Lots 18, 19A, 19B and 19D Thomaswood Trail total over 30 acres and are being offered as one tract. Options abound with the highest and best use ranging from a multi-cabin short term rental investment property to a secluded mountain view estate. Existing infrastructure includes a partially paved drive with a deeded 25 foot right of way plus a prior graded and engineered four tenth of a mile drive up to an estate worthy home site on Lot 18, along with some soil mapping for the tracts. The Thomaswood Trail tract ranges in elevation from 1467' at the Thomaswood Trail cul-de-sac to 1937' near the Lot 18 Estate home site sitting off the flanks of Little Mountain. This upper area of Lot 18 has an original road bed in need of light clearing to arrive to an expansive flat area to build. There is also a small spring. The views obtainable reach south towards the Smoky Mountains through Nuns Cove Gap between Little and Shell Mountains with Mount Guyot and Greenbrier Pinnacle visible. The Seller has selected a minimum of 6 ideal cabin sites all with private settings. In addition to the upper lot 18 estate homesite is a flat area on Lot 19B historically identified as The Bean Patch conveniently accessed at the end of a gravel and paved right of way. Thomaswood Subdivision Protective Covenants and Restrictions has an 1150 square foot build requirement plus does not restrict short term rentals. In addition, The New Center/Fairgardens area of East Sevier County is a trending area for growth with future plans to four lane US 411 in the works. Nearby attractions include Forbidden Caverns and the "World's Most Beautiful Bean Museum" at the New Bush Bean Visitor Center. Plus, easy access to Interstate 40, Dandridge, Pigeon Forge and Sevierville is also a location benefit.
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