Three-Bedroom Single-Family Home on 4.32 Acres – Crossville, TN – $189,900

Property Overview

Set on 4.32 acres in Crossville, Tennessee, this 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom single-family residence offers 2,132 square feet of living space and a split-bedroom floorplan. Built in 1999, the home features a formal living room, family room, cathedral ceilings, a kitchen with an island and pantry, walk-in closet space, and a masonry fireplace. The property also includes outbuildings and storage structures, with a country setting and a combination of level and rolling terrain.

The home includes carpet, vinyl, and tile flooring, an eat-in kitchen, dishwasher, dryer, refrigerator, self-cleaning oven, and washer. The property has public water and a septic tank. An HVAC unit is needed, making the heating and cooling system an important consideration for prospective buyers.

Interior Features

Land & Outdoor Features

The property encompasses 4.32 acres with a combination of level and rolling terrain. The setting provides a country-oriented backdrop, and the property includes outbuildings and additional storage structures.

Structure, Utilities & Condition

Built in 1999, the residence is a single-family home with steel and vinyl siding. Public water and a septic tank serve the property. The listing identifies central, natural gas, and electric heating information and central-air cooling, while also noting that an HVAC unit is needed. Buyers should evaluate the condition and replacement requirements of the HVAC system as part of their due diligence.

Buyer Area Research

Area Overview

Crossville is located in Cumberland County on the Cumberland Plateau. The U.S. Census Bureau recorded 12,071 residents in the city in the 2020 Census and identifies the city as covering approximately 20.4 square miles of land. Census profile data for 2020–2024 reports 5,264 households and a median value of owner-occupied housing units of $246,300 for that period.

Safety & Crime

For 2024, the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation’s Crossville Police Department NIBRS agency report recorded 976 Group A offenses and 650 cleared offenses. The report uses a 2024 population estimate of 12,842 and reports an overall Group A crime rate of 7,600.1 offenses per 100,000 population. These figures describe the city-level reporting area and should not be interpreted as statistics for this individual property.

Schools & Education

Public education in the Crossville area is provided through Cumberland County Schools. Public schools in the broader Crossville and Cumberland County area include North Cumberland Elementary School, South Cumberland Elementary School, Frank P. Brown Elementary School, and Cumberland County High School. School assignment for a particular residence should be confirmed directly with Cumberland County Schools before relying on any school-placement information.

Healthcare & Hospitals

Cumberland Medical Center is located in Crossville at 421 South Main Street and provides emergency services, diagnostic and other hospital services to the surrounding community. Its emergency department includes dedicated cardiac and trauma-care rooms. The facility also provides virtual urgent-care services for qualifying non-emergency conditions.

Housing Market History

Historical housing data is best compared using a consistent geography and metric. Zillow’s Crossville market data uses the Zillow Home Value Index, which measures typical home values and market changes across a geographic area. The current Crossville market page reports a typical home value of $308,253 as of August 31, 2026, with a 0.8% one-year change. The same page reports a median sale price of $324,000 for July 2026 and notes that ZIP-specific data for some Crossville ZIP codes may be represented by surrounding-area data.

Transportation & Access

Crossville is connected to Interstate 40 and U.S. 127, also designated State Route 28 in the area. The Tennessee Department of Transportation is currently constructing or advancing multiple improvements along the SR 28/US 127 corridor in Cumberland and Fentress counties. As of 2026, two segments are under construction, including the section from north of I-40 toward Potato Farm Road, with additional segments identified for future construction or right-of-way acquisition.

Crossville Memorial Airport is a public-use airport identified by the FAA as CSV and is located approximately three miles west of Crossville. The airport provides an additional regional aviation resource.

Shopping & Everyday Services

Everyday shopping options in Crossville include grocery locations such as Kroger, Food City, and Walmart. The Crossville Walmart Supercenter also offers a pharmacy, grocery pickup and delivery, auto-care services, vision services, garden-center services, and other retail services. Food City locations in Crossville provide grocery and pharmacy services.

Parks & Recreation

Crossville’s municipal recreation system includes Centennial Park, Duer Soccer Complex, Crossville Dog Park, Meadow Park Lake, Garrison Park, and the historic Palace Theatre. Centennial Park includes recreational fields, a skate park, playground and picnic facilities. These facilities provide a range of outdoor and community recreation options in the Crossville area.

Utilities & Connectivity

The property itself is identified with public water and a septic tank. Area-level utility information published by Cumberland County identifies Volunteer Energy Cooperative as an electric provider in Crossville and Middle Tennessee Gas Utility District as a natural-gas provider in Crossville. Provider availability and service arrangements should be confirmed for the property address before closing.

Broadband availability varies by exact address. The FCC’s National Broadband Map allows buyers to enter a specific property address to review reported internet providers, technologies, and advertised speeds. Crossville-area broadband listings include fiber, cable, fixed-wireless, DSL, and satellite options, but area-wide availability should not be treated as confirmation of service at this property.

Development & Planning

Current transportation and planning activity in the broader Crossville area includes improvements to the SR 28/US 127 corridor. TDOT lists two Cumberland/Fentress County segments as under construction, with additional segments in right-of-way acquisition or identified for funding. The city also maintains active engineering and planning resources covering development, GIS, infrastructure, stormwater, subdivision review, and planning commission activity.

Cumberland County planning documents also identify future development activity in the broader county, including projects associated with the Interchange Business Park area off US 127 and the Flatrock Motorsports Park development. These projects are area-level planning and development matters and should not be interpreted as a statement about the property’s zoning, future value, or development potential.

Property Summary