πŸ›οΈ Multifamily Yard Sale Saturday in Sparta – First in Years at Walnut Trace

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🛍️ Multifamily Yard Sale Saturday in Sparta – First in Years at Walnut Trace

Shoppers across White County’s Upper Cumberland region will have a chance to hunt for bargains this Saturday when two households in the Walnut Trace subdivision open their doors for what organizers say is their first yard sale in many years. The event reflects a familiar seasonal tradition that draws deal-seekers and treasure hunters throughout the area.

πŸ“ What to Expect

The multifamily yard sale takes place Saturday, October 17, from 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. at 153 and 154 Walnut Trace in Sparta, Tennessee. Large pink yard sale signs will direct shoppers from Highway 111 to the subdivision. Both houses will be set up with merchandise, giving browsers two locations to explore in one trip. 🏠

πŸ§₯ Inventory Highlights

The sale features an extensive range of clothing across multiple sizes-kids’ clothes in sizes 7/8 through teen girl, ladies’ apparel from small to plus sizes, and men’s clothing in large to 2X. Beyond apparel, organizers have priced items to move, including kids’ toys, a grill, fireplace, antiques, household furniture, sheets, quilts, pillows, home decor, games, puzzles, outdoor furniture, shoes, kitchen items, backpacks, Vera Bradley accessories, purses, wallets, tablecloths, placemats, bathroom decor, and trailer tires. 🎯

According to a comment from one of the organizers, the inventory represents a significant clearing out-“Lots of stuff for sale and cleaning out!”-suggesting serious volume and variety for early birds and dedicated yard sale shoppers. ✨

πŸ’‘ Timing and Tips

The sale runs until 1 p.m., though organizers note they will continue if shoppers are still arriving. For those planning to attend, arriving early (closer to 7 a.m.) typically offers the best selection, especially for clothing and collectibles. The dual-location setup means shoppers can maximize their time by visiting both addresses without traveling far. πŸ•

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