 acres
• No HOA
• No subdivision
• Parcel number: 074 136.00

Utilities & Access

The property has public water and a septic tank. Electricity is connected, water is connected, and phone service is listed as available. The road surface is paved.

Cleveland Utilities provides electric, water, wastewater and fiber services across Cleveland and portions of Bradley County. Its fiber network was fully built out in January 2026 and is available throughout its electric service territory; property-specific fiber availability should be confirmed by address with the utility.

Buyer Area Research

Area Overview

Cleveland is located in Bradley County in Southeast Tennessee. The U.S. Census Bureau estimates Bradley County’s population at 115,465 as of July 1, 2025, up 6.3% from its 2020 population estimate base. Cleveland serves as the county seat and provides access to a range of community services, schools, shopping, recreation, healthcare and transportation resources.

Safety & Crime

Crime statistics are area-level information and should not be interpreted as describing conditions at this property. For 2024, city-level Cleveland data compiled from FBI Uniform Crime Reporting data recorded 224 violent-crime incidents and 1,180 property-crime incidents. The reported categories included robbery, aggravated assault, burglary, theft and motor-vehicle theft.

The FBI notes that its Crime Data Explorer contains crime and law-enforcement statistics reported by participating agencies and that reporting coverage and methodology should be considered when reviewing local statistics.

Schools & Education

Bradley County Schools serves more than 10,000 students across 18 schools. Nearby schools listed by the district include North Lee Elementary School, Lake Forest Middle School and Bradley Central High School. School proximity does not establish enrollment assignment, so buyers should verify the current attendance zone directly with Bradley County Schools before relying on any school assignment.

• North Lee Elementary School — 205 Sequoia Drive, Cleveland
• Lake Forest Middle School — 610 Kile Lake Road, Cleveland
• Bradley Central High School — 1000 South Lee Highway, Cleveland

Healthcare & Hospitals

Cleveland and Bradley County provide access to hospital, emergency, urgent-care and primary-care services. Bradley Medical Center-Westside Campus, formerly Tennova Healthcare – Cleveland, is located in Cleveland. Bradley Urgent Care provides walk-in and primary-care services at its Keith Street location.

Housing Market History

The following historical series uses the same geography and metric throughout: the FHFA All-Transactions House Price Index for the Cleveland, Tennessee Metropolitan Statistical Area. The figures below use fourth-quarter index readings; the index is based on 1995 Q1 = 100 and is not a dollar-denominated home value measure.

From the fourth quarter of 2020 through the fourth quarter of 2025, the Cleveland MSA index increased approximately 65.8%. The annual increases moderated over the period, from 21.4% in 2021 to 4.0% in 2025. Historical performance describes past market conditions and does not predict future property values.

Transportation & Access

Cleveland is served by a regional roadway network that includes Interstate 75, U.S. 64 and U.S. 74. Tennessee’s Cleveland-area transportation planning documents identify I-75 as a major regional corridor, while Cleveland’s transportation program includes roadway, intersection, transit and multimodal projects.

Public transportation is available through the Cleveland Urban Area Transit System, with Tennessee Department of Transportation also identifying rural public transportation service through SETHRA for Bradley County. Cleveland Regional Jetport provides general and business aviation services and operates a 6,200-foot concrete runway.

Shopping & Everyday Services

Cleveland offers a mix of everyday shopping and services, including grocery stores, pharmacies, restaurants, banking, retail and downtown businesses. The local tourism office identifies downtown Cleveland as an area for shops, eateries, antiques and furniture, while the wider community includes larger retail and grocery options along established commercial corridors.

Parks & Recreation

Cleveland Parks & Recreation operates community recreation facilities and public outdoor resources. Local recreational options include parks, greenways, recreation centers, tennis and pickleball facilities, and athletic fields. The broader Cleveland-area region also provides access to outdoor recreation associated with the Hiwassee and Ocoee rivers and nearby public lands.

Utilities & Connectivity

The property itself is listed with public water, septic service, connected electricity, connected water and phone availability. At the broader community level, Cleveland Utilities provides electric and water services in Cleveland and portions of Bradley County and operates a community-owned fiber network.

Cleveland Utilities states that its fiber network is available throughout its electric service territory. Because service availability can vary by address, buyers should confirm internet availability and specific service options for this property directly with the provider.

Development & Planning

Cleveland’s current planning activity includes projects listed by the city as under review, including residential plats, subdivision plans, commercial site plans and other land-development proposals. These are planning-stage items and should not be treated as completed projects.

The city’s FY2026-FY2029 transportation program also identifies committed projects including improvements at the 25th Street and Ocoee Street intersection, an I-75 intelligent transportation systems project, and a Cleveland-Chattanooga commute hub. Project schedules and scopes remain subject to the applicable public planning and funding processes.

Property Summary