Courtesy: Whitetail Properties Real Estate, LLC
931-372-1844
Located along Highway 70 N in the Eidson community of Hawkins County, Tennessee, this 124+/- acre recreational property offers a diverse landscape, established access and a documented plan for long-term wildlife habitat management. The tract features wooded ridges, rolling terrain, open fields and designated acreage for food plots within the property's professionally prepared wildlife management plan. An existing network of farm and logging roads provides access throughout much of the acreage. These roads create natural travel corridors for wildlife and provide access to potential hunting locations, food plots, habitat-management areas and multiple potential building sites. Power is already available on the property, adding convenience for a future residence, hunting cabin, recreational retreat or other improvements, subject to buyer verification and applicable approvals. Two ponds are mapped on the property, providing valuable water sources for wildlife. One of the property's most notable features is its detailed wildlife management plan. Prepared with deer and wild turkey habitat in mind, the plan evaluates the property's topography, existing roads, wildlife movement patterns, hunting access and vegetation. It identifies approximately 10.4 acres of proposed bedding areas, 29.6 acres of early successional habitat, 11.6 acres of crop-tree release areas, 46.5 acres of managed woodlands and multiple food-plot locations. The plan also outlines opportunities to enhance oak growth and acorn production, establish native forage, improve bedding and nesting cover, create wildlife travel corridors and manage selected areas through prescribed fire. Mature oak areas, ridge-top travel routes and the relationship between open fields and thicker cover provide multiple potential hunting setups for deer and turkey. Buyers should independently determine which management recommendations have been completed and which remain available for future implementation. With direct access from Highway 70 N, power available on the property, multiple potential building sites, varied habitat and an established framework for continued wildlife management, this Hawkins County property is suited for hunting, outdoor recreation, conservation, residential use and long-term land ownership. Its combination of woods, fields, water, utilities and internal access provides a strong foundation for a buyer looking to build, hunt and manage a substantial East Tennessee tract. Wildlife photos available on my website https://www.whitetailproperties.com/agents/david-cantrell Call to schedule your showing today! Buyer(s)/Buyer Agents to verify all information, including utility availability and suitability of potential building sites. Some photos may be enhanced. Property lines are approximate only. Light restrictions as follows: No noxious, illegal, offensive or detrimental activity, no junkyards, commercial chicken houses or hog operations and/or use of property as a dumping ground for trash, garbage, rubbish. No single wide trailers, shell homes, campers, tents, shacks or temporary buildings shall be erected except garages and storage buildings which are an integral part of a residence to be served.
Courtesy: KW Kingsport
423-247-5510
Endless Possibilities! Discover the potential of this beautiful 57+/- acre tract offering an exceptional opportunity for recreation, farming, hunting, investment, or the site of your future dream home. Featuring a blend of natural beauty and privacy, this expansive property provides ample room to explore, develop, or simply enjoy the peaceful surroundings. Whether you're looking to build, create a family retreat, or add to your investment portfolio, this property offers the space and flexibility to bring your vision to life. Conveniently located while still providing the tranquility of country living, this property is a rare opportunity to own a sizeable acreage in East Tennessee. Schedule your private tour today and experience everything this property has to offer. IMPORTANT DISCLAIMER: IT IS THE ABSOLUTE AND SOLE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE BUYER AND THE BUYER'S AGENT TO VERIFY ALL OF THE INFORMATION REPRESENTED AND ADVERTISED IN THIS LISTING, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO ACREAGE, BOUNDARY LINES, PROPERTY LINES, UTILITIES, ZONING, RESTRICTIONS, SCHOOL ZONES, TAXES, AND ANY OTHER INFORMATION DEEMED MATERIAL TO THE BUYER'S PURCHASE DECISION.
