5 Tennessee Acreage Retreats and Estates from Lewisburg to Fairview

Set on a private expanse in Lewisburg, this versatile retreat balances open pasture with mature timber for a naturally screened, quiet setting. With over 1,000 feet of frontage along Berlin Rd and county water available at the road, the land is arranged for recreation, horses, or livestock, with habitat that supports deer, turkey, and dove. Thoughtfully positioned on the property, a western cedar–sided barndominium anchors the experience with five professional stalls, a tack room, a bathroom, and a 24′ x 24′ workshop or large office on the main level, plus an approximately two-acre horse pasture behind the barn. Upstairs, an open-concept one-bedroom apartment pairs a country kitchen with maple hardwoods and red cedar walls and ceilings, complemented by poplar finishes throughout. An approximately 1,400-square-foot unfinished expansion area with a private entrance invites customization as needs evolve.

Size: 66.00 acres

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Set on approximately 2 acres, this 1920 residence has been lovingly maintained and enjoys a convenient position in Johnson City near the Jonesborough line—close enough to benefit from both communities while still feeling comfortably removed. Inside, spacious rooms and classic charm shape a comfortable floor plan designed for everyday living. An enclosed sunroom offers a year-round retreat for morning coffee, quiet reading, or simply taking in the peaceful surroundings. The home includes four bedrooms and one full bath, with additional main-level space that could accommodate a second bathroom for added functionality. Beyond the house, the land stands out as a defining feature: zoned R-3, it offers notable potential for future development, appealing to those thinking long-term. It’s a place that can be enjoyed now, with possibilities that can unfold over time.

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From its elevated setting in Carter County, the Sunny View Court tract offers a quiet canvas with mountain views from multiple vantage points. Set between Johnson City and Elizabethton, it balances peaceful surroundings with easy access to both, making day-to-day life feel refreshingly unhurried without feeling remote. The land unfolds in a gentle mix of level to rolling topography, creating several potential homesites—each with its own perspective and sense of place. Whether your vision leans toward a private retreat tucked into the landscape or a home oriented to open wide toward the views, the property supports a range of approaches. Water and electric are available at the road, adding practical ease to the setting. It’s the kind of land that invites long walks, lingering looks, and plans that can grow over time.

Size: 5.00 acres

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Set on three level acres along Jim Cable Road in Elizabethton, this 2025 doublewide on a permanent foundation feels like a retreat from the moment you arrive. Inside, an open, bright floor plan is paired with attractive finishes and thoughtful upkeep. Generously sized bedrooms include walk-in closets with built-in organization, while a separate media room adds welcome flexibility for work, hobbies, or quiet nights in. New shiplap brings fresh character, and a fireplace anchors the main living area with an inviting focal point. Practical touches include a generator outlet designed to power the home during an outage. Outdoors, the brand-new 40×30 detached garage (approximately 1,200 square feet) features two doors, lighting, and wired electrical receptacles, plus a 24×12 matching lean-to for covered storage. A 24×12 above-ground pool with surrounding decking completes the setting for easy weekends at home.

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Beyond a private gate on 12 scenic acres in Fairview, this modern-minded estate balances refined luxury with established farm living. Elegant brick architecture sets a composed tone, while the interior is thoughtfully designed for everyday ease: three en-suite bedrooms sit on the main level, anchored by a spa-inspired primary suite. Practical comforts are well considered, with city water and sewer, high-speed fiber internet, and the benefit of no city taxes. Outside, an active farm setup is complemented by a functional shop, supporting work, hobbies, and the rhythms of land-based living. The acreage also leaves room for what comes next—whether that’s a pool, a horse barn, or future expansion—creating a setting that can shift seamlessly between quiet retreat and effortless entertaining as seasons change.

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