24 Acres in Kyles Ford, TN - $189,000
20 acres with spring fed pond
The left side of this property was SURVEYED out as a 24 acre tract. There is a mountain saddle between the two and it made perfect sense to divide this way.
There's nothing left to do but build! UNRESTRICTED and a great homesteading property, bug out or just an escape! UNRESTRICTED. Come home to the perfect sized farm! SPRING FED POND, Graveled Driveway, great PLANTING areas and SEPTIC PERMIT in hand. ELECTRIC and high speed INTERNET on site, READY for your camper to stay while you build! Plenty of PASTURE and build sites. A PERFECT HOMESTEADING opportunity!!
Kyles Ford TN is home to an 850 acre Wildlife management area and the Clinch River where 35 varieties of mussels on the shoals live. Some found no where else in the world!. Mineral and Timber rights convey. Just 8 miles to Sneedville for the IGA grocery, hospital and True Value along with a few restaurants. In 30 minutes you can ...
Kyles Ford TN is home to an 850 acre Wildlife management area and the Clinch River where 35 varieties of mussels on the shoals live. Some found no where else in the world!. Mineral and Timber rights convey. Just 8 miles to Sneedville for the IGA grocery, hospital and True Value along with a few restaurants. In 30 minutes you can be at Walmart in the town of Rogersville. Kingsport TN or Morristown would be the closest major city. Knoxville is 1 1/2 hours away. DRONE VIDEO is on this site.
Some information on the area:
East Tennessee, including Kyle's Ford, is a region of unparalleled natural beauty and rich Appalachian heritage. Nestled amidst rolling hills adorned with vibrant foliage, this area offers breathtaking vistas in every season. Kyle's Ford itself epitomizes small-town charm, where a tight-knit community thrives amid the tranquility of its surroundings. The nearby Clinch River, famous for its biodiversity and excellent fishing, meanders through the landscape, adding to the area's allure for outdoor enthusiasts. Local traditions, deeply rooted in Southern culture, are celebrated through annual festivals showcasing bluegrass music, traditional crafts, and delicious regional cuisine. History buffs can explore nearby historic sites, while hikers can wander along scenic trails that wind through pristine forests and peaceful valleys. Above all, the welcoming spirit of East Tennessee prevails, embodied by its friendly locals and quaint shops that invite visitors to experience genuine Southern hospitality in a place where time seems to slow down, allowing for a deeper connection with both nature and community.
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