Nearly 44 Unrestricted Acres with Endless Mountain Views in Eidson, Tennessee Imagine waking up to breathtaking views of layer after layer of untouched mountains, with nothing but nature stretching across the horizon. Located in the peaceful mountain community of Eidson, Tennessee, this nearly 44-acre property offers the privacy, freedom, and scenery that are becoming increasingly difficult to find. The land is undeveloped and unrestricted, providing a blank canvas for someone with vision. Create a private mountain retreat, build a secluded homestead, establish a recreational getaway, or invest in a substantial piece of East Tennessee land. Although the property is not located directly on the Clinch River, it includes a deeded access point to the river, giving the new owner the opportunity to enjoy one of East Tennessee's most beautiful natural resources. With abundant acreage, natural surroundings, and incredible panoramic mountain views, this property offers the opportunity to escape crowded neighborhoods and enjoy life at your own pace. There is no HOA and no cookie-cutter lifestyle--just wide-open possibilities and the unmatched beauty of the East Tennessee mountains. Enjoy Tennessee's generally low property taxes, no state individual income tax on wages, and a location approximately four miles from the Virginia state line. Bring your plans, your imagination, and your sense of adventure. Nearly 44 acres of unrestricted mountain property are waiting for you in Eidson. All information is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed. Buyer and buyer's agent are responsible for independently verifying all information to their satisfaction.
Discover the freedom of country living on 16.79 unrestricted acres nestled in the peaceful Gravely Valley community of Hawkins County, East Tennessee. This beautiful property offers privacy, natural beauty, and endless possibilities for your dream home, weekend retreat, or investment. A county-maintained road divides the property, creating a unique and versatile layout. On one side, approximately 1.95 acres provide an excellent location for a homesite, complete with an existing well. Whether you're planning to build a custom home, place a cabin, establish an RV getaway, or simply enjoy the quiet countryside, this section is ready for your vision. Across the road, you'll find 14.83 wooded acres climbing from approximately 1,420 feet to 1,700 feet in elevation, offering breathtaking mountain views, abundant wildlife, and exceptional privacy. The mature timber and rolling terrain create the perfect setting for hiking, hunting, exploring, or simply enjoying the peaceful surroundings. With no known restrictions, you'll have the flexibility to use the property in a variety of ways, whether you're looking to create a homestead, enjoy an off-grid lifestyle, establish a recreational retreat, or hold the land as a long-term investment in one of East Tennessee's most desirable rural areas. Modern conveniences are close at hand, with electricity available at the road, giving you the opportunity to enjoy country living without sacrificing connectivity. Located just a short drive from the Clinch River this property offers an ideal blend of seclusion, recreation, and convenience. Wake each morning to mountain views, enjoy the sounds of nature, and experience the peace that only East Tennessee can provide. This is more than just land--it's an opportunity to build the lifestyle you've always imagined.
Courtesy: Whitetail Properties Real Estate, LLC
931-372-1844
INVEST, HUNT, or ESCAPE! Located in the remote mountain country of Hancock County, Tennessee, this 429+/- acre tract offers a rare opportunity to own a large, contiguous recreational property with privacy, diverse habitat, established access, approximately 5,000+/- feet of road frontage and the kind of rugged East Tennessee character that is increasingly difficult to find. The property is predominantly wooded, with approximately 397 acres of woodland, complemented by roughly 30+ acres of open ground consisting of pasture, crop, and rotation acreage. The terrain ranges from wooded mountain slopes and secluded hollows to open clearings and interior benches, creating a diverse landscape well suited for hunting, wildlife management, recreation, and long-term land investment. An established network of interior roads and trails provides access throughout much of the property. Multiple gated entrances add privacy and control access, while the trail system creates opportunities for ATV and UTV riding, hunting access, property management, and exploring the acreage. The aerial mapping shows the scale of the tract, the extensive wooded acreage, interior trail network, open areas, and multiple access points. The recorded survey further documents the large, irregular boundary configuration of the property. Several open fields and secluded clearings are scattered throughout the property. These areas offer excellent potential for wildlife food plots, hunting setups, camping areas, or continued recreational use. Surrounded by mature woods and natural cover, the open ground creates valuable habitat diversity and transition zones for whitetail deer, wild turkey, black bear, and other wildlife common to this part of East Tennessee. Water features add another dimension to the property. A secluded pond lies tucked within the woods, providing a natural water source for wildlife and adding to the property's recreational character. The combination of wooded ridges, hollows, open ground, water, and interior travel corridors creates the type of varied habitat that serious recreational land buyers and hunters seek. The property is accessed by gravel road and has public electricity available, according to county property records. The tract is classified as mountainous and lies primarily outside designated high-risk flood areas. There are no residential improvements on the property. This is not a polished farm or a suburban development tract. It is a large, remote, mountain recreational property best suited for the buyer looking for seclusion, hunting, outdoor recreation, a private family retreat, timber and land investment potential, or the opportunity to manage a substantial piece of East Tennessee mountain country. With 429+/- contiguous acres, two gated access points, miles of interior roads and trails, open fields, a secluded pond, extensive woodland, and diverse wildlife habitat, this property offers the scale and privacy required to create a true legacy recreational holding. Buyer(s)/Buyer Agents to verify all information. Property lines are approximate only. Proof of funds or pre-qualification letter required to schedule showings.
