4 Tennessee Listings: Scenic Lots and Move-In-Ready Homes

Set on a rolling, easy-to-build lot in Cosby, Lot 11 Peace Lane offers a simpler approach to mountain living—without the drama of steep roads. Located just off Jones Cove and described as central to everything, the setting keeps day-to-day access practical while still delivering that come-home-to-the-mountains feeling. County water is available, and the subdivision approval for three bedrooms provides clear direction for future plans. The community also maintains a quiet rhythm with no short-term rentals permitted, creating a more consistent neighborhood atmosphere. With multiple lots available in the subdivision, the surrounding landscape is poised to grow with similarly minded neighbors. Here, the appeal is in the ease: a straightforward homesite, a well-considered location, and a mountain backdrop ready for what you build next.

Size: 0.82 acre

From its elevated setting in Carter County, Sunny View Court offers a rare kind of quiet—space to breathe, with mountain views that shift from one vantage point to the next. Positioned between Johnson City and Elizabethton, the location balances peaceful surroundings with easy access to both. The land itself is a gentle mix of level to rolling topography, creating flexibility for a range of home designs, whether you envision a private retreat tucked into the landscape or a residence that opens wide to capture the views. Multiple potential building sites let you choose the perspective that best fits your plans, now or down the road. With water and electric available at the road and usable acreage to work with, it’s a setting that invites unhurried walks and long-term thinking.

Size: 5.00 acres

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Within a gated community in Greenbrier, this well-maintained, move-in ready residence balances everyday comfort with thoughtful updates. The layout includes three bedrooms and three 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 quieter evenings at home. Recent improvements support both peace of mind and day-to-day ease: a one-year-old roof still under warranty, a four-year-old HVAC system with an installed air scrubber for cleaner indoor air, and a three-year-old water heater. A one-year-old refrigerator carries a five-year warranty, while leaf guards on the gutters keep maintenance refreshingly simple. Set on a street known for its welcoming family atmosphere, it’s also just 25 minutes to Nashville for effortless city access.

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On a residential street in Bristol, 464 Springfield Drive pairs practical updates with room to refine the details over time. The brick and vinyl split-foyer layout offers generously sized rooms and flexible living areas, with fresh paint already completed throughout. Cosmetic improvements remain—flooring replacement, trim work, and finishing touches—supported by a $5,000 seller credit that can be applied toward upgrades, new flooring, or closing costs. Downstairs, a large recreation room anchored by a wood-burning stove adds welcome versatility, with ample usable space to shape into a game room, workshop area, media room, or additional family space once updated. A spacious two-car garage leaves extra capacity for storage and hobbies. Outdoors, a back deck and fire pit area set the stage for easy gatherings, while existing landscaping gives the yard character and leaves room for new ideas.

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