4 Tennessee Homes and Land Parcels from Cosby to Bristol

From its mountain setting in Cosby, Lot 11 Peace Lane offers a rolling, easy-to-build homesite designed for a simpler start. Set just off Jones Cove, the approach is notably free of steep roads—an everyday convenience that makes coming and going feel effortless. County water is available, and the subdivision approval for three bedrooms provides a clear framework for planning what comes next. The location is described as central to everything, pairing a quiet mountain address with practical access to the surrounding area. Short-term rentals are not permitted, lending the subdivision a more consistent, residential rhythm. With multiple lots available, there’s an opportunity to choose the setting that best fits your vision, and settle into a pace shaped by the mountains.

Size: 1.00 acres

Surrounded by rolling land in Carter County, this tract on Sunny View Court is positioned between Johnson City and Elizabethton, offering a quiet setting with easy access to everyday conveniences. Multiple potential building sites let you choose how you want to live with the landscape, each one capturing mountain views from a different vantage point. The topography shifts gently from level to rolling, creating flexibility for a range of home designs—whether you imagine a more secluded retreat tucked into the terrain or a plan that opens outward to take in the scenery. With water and electric available at the road and a generous stretch of usable acreage, the property feels ready for both near-term plans and long-range dreams. It’s the kind of place that rewards an unhurried walk and a thoughtful vision.

Size: 5.00 acres

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Within the gated community at 126 Rose St in Greenbrier, this well-maintained, move-in ready residence balances everyday comfort with thoughtful updates. The layout includes 3 bedrooms and 3 full bathrooms, plus a large downstairs multipurpose room that flexes easily as a bonus room, guest suite, or media room—ideal for changing needs and long weekends with friends. Practical improvements are already in place: a 1-year-old roof still under warranty, a 4-year-old HVAC system with an installed air scrubber for cleaner indoor air, and a 3-year-old water heater. A 1-year-old refrigerator remains under a 5-year warranty, and leaf guards on the gutters support low-maintenance living. Set in a desirable part of Greenbrier on a street known for its welcoming family atmosphere, it’s also just 25 minutes to Nashville.

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On Springfield Drive in Bristol, this brick and vinyl split foyer offers solid space and a clear path to making it your own, with fresh paint already completed throughout. The layout is straightforward and flexible, with generously sized rooms and multiple living areas that can evolve as you update. Cosmetic work remains—flooring replacement, trim, and personal finishing touches—supported by a $5,000 seller credit that can go toward upgrades, new flooring, or closing costs. Downstairs, a large recreation room centers on a wood-burning stove and opens up possibilities for a game room, workshop area, media room, or additional family space once refreshed. A spacious 2-car garage adds storage and hobby room. Outside, a back deck invites grilling, while a fire pit area and existing landscaping set an easy backdrop for evenings outdoors and future gardening ideas.

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