5 Tennessee Country Acres and Mountain View Living Retreats

On a private dead-end road in Rogersville, 197 Devil’s Nose Road balances country charm with the calm of everyday Tennessee living—while keeping you within easy reach of the town’s historic downtown, local schools, shopping, and dining. Inside, spacious living areas are complemented by a vaulted tongue-and-groove ceiling that adds warmth and dimension. The walkout basement includes a garage and offers flexibility for future use, with potential to be finished as extra living space or a theatre/family room. Out front, a covered porch sets the tone for slow mornings and easy evenings, equally suited to quiet downtime or casual entertaining. For visiting friends, an RV electrical hookup is already in place. Beyond the home, the land draws local wildlife, and a separate outbuilding/hunting cabin sits toward the back, ready for new life with repairs.

Size: 5.00 acres

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Beyond a gated entrance and perimeter fencing, this manicured 40-acre retreat unfolds in distinct layers: pastures and pond, a landing with garage and mini cabin, a broad house yard beneath towering hardwoods, and a higher home site with views of the river and distant mountains. A well-established gravel driveway climbs comfortably to the top, where the land opens wide and flat and underbrush has been cleared. Inside the cottage-like house, a spacious living and dining area sits opposite a full primary bedroom and bath, with stairs leading to a bonus room that’s been used as a private bedroom. The kitchen is complete, supported by a laundry/utility room and storage room, plus electricity, internet, well and septic, a water heater, a free-standing propane fireplace, and unit air conditioning. The mini cabin adds a deck, screened porch, and French doors for easy, recreational weekends.

Size: 40.00 acres

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From its elevated setting in Nashville’s 37215, this charming residence pairs everyday comfort with a quietly tucked-away feel. A large primary bedroom provides generous space to unwind, while a recently upgraded bathroom introduces modern fixtures and luxurious finishes. Fresh paint throughout keeps the interiors crisp and inviting. Out back, the home backs up to a tree line, offering a welcome sense of privacy and calm—an easy backdrop for slower mornings and low-key evenings.

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Along the water’s edge in Sneedville, this recreational tract offers nearly a half mile of direct frontage on the Clinch River, with clearings and forests that rise from the river up toward mountain peaks. The land is threaded with trails suited to ATV riding, hiking, mountain biking, climbing, and horses, and it’s long been used for fishing and hunting. A spring feeds the creek, and an old pond remains on site, with the possibility of restoration. Fields that have been cleared over time suggest multiple potential home sites, each with room for yards, gardens, and pets. History lingers from the early 1900s, when a home and various barns, sheds, storage buildings, and animal shelters were built—now left to nature. Expect an as-is setting with septic, electricity, and serviceable spring water, plus dramatic river-and-mountain views from a rocky, tree-canopied bluff and its small cave.

Size: 41.00 acres

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From its elevated setting in Gatlinburg, Unit 504 at 1704 Hidden Hills Road opens to panoramic wooded and mountain views of Mount Le Conte—an ever-changing backdrop that’s best appreciated in person. The condo pairs that outlook with everyday ease, thanks to a reserved covered parking spot positioned directly next to the elevator lobby for effortless arrivals and departures. Inside, the layout offers three bedrooms and two bathrooms, and it’s being sold fully furnished, making the transition into mountain living refreshingly straightforward. The residence is suited for a permanent home or long-term rental use only, with short-term rentals not permitted—an added layer of calm for those who prefer a steadier rhythm. Morning light, treetop horizons, and quiet evenings become part of the daily routine.

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