Welcome to your serene oasis nestled in the heart of the countryside of Morgan County, TN. This picturesque property boasts a wealth of features that promise a life of tranquility and convenience. At the heart of the estate lies a pristine 7 +/- acre spring-fed lake, stocked with catfish, large mouth bass, and blue gill, offering endless opportunities for fishing, boating, or simply unwinding by the water's edge. Whether you're an avid angler or a nature enthusiast, this scenic lake is sure to become a beloved retreat. The 4 bedroom/2 bathroom brick ranch-style home exudes timeless charm and offers comfortable living spaces bathed in natural light. With its traditional design and modern amenities, it provides the perfect backdrop for cozy family gatherings or entertaining guests. Surrounding the property is a complete fence with some cross fencing, ensuring privacy and security, while abundant road frontage offers easy access to the estate. A large pole barn provides ample storage for equipment or can be adapted to suit a variety of purposes, from housing livestock to serving as a workshop with an additional 24x24 detached garage, 12x24 storage shed, and 2- 24x60 storage sheds on the property. Utilities are readily available, including fiber internet, water, gas, telephone, electric, and cable, ensuring seamless connectivity to the outside world. Additionally, the property benefits from income-producing natural gas wells providing $6000/year income that can offer a lucrative opportunity for those seeking to capitalize on natural resources. Whether you're seeking a peaceful retreat or a place to call home, this property offers a rare opportunity to experience the beauty of rural living without sacrificing modern comforts. Give us a call for your private tour on a side-by-side and take a look at this captivating 88 acre farm in East Tennessee.
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