Livingston · Downsizing
Downsizing in Livingston, TN: Sell the Land, Keep the Plan
Sell for a price you can trust and line up your next home before you list.
When the acreage is more than you want
Around Livingston, downsizing often means leaving acreage behind: fewer acres to mow, fewer buildings to keep up. If you're downsizing in Livingston, TN, the first question is what your home and land are worth together.
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How I help
I price with appraisal methods, including price per acre for your land and price per square foot for your home, so you know what you'll walk away with. Then we plan your next move, buy first or sell first, based on your numbers.
Your plan
- Your home value review.
- Your next home, maybe smaller, maybe in town, maybe in Rickman where lots are smaller.
- Timing.
- Listing with my full plan: see how I sell your home.
More: downsizing. Call me to talk it through.
Frequently Asked Questions
What if we sell and can't find anything we like?
We look at what's available first and plan both moves before listing.
Is my land worth more split up?
Sometimes. It depends on access and demand. I'll look at the sales and tell you.
Livingston
What downsizing looks like in Livingston
Livingston is the county seat of Overton County and my home base, and most homes sit on large lots or acreage.
Livingston is the county seat of Overton County and my home base, and most homes sit on large lots or acreage.
- The homes
- Homes on large lots or acreage. Most sell for $250,000 to $450,000.
- Why people choose it
- Move-up sellers, and first-time buyers around 30 buying their first home.
- Getting around
- Highway 111 is the main road into Overton County. Cookeville is about a 25-minute drive.
- Nearby
- Dale Hollow Lake, Cummins Falls, Standing Stone State Park, and Burgess Falls.
The method
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