Homes For Rent/Sale - East Ridge, Chattanooga, and Surrounding Areas

05/25/2026

OPEN HOUSE MONDAY, MAY 25th (2-4 PM).
Monthly Rent: $1,750. or Purchase Price: $278,000.
*Included in monthly rent fee: Lawn care, landscaping, pest control, and filter changes.

*Prime Location just 5 miles from downtown Chattanooga, located in East Ridge, TN. Conveniently situated near Interstate I-24, only 3.4 miles from UTC, and with easy access to Hamilton Place and North Georgia.

NEW ROOF INSTALL (06/01/2026) 🏡
Available for Purchase: $278,000 or Monthly Rent: $1,750

This beautifully updated home is packed with major improvements and modern upgrades throughout!
✨ Features & Updates Include:
✔ American Standard HVAC system with gas heat (2020)
✔ Updated ductwork, plumbing, and electrical/breaker box (2020)
✔ Gas water heater (2020)
✔ New gutters (2020)
✔ New roof coming soon (2026)
✔ New driveway (2022)

🧺 (2026) Custom-Built Laundry Room Featuring a high-end drop zone with oversized bench seating • Kitchen appliance pantry • Dedicated laundry area • Folding station • Double hanging space • Oversized storage cubbies

🛁 Fully renovated bathroom with: • Custom tile shower surround • Built-in niche • Modern vanity • Updated fixtures.
🍽 Updated kitchen featuring: • Refinished cabinetry • Antique-inspired hardware • New faucet • Refrigerator • Over-the-range microwave.
🎨 Fresh paint throughout
408 Broughton St. Chattanooga, TN. (East Ridge City) More Details and Photos on Zillow.

*Home Features
3 Bedrooms | 1 Bathroom | 1,250 Sq Ft
Expansive 10x20 mosaic-tiled front porch
Private backyard
1,007 sq ft cellar for ample storage

This 1250 square feet Single Family home has 3 bedrooms and 1 bathroom. It is located at 408 Broughton St, Chattanooga, TN.

04/18/2026

Now listed on Zillow. Please help share.
Pricing ⬇️
Purchase Price: $282,000.
Monthly Rent: $1,800.

This 1250 square feet Single Family home has 3 bedrooms and 1 bathroom. It is located at 408 Broughton St, Chattanooga, TN.

02/03/2026

01/25/2026

With the possibility of freezing rain and ice this weekend we would like to remind you to keep an eye on those heat pump systems. If you start to see ice forming on the top of the heat pump, around the fan we recommend switching your thermostat to Emergency (Aux) heat. This will shut down the compressor and heat using your backup heat strips or gas furnace in the event you have a dual fuel system. This will prevent damage to your heat pump from excessive ice. Below is a picture of a unit with excessive ice due to freezing rain.

Keep in mind frost is normal on the condenser coil itself and the units defrost cycle will eliminate excessive frost buildup.

Stay safe and don't forget to switch back to the normal heat mode when this is over.

11/27/2025

Give thanks not just for the blessings that shine bright, but also for the quiet mercies that often go unseen.