Act quickly!!! Seller is motivated and welcomes reasonable offers.
Tucked away in the heart of Rutledge, this truly special property offers over 10 acres of East Tennessee beauty, character, and possibility.
Spanning both sides of Cherry Street, the land tells a story the moment you arrive. On one side sits a charming 1920 farmhouse, full of timeless character and ready for someone to restore, reimagine, or simply enjoy as a peaceful homestead. The setting feels straight out of a postcard quiet, scenic, and rich with history.
Across the road, the property continues with even more to love. An old tobacco barn stands as a nod to the land's agricultural roots, offering both visual charm and functional potential. Just beyond it, a gorgeous creek winds along the back portion of the property, creating a serene natural backdrop that makes this land feel incredibly private and picturesque.
And one of the most unique features...the well water is so pure that, in the past, people have actually offered to purchase the rights to it. It's a rare testament to the quality of the land and the natural resources it holds.
Whether you're dreaming of a family compound, mini-farm, restoration project, or simply a slice of Tennessee countryside to call your own, this property is nothing short of perfect. Opportunities like this, with acreage, water, historic structures, and road frontage on both sides, are few and far between.
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Courtney McGhee865-567-6961,
Keller Williams865-977-0770
Source: RealTracs MLS as distributed by MLS GRID,MLS#: 3124389
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