For Sale - Farm and Farmhouse at 632 Roller Mill Rd., Shady Valley, TN
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Located in beautiful Shady Valley, this renovated farmhouse and 32-acre farm is a gem of Northeast Tennessee. This farm includes 11 acres of pasture and hay fields with access to water. These fields are subdivided and fenced. Beautiful year-round, this property is tucked away, out of sight from neighboring farms and houses. On the property are two barns suitable for livestock or storage, as well as an equipment building with 4 garage doors. Two brand new automatic livestock drinkers have been fully installed and inspected. Additionally, water is available via well.
Situated at the end of a state-maintained paved road, the farm and farmhouse have a private-drive feel without the worry of maintenance. From the farmhouse, much of the pastureland is visible. Additionally, the included 20 acres of wooded property are connecting, providing privacy and additional resources. This section of the property borders the Holston River.
The three bedroom, two bathroom house is located in the center of the property, ideally located, providing scenic and practical views to much of the farm property. The house has been renovated in key areas including the kitchen and bathrooms, while retaining the original feel of a farmhouse. Wood and tile floors are throughout the house. Although the house and land are located in a small farming community, fiber-optic-based high-speed broadband Internet and cable TV service is already available.
The main level of the house includes two family rooms, each with outside entrances. The family room connecting with the kitchen also has a gas heater and a decorative mantle. The house has a large kitchen, measuring 11 by 18 feet with an updated stove, dishwasher, cabinets and countertops. Two large, sliding windows above the sink allow plenty of natural light into the room, while providing impressive views to the outside. Also in the main area, the first bedroom has a very large walk-in closet and a connecting full bathroom. This bathroom has been renovated and is conveniently connected with the kitchen, providing access for guests.
Also convenient from the kitchen is a very large side room that can be used for many purposes as well as the laundry area, complete with washer and dryer hookups. In this part of the house is the second full bathroom, complete with updated cabinets and vanity, and includes a full bathtub. As with the rest of the house, this bathroom has a large window overlooking the scenic property.
Upstairs from the second bathroom is a loft. This space is easily used as a bedroom, office or playroom.
Attached to the house, and accessible from the connecting porch is an original cellar room, great for storage. Above this cellar room is an additional large room that can be used as a bedroom or nearly any other purpose.
Key features of this house are its many windows providing ample natural light, original architectural elements, versatility of the spaces and convenience of modern appliances. The house also has a front and side porch, just right for enjoying the area’s moderate summers.
This property is located in Shady Valley TN, which is a wonderful rural community in the northeast part of the state. This community is located approximately halfway between the towns of Damascus, VA, and Mountain City, TN, with quick access to the cities of Bristol, TN, Elizabethton, TN, and even Boone, NC. The area is rich with natural beauty, nestled in the heart of the Appalachian Mountains. Nearby points of interest are the Cherokee National Forest, South Holston and Watauga Lakes, Backbone rock and recreational area, and numerous hiking opportunities including the Appalachian Trail.
Although Shady Valley is a small community, it does have an excellent public school, post office, high-speed broadband and general stores. Additionally, the local community is vibrant with annual events such as the Cranberry Festival.
Please, contact us today for additional information and to make an appointment to visit the property.
Bruce Martin, M&M Consultants LLC.
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Bristol is a border town in Southwest Virginia and Northeast Tennessee. It is known to be the birthplace of country music, as the famous Bristol Sessions were recorded here in 1927 and marked the commercial debuts for artists such as Jimmy Rogers, and the Carter Family.
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Big South Fork National River and Recreation Area preserves the Big South Fork of the Cumberland River and its tributaries in northeastern Tennessee and southeastern Kentucky. In addition, the former mining community of Blue Heron is preserved and interpreted via signage.
The Big South Fork region contains one of the highest concentrations of natural bridges in the eastern United States and the area is located in parts of Scott, Fentress, Pickett, and Morgan counties in Tennessee, and McCreary County in Kentucky. Charit Creek Lodge is a wilderness lodge, accessible by trail, located within the park.
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What’s good gang. We’re out here in Dayton Tennessee for a quick day hike to checkout what laurel-snow state wilderness has to offer ( Disclaimer only checked out laurel falls trail not snow falls trail ). The pin drop is accurate enough to drop you at the trail head, but to clarify any misconceptions, it does make you turn onto a graveled road thats in front of a couple houses so you are at the right place ( its privately owned so you won’t find a park office). Following the gravel road for couple minutes till the road runs out will leave you at the river side parking area. From the jump its very scenic, so make sure to bring out the cameras for the nature lifestyle flex on the gram. As for the parking it is limited if you want a spot right at the trail head other than that the later you arrive the further you’ll have to walk to the head trail. It is FREE parking so that is my guess on why its a hotspot in regards to that my experience had a packed parking lot. Still I was able to get a good spot right at the trail head, to consider though I did go at a colder time in the year so your experiences may differ in warmer weather. Round trip trails range from a 5 mile (2.5 in 2.5. out) hike to the falls n back, to a 10. mile (5 in 5 out) hike that explores all the park has to offer. The trails are wide n well maintained up until the crossing. Elevation is not a problem here, with only a couple section of incline, so don't expect this to be an excuse to skip leg day. As you go further into the wilderness they do get narrower n a little harder to mange , but I’m guessing that has to do with it being under maintenance (as of March 21st). As for the sights that I got to see it included two small wooden bridges, clear clean water, two waterfalls, and a scenic fall setting of the woods. Navigation was no doubt very easy since its really just one trail that splits at the river split, so its one way in one way out. Activities at this park as of my knowledge include swimming n camping. Fair warning the owner himself explained to us first hand experiences n visitor experiences of multiple snake sightings (includes a 6ft copperhead sighting), big wild life encounters (ranging from mountain lions to bears), pharnormal activity (hotspot being the tunnel), and Bigfoot sightings (swear not making this stuff up). Feel free to ask the owner himself if you see him for the latest scoop of horrors that the trail has to offer (look for an older gentleman). Do go out prepared because things always happen when your least prepared. Still this is well worth the visit for any level of experienced hiker.
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