Signal Mountain Space House To Be Auctioned March 15

Tuesday, February 26, 2008
Living room
Living room

The Signal Mountain Space House is about to go on the auction block.

The unique home half way up Signal Mountain will be sold at a Public Auction set for Saturday, March 15, at 1 p.m.

The auction is to be conducted by the Cleveland, Tn., office of Crye-Leike.

The structure is a large saucer suspended a story off the ground with parking underneath on six large re-enforced concrete pillars and all situated on a wonderful lot with scenic views, Crye-Leike officials said.

The home is located at 1408 Palisades Road.

“This unique space ship house has been recognized throughout the United States and featured in many newspapers, magazines and television programs including HGTV and is now available for a new owner,” said Eric Spencer, Crye-Leike Auction Team member. “The home has a view of the Tennessee River as well as beautiful views from Signal Mountain, one of the region’s more upscale communities.”

The home has approximately 2,000 square feet of living space, three bedrooms, two full bathrooms, kitchen, living room and large open bar/entertainment area.

“This is an opportunity to own a unique property and is ideal for that weekend get away,” said Mr. Spencer. “This is truly the most unique property we have ever sold and it’s never been offered at auction before.”

A nonrefundable deposit of 10% down on the property will be required on the day of sale as earnest money. The closing shall take place within 30 days of the sale with the balance due at closing.

From Chattanooga the home is located a short drive along I-75 South to I-24 West, Exit 178. Follow 27 North to the Signal Mountain Road Exit #127 North; turn left on Palisades Road and you will immediately spot the space house.

The Cleveland Auction Team members are Full Service Auctioneers designated Graduate Realtor Institute (GRI), e-PRO Certified Internet Real Estate Specialists, members of the National Auctioneers Association (NAA) and the National Association of Realtors (NAR).

“We consider the greater Cleveland and Chattanooga region an excellent place to live and would love to share our enthusiasm for the many neighborhoods that encompass it,” said Mr. Spencer. “We pride ourselves on providing unparalleled service and look forward to developing a long-term relationship with all our clients.”

The Cleveland Crye-Leike Auction Team is located at 4627 North Lee Highway in Cleveland. Please contact Eric Spencer, Johnny Lewis, Terry Posey and Tony Young at 423-473-9545 for more information.

Space house
Space house

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