Courtesy: Crye-Leike Rogersville Realty Group
423-272-5050
25 +/- ACRES MOSTLY MOUNTAINOUS FIFTEEN MINUTES FROM DOWNTOWN Rogersville IDEAL FOR HUNTING ALL WILD LIFE TURKEY DEER RACOON ETC SECULUSION PRIVACY GALORE HOME OF THE FORMER Tower of Clinch Mountain at the top of the mountain Road goes through property, some timber Buyer and or buyer's agent to verify all information obtained within this listing or from any available source.
Courtesy: Clinch Mountain Realty & Auction
865-993-5263
Discover your own riverside sanctuary with this remarkable 5.23-acre parcel along the pristine waters of the Clinch River in Hancock County, Tennessee. Offering direct water frontage on one of the region's most biologically diverse waterways, this property is a dream come true for fishermen, kayakers, and nature lovers alike. The versatile acreage boasts excellent topography with ideal building sites, making it perfect for a custom riverfront cabin, an off-grid retreat, or a scenic mountain-view homestead. With the flexibility of unrestricted rural land, you can easily use this tract for an RV, a tiny home, or a peaceful weekend campsite. Surrounded by the majestic, rolling ridges of East Tennessee, you'll enjoy complete privacy, incredible starlit nights, and crisp morning mist over the water. Opportunities to own acreage directly on the beautiful Clinch River are rare--schedule your property tour today!
Courtesy: Kornerstone Properties, LLC
423-754-8338
Take a look at the East Tennessee beauty at this remarkable 46 acre property nestled along E Pumpkin Valley Road in Eidson. This property offers privacy, and gorgeous scenery and so much more. This unrestricted property is the perfect opportunity for those seeking acreage, recreation, or a secluded homesite. Rolling pasture (needs to be cleared), to mountainous terrain creates a stunning natural landscape ideal for hunting, hiking, ATV riding, or creating a private getaway where wooded ridges provide excellent wildlife habitat. The property fronts E Pumpkin Valley Road for convenient access, along with over 1700 feet of road frontage. Whether you're dreaming of a homestead, cabin retreat, or simply owning your own slice of East Tennessee wilderness, this tract offers endless possibilities. There is an old homestead on the property. It is not in livable condition. We do not have any information on whether or not there is or isn't well or septic. Any and all information has been taken from the current owner and CRS. Information is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed. Buyers and buyers agents are to verify any and all information.
Courtesy: CENTURY 21 Legacy
423-282-1885
Check out this beautiful tract of land in rural Hancock County in NE Tennessee. It is near the Clinch River and the Virginia state the line in Scott County. With 60.5 acres of unrestricted property, you have many options for creating your own private retreat. The wooded area has many mature hardwoods that could be $$ of future value as well as a serene environment for your new home. This is an ideal hunters retreat with a deer stand currently on the back of the property. Plus, having a creek at the edge of the property adds natural beauty and be a water source for your livestock. There is an old home on the tract with no value and a seperate barn/shed in good condition for storage or livestock. Check out this potential off the grid gem!
