634 Old Cedar Creek Rd, Townsend, TN 37882

This property is priced below appraisal!

16 miles from Knoxville airport. 2 miles from the entrance of the GSMNP. One mile to the IGA grocery. Flat, generally straight roads throughout. Not the steep, curvy roads the area is known for. Discover an extraordinary opportunity to own 75 acres of gently rolling hills with breathtaking views of the Great Smoky Mountains. Rare in this area this picturesque property offers multiple stunning build ready building sites with private road access. One premium building site sits atop a ridge that offers spectacular views of Rich Mountain.

The site has been excavated flat with power/transformer and commercially installed road to create an approximate 2 acre build ready homesite fit for a trophy home. At least half a dozen other breathtaking building sites are also on the property.

Other attractive aspects include a live water creek that runs year-round, three ponds (one spring fed stocked with bass and bluegill), large hay fields ready to be fenced for cattle or horses.

The land is thoughtfully improved with a newly renovated barn with power, having portions insulated with concrete floor currently housing a woodworking shop. It offers ample space for farm equipment storage and includes a working loft. Another modern metal barn provides a large area for additional storage of boats, campers, etc. Adding both charm and potential income, the property also features an 1800 square foot fully renovated farmhouse built in 1915. The home may not be available for new occupancy for several years and is currently leased for $1/year to a local pastor.

Whether you are looking to build a private mountain estate, create a family compound, or invest in one of the East Tennessee's most sought-after areas, this property delivers unmatched versatility and value. Ideally located adjacent to an additional 118 acres (MLS #1337980), this tract presents a rare opportunity to secure a larger legacy holding in one of the most peaceful and scenic regions of the Smokies.