Amber Edwards

$90,000

2.82 Acres

Knoxville, Tennessee, 37920

Discover the potential of this peaceful South Knoxville acreage offering approximately 2.82 acres in a scenic country setting. Whether you're looking for a future homesite, a weekend retreat, or an investment opportunity, this property offers a blank canvas for your vision.The existing trailer on the property is considered to have no value and will need to be removed by the purchaser. The property is being marketed and sold primarily for its land value. Electrical service is already present on the property, potentially saving future development costs. No public water connection or septic system is known to exist. Buyers are encouraged to verify utility availability, zoning, soil suitability, and all information important to their intended use.Enjoy the privacy and beauty of a rural setting while remaining conveniently located to Knoxville, shopping, dining, outdoor recreation, and McGhee Tyson Airport. Opportunities to purchase acreage with existing power, a year-round natural water feature, and room to create something truly your own are becoming increasingly difficult to find.Property is being sold strictly as-is. Buyer to verify all information, utilities, acreage, and development potential to their own satisfaction.

$162,000

0.04 Acres

Townsend, Tennessee, 37882

Nestled on arguably one of the largest and most desirable lots in Sundown Resort, Lot 125 offers a rare opportunity to own a beautifully curated mountain retreat where luxury meets the relaxed charm of Smoky Mountain living. Thoughtfully landscaped with mature flowering bushes, established trees, elegant black aluminum railing, and inviting outdoor living spaces, this property feels less like a campground and more like a private mountain escape designed for those who appreciate both comfort and character. Conveying with the property is a stunning 2020 Grand Design fifth wheel, model M385GK, known for its upscale residential feel, spacious layout, multiple slide-outs, premium kitchen, and refined finishes that make extended stays feel wonderfully indulgent rather than rustic.The outdoor living experience here is truly exceptional. Seller will be leaving the metal patio furniture and swing, creating a turnkey setting ready for slow mornings with coffee, evening cocktails by the fire, and long conversations under the stars. (The four composite gliders will not convey.) The property also offers parking for up to two additional vehicles, along with a separate designated area behind the RV large enough to easily accommodate a golf cart for cruising through the resort in proper Smoky Mountain style.Nature lovers will appreciate the vibrant landscaping and the steady stream of colorful birds, playful squirrels, butterflies, and the occasional curious black bear wandering through to politely inspect the neighborhood landscaping selections. (As always in the Smokies, owners and guests should remain bear aware and practice safe wildlife habits.) This is the kind of place where mornings begin with birdsong, evenings end with mountain breezes, and every now and then a raccoon may judge your snack choices from a respectful distance.Located within gated Sundown Resort in Townsend -- affectionately known as the peaceful side of the Smokies -- owners enjoy access to two pools, playgrounds, basketball and pickleball courts, volleyball field, bath houses, coin laundry facilities, indoor and outdoor gathering spaces, and a calendar full of community events that give the resort its uniquely nostalgic charm. From golf cart parades and decorating contests to trick-or-treating, card games, potlucks, cookouts, and owner-led gatherings, Sundown feels like a step back to a simpler time -- just with better patio furniture and significantly nicer RVs. Located approximately one mile from Great Smoky Mountains National Park, the resort offers the perfect balance of peaceful retreat and convenient access to hiking, dining, shopping, and adventure.Lot 125 is not simply a place to park an RV -- it is a lifestyle property designed for the mountain traveler whose idea of ''roughing it'' still includes tasteful landscaping, evening wine on the patio, beautifully coordinated outdoor spaces, and waving politely at neighbors from a golf cart while discussing where to find the best local pie. Owners make use of their properties year round, but power and water on in Resort from Late March through Late November, depending on freezing weather. Generator recommended Dec- March. Buyer to verify all information to their own satisfaction.

$65,000

0.04 Acres

Townsend, Tennessee, 37882

Experience the beauty of the Smoky Mountains, glamping in this wonderful retreat! Lot 21 awaits, offering breathtaking mountain views and is priced to sell- a great opportunity to own your own slice of East Tennessee paradise. All utilities are already in place, so you can start enjoying the resort lifestyle right away.Located just one mile from the entrance to the Great Smoky Mountains National Park and a short drive to Maryville, Knoxville, Pigeon Forge, and Gatlinburg, this spot is ideal for both relaxation and adventure. The gated community features two pools, two playgrounds, basketball and pickleball courts, and spacious gathering areas for friends and family to enjoy.Your HOA dues cover all utilities, lawn care, and trash service, allowing for a more carefree way of ownership. Please note that water and power are seasonal (off from late November to mid/late-March), but a generator makes year-round use possible. The camper shown in photos does not convey.Schedule your showing today and discover why so many love calling this Smoky Mountain resort their home away from home! Buyers, please verify all information to satisfaction.