Auction Terms & Conditions REAL ESTATE TERMS: Welcome to our Auction, we hope you enjoy your experience. Please take a moment and read our terms and conditions. If you have questions regarding these terms, please call our office. If you have a Realtor we are paying a Co-Op if you bring a buyer for this property. This home will be sold subject to the owner's confirmation. By registering in our auction today you agree to our terms & conditions and will be bound by those Terms and Conditions. The successful high bidder on this property will be required to sign a Real Estate Sales Contract, Terms & Conditions, and any other documents needed immediately upon conclusion of the bidding and will make an earnest money deposit of 10% down . A ten percent (10%) buyer's premium will be added to the high bid to establish the total sales contract price. Payment may be made by personal check; cashier's check or cash. The balance is to be paid in full at closing within 30 days. Current taxes will be prorated at the date of closing. Seller will provide the deed. Buyer is responsible for title opinion, title insurance and recording fees. Customary closing costs will be paid by the buyer. Buyer is to obtain their own financing. The contract will not be contingent upon financing, inspections or any other contingencies. JD's Realty & Auction and its auctioneers and agents are representing the sellers as the sellers' agents. JD's Realty & Auction gives notice that the auctioneer or agent can bid on behalf of the seller upto the reserve price. All properties are sold "AS-IS, WHERE-IS and WITH ALL FAULTS," without any warranties expressed, implied or guarantees of any kind. Agent represents the seller only and does not inspect properties on bidder's behalf. All measurements, square footage and age are approximate and not guaranteed. Seller and or agent makes no warranty as to the accuracy of information. All information is deemed reliable, but not guaranteed. Buyer to verify all information to their satisfaction prior to bidding. Tennessee Residential property exemption notification and lead-based paint disclosure will be a part of the sales contract. Bidder understands and agrees that this agreement and all rights of the parties there-under, shall be governed by the laws of the County of Anderson, State of Tennessee and any action brought by either party shall be brought in the Courts of the State of Tennessee. In the event, that for any reason, the forum is deemed to be sufficiently inconvenient or the agreement on the forum selection is unenforceable it is still the intention of the parties that the Laws of the State of Tennessee govern the parties agreement and their rights attended thereto. Buyer agrees that any legal filed action will take place within the county of Anderson, City of Clinton, State of Tennessee. If you are bidding online please note, the auctioneer may without notice, withdraw, extend or rearrange any property, and or item at their sole discretion at any time and will not be liable for any computer, internet or website malfunctions. In an online only auction bids that are placed within the last minute, will cause bidding to automatically extend to prevent bid sniping. Payment must be made within 24 Hours after you are the winning bidder. JD's Realty & Auction will have up to 7 DAYS to provide the Buyer with any documents to be signed after the auction has ended. Lead Based paint- This home was not built before 1978. A Lead Based paint disclosure is not required and will not be provided to the winning bidder. Contact JD's Realty & Auction for appointment.

Few local communities are as sought after as Norris, Tennessee-what historians call "The Town the Dam Built." This sleepy little town is a cross between Mayberry and a resort village. Typically,it is near impossible to find a house for sale in Norris, especially one of the original homes built for the pioneers and builders of the dam on Norris Lake in 1933. Now imagine having the opportunity to buy a home filled with notable history dating back to 1935. Not only is it an original Norris home, but it's found on one of the most desirable streets - Pine Road. Each house set apart from its neighbor; each unique and yet traditionally built. History abounds in this original Norris home. Not only was the home's garden featured in a 1945 Better Homes and Garden article about World War II's Victory Gardens, but even more exciting is a photo showing a visit with the home's first owners with none other than First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt herself (see photo)! Mrs. Roosevelt took tea at 85 Pine Road during a historic visit and tour of the Norris Dam building project. 85 Pine Road was purchased by Doris (Dougal) Dunn in 1970. Ms. Dunn has resided in the residence for 52 years and would still be there today if not for aging health. The historic home was remodeled in the late 1970s; received a new roof in 2015; and new insulation in the crawl space beneath the entire home, including a complete vapor barrier in 2022. The quaint home boasts clear pine throughout the interior, not the knotty pine found in today's lumber. The yard is one of the home's best features; It sits on a spacious lot measuring approximately .47 acres. The house sits back from the road at a slight angle, giving the appearance of a corner lot. As you approach the house from a paved driveway, you are struck immediately by the welcoming yard, landscaped with a wide variety of gorgeous flowers, plants and trees. The grassy lawn and lovely gardens are just waiting for you to tend them and return them to their former glory. The property also has two manmade ponds-one with a little waterfall feature.