Tennessee

Tennessee’s ridgelines and shorelines set the stage for a quintet of homesites designed for those who want to build at their own pace. From Jasper Highlands’ Farms section, where 1.86 acres of mature hardwoods and pines frame a private mountain setting, to Rockwood’s Grande Vista Bay, wooded lots quintet seasonal or elevated views of Watts Bar Lake and the Cumberland Mountains with gated-lake-community life and no time limit to build. In Cosby near Jones Cove, rolling terrain, county water, and a three-bedroom approval keep the vision practical.

Across Tennessee, this quintet traces a lifestyle-first map of the state, from wide-open acreage to in-town ease and Smoky Mountain leisure. A Livingston mini-farm pairs usable land and outbuildings with a creek and trails, while Crossville offers new construction on wooded lots within city limits and without an HOA. Sevierville adds like-new, single-level simplicity with appliances included. In Columbia, an updated ranch on a half-acre corner lot brings five-bedroom flexibility. Pigeon Forge rounds out the collection with a turnkey resort condo and on-site amenities.

In downtown Franklin, one landmark captures the town’s layered history while speaking to modern use. Known as Cherry Manor, this circa-1820 property—among the area’s oldest—sits just steps from Main Street and the Public Square in a highly walkable, civic-minded setting. Original details, high ceilings, spacious rooms, and multiple fireplaces convey enduring craftsmanship, while restrained updates preserve character without sacrificing functionality. Already adapted for professional office use, this one offers rare flexibility for boutique commercial ambitions or future adaptive reuse, subject to zoning.

Living close to the landscape. Wooded acreage in Jasper Highlands pairs mature pine and hardwood canopy with ravines or pondside calm, creating a natural retreat. In Rockwood, elevated sites and a gently sloped lakefront lot invite walk-out designs, sunset views, and direct water access within a gated setting with modern utilities. Even Cookeville’s Laurel Ridge offering keeps daily convenience within easy reach.

Homes and land that feel ready for the way people live now. Recent remodeling, thoughtful finish work, and comfort-forward upgrades set the tone, from a fully reimagined historic condo to a meticulously kept newer home with a basement retreat. Outdoor life features prominently as well—covered decking, fenced privacy, and, in one case, nearly 17 acres centered on a 2.3-acre lake with multiple future homesites.

Lifestyle leads the narrative across this quartet, where ease of living matters as much as architecture. In Lexington’s historic Kimball Square, a secure, elevator-served condo pairs walkable city positioning between downtown and the University of Kentucky with enduring rental appeal. A nearly new 2023 home in Rocky Face shifts the focus to calm country space on a level acre. In Prospect, the through-line is choice: a cul-de-sac homesite with walkout potential beside resort-style amenities, and an executive, multigenerational retreat in Norton Commons designed for hosting, privacy, and seamless days.

Across this quintet of properties in Tennessee and Kentucky, daily ease is framed by a strong sense of place—wooded acreage, lake views near the launch, mountain proximity, and walkable historic character. Each residence is positioned for modern living, whether through new construction or thoughtful remodeling with updated finishes. Flexible floor plans add room for offices, bonus spaces, basements, and even separate apartment-style living. Outdoor life is equally central, from covered and screened porches to decks, fenced yards, and a backyard pool.

Across Tennessee, this quintet of homes frames living as an experience, balancing everyday ease with spaces designed to linger. In Fairfield Glade, a cul-de-sac setting pairs with golf, pools, and a screened deck with a fireplace overlooking a creek. Near downtown Dickson, three private acres and a powered workshop invite room to breathe and build. Cookeville and Chattanooga highlight move-in-ready convenience, from a nearly new home with bonus-room flexibility to a former model with thoughtful upgrades. In Gatlinburg, an updated cabin blends wooded calm with compelling rental potential.

Across Tennessee, this sextet of homes reflects a market shaped by lifestyle-driven amenities and the ease of move-in-ready options. From a Sevierville cabin with a private indoor pool and established rental program to a Rockwood lakefront lot framed by deep water and sunrise views, recreation is central. In Chattanooga, a four-bedroom “as-is” home invites reinvention close to airport and interstate access. The remaining properties—from a fully furnished executive lease in Ooltewah to a Franklin duplex and a 2022 Thompson’s Station residence—highlight flexibility, space, and everyday convenience.