Ferme élégante Avec Vue Imprenable Sur Les Smoky Mountain

Two miles off I-40, six rolling acres, and a view of the Smokies that changes with the light. This 2016 custom farmhouse was built for people who want land without giving up convenience — a mile from the Douglas Lake boat ramp, thirty minutes to Pigeon Forge, under an hour to Knoxville.

What sets it apart is the second living space. A 1,250 square foot upper suite with its own private exterior entrance means aging parents, adult kids, or short-term rental income — without anyone sharing a hallway. The 2,850 square foot main level sits behind a single easy step, designed for long-term accessibility.

The land is already working. A 14 by 28 lambing barn with power, lighting, and water; 800 feet of four-panel white fencing; full electric perimeter; and a solar-powered gate with keypad entry. It has successfully run Katahdin sheep and chickens, and it’s ready for goats, alpacas, horses, or cattle.

Built to last: one and a half inches foam plus rolled batt and wool insulation; eighteen insulated floors; thirty-two construction-grade windows; two zoned HVAC systems; and a 425-foot well producing 125 gallons per minute through Kinetico filtration with reverse osmosis. A hydraulic backup pump keeps water flowing when the power doesn’t. Property taxes are $2,874 a year.

Priced below recent appraisal. Appraisal available to buyer’s agents on request.

Multigenerational home, working hobby farm, or rental income property — this one does all three.