This 87.5 ACRES is located is in the serene community of Kyles Ford in a very convenient location that feels like the country it is. The property features maintained fields, several wooded mountains separated by valleys, 2 springs (a large spring-fed pond, creek, & stream), and home site options. This is multipurpose farmland that supports cattle, horses, goats, and other livestock, crops. There are many good options for housing with beautiful mountain views. Part of the beauty, besides its views, is that it has been well maintained. And, except for housing, it is ready to receive your goods and animals without too much to do. The property is almost completely perimeter fenced. Some small sections, especially along the very top of the mountain, will need some mending. Besides this, the land is natural and part of an extensive chain of mountains that are nearly untouched. The property is connected to a remaining natural wilderness of privately owned land that lays up to and across the ridge line of the mountain on both sides. It runs over a great distance from NW to NE. This means there is likely abundant wildlife and plenty of potential for hunting in the very real sense of it. There are distinct hills, separated by distinct valleys. If you like to live in the woods, you are likely to find a build site in the wooded sections of the hills. Or, if you prefer a more open, sunny area you might find the perfect place about 1/3 the way up the rise in the valleys. These are joined by the tree lines on 3 sides creating a sort of private alcove in each one. The 1st gate opens at the west sideline of the property. A driveway there takes you up to an old, lower-level ridge line that runs across at least 1/3 of the width of the property. This driveway is solid and gives access to all the property that lays above and below it. Part of the bottom section near the road and down from the driveway has some outcropping rock. The cattle like to roam around much of this area. They also traverse further back beyond the driveway in the grassier areas. There, they find places for shade and a big, beautiful spring-fed pond. Even from the road you will immediately see a really good, square, and solid old barn set upon the ridge line where the driveway crosses west to east. Electricity comes onto the property near the barn. An extra treat is that the ancestors built a quaint, little single room cabin with a nice front porch. It is hidden up in the woods up the hill above the pond. It has a nice little yard which they fenced and a magnificent old tree. The trail leading to it will need a little attention before you can just drive right up. It was heated by a wood stove, which will not remain, but a small enclosed oil radiator or other method would warm it nicely. It is roomy enough for cooking, eating, sleeping and hanging out. The 2nd gate into to the property from the road is on the east end. The fields are very green and almost level through most of the lower part of the property. They are really lush, open and sunny with a stream that runs along the side of the bottom of the holler on the east end. Go see, and enjoy the adventure of getting to know this property. You won't want to leave! Your agent needs to make the appointment and accompany you. If you don't have your own agent we will be happy to assist you. This property is convenient to all of the resources of Sneedville and Rogersville. Morristown is just a little further.
Courtesy: Creek Country Real Estate
423-733-9380
This 87.5 ACRES is located is in the serene community of Eidson, near Kyles Ford in a very convenient location that feels like the country it is. *The property features maintained fields, several wooded mountains separated by valleys, 2 springs (a large spring-fed pond, creek, & stream), and home site options. * Multipurpose farmland that supports cattle, horses, goats, and other livestock, crops. *There are many good options for housing. *well maintained. *The property is almost completely perimeter fenced. *Abundant wildlife and plenty of potential for hunting in the very real sense of it. There are distinct hills, separated by distinct valleys. If you like to live in the woods, you are likely to find a build site in the wooded sections of the hills. *The driveway is solid and gives access to all the property that lays above and below it. Part of the bottom section near the road and down from the driveway has some outcropping rock. *Electricity comes onto the property near the barn. An extra treat is that the ancestors built a quaint, little single room cabin with a nice front porch. It is hidden up in the woods up the hill above the pond. The trail leading to it will need a little attention before you can just drive right up. *It was heated by a wood stove, which will not remain, but a small enclosed oil radiator or other method would warm it nicely. *The 2nd gate into to the property from the road is on the east end. The fields are very green and almost level through most of the lower part of the property. They are really lush, open and sunny with a stream that runs along the side of the bottom of the holler on the east end. *Your agent needs to make the appointment and accompany you. If you don't have your own agent we will be happy to assist you. This property is convenient to all of the resources of Sneedville and Rogersville. Morristown is just a little further.
