Bring your homesteading, farming, or multi-generational compound dreams to life on this 43-acre regenerative farm with three existing homes. Two of the homes have been completely updated--taken all the way down to the studs with new kitchens and bathrooms. The second home can serve as an instant source of income, given its history as a profitable Airbnb. The third home is being sold as is. The infrastructure to keep horses, cows, sheep, goats, etc. is already in place, including new woven wire fencing along the road frontage, water in each pasture, and run-in loafing sheds. All run-in sheds have electricity, and the fully functional barn has four stalls plus a large hayloft. A large chicken house makes waking up to farm-fresh omelets a reality. House all your tractors and toys in the four-bay garage and the large pole barn. Be prepared for whatever the future holds with a solidly built bunker, plus a backup well with a solar-powered pump, and two productive garden sites. An orchard of mature apple and pear trees has peach, nectarine, plum, and persimmon trees just a year or two away from producing. The front yard is a thoughtfully designed food forest with mature raspberries, blueberries, asparagus, rhubarb, hardy kiwi berries, sour cherries, and grapes. In organic management for the past 7 years, no herbicides or pesticides have been used on the farm under the current ownership. The land, rolling gently across the Cumberland plateau, is mostly in mature perennial pasture, but a buffer of woods provides room to explore, chasing after crawfish in the year-round creeks, catching bass and crappie in the stocked pond, and climbing any of the majestic centurion oaks that stand sentry over the property. All close to Big South Fork and Pickett State Park, this farm is ready to provide you the freedom you're looking for! House #1 - 1676 sq ft, House #2 - 1064 sq ft., House shaped storage building #3 - 800 sq ft. 2658 /2652/2640 Pickett Park Hwy, Jamestown, TN
Automated home estimates are a starting point, not a final answer. National websites do not know if your roof is five years old or twenty-five. They do not understand the value of a good piece of land in East Tennessee. At Real Estate Concepts, we combine instant data with actual local expertise to give you a valuation you can trust.
Step 1: Tell us your address. Fill in the form — name, phone, email, and your property address.
Step 2: A local expert personally checks it. The number you see right away is your first-look value from a computer. Then one of our local East Tennessee experts personally checks it against real sold homes near you — the comps an algorithm can't weigh, like condition, updates, and your street. That personal check is the CMA.
Step 3: We talk through the real number. We'll walk you through what your home would actually sell for and what we'd do to get it — no obligation, and if the timing's wrong, we'll say so.
Q: How is this different from a standard online estimate?
A: Speed and accuracy. You get immediate data from our system, backed up by a manual review from a local expert who knows the area roads and market trends.
Q: Is there a fee for this service?
A: No. We provide free valuations as a service to our East Tennessee community. There is no obligation to list with us.
Q: What areas do you cover?
A: Our agents live and work across East Tennessee, covering Morgan, Roane, Anderson, Scott, Claiborne, and Grainger counties and beyond.
Q: Do you have to visit my property in person?
A: Not for the initial valuation. We can run the numbers based on public records and recent local sales. In-person visits are available if you want a highly precise listing price.
Real Estate Concepts | Office: (423) 346-5800 — Or reach David Millard directly: Call or text (865) 951-9578
Listing courtesy of eXp Realty, LLC.
Agent: Jason Galaz |
Office: eXp Realty, LLC |