🏡 Sparta, TN Auction Set for Saturday, November 14: 3-Bedroom Home Sells to Highest Bidder

📍 Real estate auctions draw buyers from across the region, and this listing in Sparta, Tennessee, is aimed squarely at investors. Readers in the Sequatchie Valley and nearby Cumberland Plateau edge communities who watch local property sales may find the terms useful, even if the home itself is farther up the road.

🗓️ Auction Date, Time, and Location

D.M. Simpson Realtors & Auctioneers, based in McMinnville, Tennessee, has announced an auction on Saturday, November 14 at 10 AM at 2300 Walker Cove Rd. in Sparta. The property is advertised as a 3-bedroom, 1-bath home with a one-car attached garage and a concrete drive. The flyer describes it as an “investor’s special,” and the sale is listed as “selling absolute.”

🧭 How to Get There

📍 The company’s directions begin at the intersection of W Bockman Way and S Church St. in Sparta. From there, head west for 1.2 miles, turn right to merge onto TN-111 North for 1.6 miles, then turn left onto Walker Cove Rd. and continue 1.3 miles. The auction site is on the right.

💰 Auction Terms

💡 The flyer lays out the following terms:

• A 10% buyer’s premium will be added to the final bid to determine the contract price.
• 10% down is due on the day of sale.
• The balance is due at closing within 30 days.
• Taxes are to be prorated, and possession is transferred with the deed.

📝 The company notes that all printed information is believed to be correct, and that announcements made on the auction date take precedence over printed material.

📞 Contacts and Next Steps

📣 Interested bidders can contact David M. Simpson, Broker and Auctioneer, at 931-273-5253, or Tiffany Simpson, Co-Owner and Broker, at 931-808-7080. The company’s office is at 303 W. Main St. in McMinnville, and its phone number is (931) 473-5263. More information is available at www.dmsimpson.com

🏠 The auction announcement, posted by the company on Facebook, includes a photo of a blue, single-story house with a metal roof and an overgrown lawn, giving prospective buyers a first look at the property before the sale.