Courtesy: Creek Country Real Estate
423-733-9380
This 87.5 ACRES is located is in the serene community of Eidson, which is near Kyles Ford in a very convenient location that feels like the country it is. The property features maintained fields, several wooded mountains separated by valleys, 2 springs (a large spring-fed pond, creek, & stream), and home site options. This is multipurpose farmland that supports cattle, horses, goats, and other livestock & crops. There are many good options for housing with beautiful mountain views. Part of the beauty, besides its views, is that it has been well maintained. And, except for housing, it is ready to receive your goods and animals without too much to do. The property is almost completely perimeter fenced. Some small sections, especially along the very top of the mountain, will need some mending. Besides this, the land is natural and part of an extensive chain of mountains that are nearly untouched. The property is connected to a remaining natural wilderness of privately owned land that lays up to and across the ridge line of the mountain on both sides. It runs over a great distance from NW to NE. This means there is likely abundant wildlife and plenty of potential for hunting in the very real sense of it. There are distinct hills, separated by distinct valleys. If you like to live in the woods, you are likely to find a build site in the wooded sections of the hills. Or, if you prefer a more open, sunny area you might find the perfect place about 1/3 the way up the rise in the valleys. These are joined by the tree lines on 3 sides creating a sort of private alcove in each one. The 1st gate opens at the west sideline of the property. A driveway there takes you up to an old, lower-level ridge line that runs across at least 1/3 of the width of the property. This driveway is solid and gives access to all the property that lays above and below it. Part of the bottom section near the road and down from the driveway has some outcropping rock. The cattle like to roam around much of this area. They also traverse further back beyond the driveway in the grassier areas. There, they find places for shade and a big, beautiful spring-fed pond. Even from the road you will immediately see a really good, square, and solid old barn set upon the ridge line where the driveway crosses west to east. Electricity comes onto the property near the barn. An extra treat is that the ancestors built a quaint, little single room cabin with a nice front porch. It is hidden up in the woods up the hill above the pond. It has a nice little yard which they fenced and a magnificent old tree. The trail leading to it will need a little attention before you can just drive right up. It was heated by a wood stove, which will not remain, but a small enclosed oil radiator or other method would warm it nicely. It is roomy enough for cooking, eating, sleeping and hanging out. The 2nd gate into to the property from the road is on the east end. The fields are very green and almost level through most of the lower part of the property. They are really lush, open and sunny with a stream that runs along the side of the bottom of the holler on the east end. Go see, and enjoy the adventure of getting to know this property. You won't want to leave! Your agent needs to make the appointment and accompany you. If you don't have your own agent we will be happy to assist you. This property is convenient to all of the resources of Sneedville and Rogersville. Morristown is just a little further.
Courtesy: Blue Ridge Properties
423-247-4181
Searching for unrestricted land with mountain views, privacy, and endless outdoor possibilities, this is it! Nestled on 46.84 surveyed acres in Hancock County, Tennessee, this property is a true hunter's paradise and ideal for those looking to live off-grid, trail ride, hike, or homestead. The land reaches to the peak of Clinch Mountain, offering breathtaking views, three natural springs, and several cleared food plots. A Terry Fleetwood Ultralight camper, Champion generator, and wood-fired water heater are already on-site. A shared driveway leads you into a world of peace, privacy, and nature. No zoning restrictions. Power is accessible from the neighboring property. A septic and well would be needed for permanent residence. Don't miss the opportunity to own a piece of mountainous paradise. Bring your 4-wheel drive to access.
Andrea D. Conner, License 344441, Xome Inc., License 262361, [email protected], 844-400-XOME (9663), 751 Highway 121 Bypass, Suite 100, Lewisville, Texas 75067
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Eidson is located in Tennessee. Eidson, Tennessee has a population of 733. Eidson is less family-centric than the surrounding county with 20% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 23.8%.
The median household income in Eidson, Tennessee is $29,559. The median household income for the surrounding county is $49,101 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Eidson is 42.7 years.
The average high temperature in July is 85.2 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 23.5 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 49.8 inches per year, with 16.2 inches of snow per year.
