5935 New River Hwy

Notes from the listing agent

Two cabins and more than 800 feet of frontage on Ligias Fork come with this 54.7-acre mountain retreat at 5935 New River Highway, Briceville, Anderson County, Tennessee, backing up to more than 20,000 acres owned by the State of Tennessee. You reach the property by crossing Ligias Fork on a private bridge or through the river, then following a gravel drive through your own orchard. The first cabin is completely updated, with 2 bedrooms, a spa-inspired bathroom, a kitchen, a den with fireplace and a garage and workshop. Much of its flooring and trim was milled from timber cut on the property. Farther up the mountain is a site with room for a future cabin, garage or workshop, and a seasonal waterfall after a hard rain. The second cabin sits at the end of the gravel road with 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, an open living, dining and kitchen area, a loft, outdoor storage and generator backup. A lower open field was once a campground and could suit gatherings, camping or RV sites, or a future outdoor retreat, subject to approvals. Acreage to hike, build trails and gather around a campfire sits right outside the door. Nearby, Windrock Park offers 73,000 acres and more than 300 miles of off-road trails. Frozen Head State Natural Area has nearly 60 miles of hiking trails, and the Highway 116 corridor leads to Petros and the historic Brushy Mountain State Penitentiary. Buyer to verify acreage, utilities, access, water frontage, boundaries, state-owned adjoining land and any rental, campground or RV use.