
Courtesy of: Melody McNeill, CENTURY 21 Legacy, melody@tn-property.com
$549,900
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8 bed
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3,694 square feet
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5.00 Bath (4 Full , 1 Half)
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Lot: 23.69 Acres
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Single Family Residence
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$549,900
2404 Old Highway 68 Discover unlimited possibilities on 23.36 private acres in Sweetwater! This unique property offers level to gently rolling land, two large ponds, four homes, multiple additional building sites, and no restrictions--creating an exceptional opportunity for investors, multi-generational living, a private family compound, or your own country retreat. The property includes three rental homes plus a beautifully restored and fully furnished 1920s farmhouse, providing the potential for immediate rental income or multiple residences for family and guests. The farmouse has a new HVAC system and new roof. All four homes have permitted septic systems and share a well. With plenty of usable acreage, the possibilities for future development are extensive. Keep the property as an income-producing investment, create a family homestead, build additional homes or cabins, or reimagine the acreage into the private retreat you've always wanted. An additional gutted single-wide has been converted into a spacious open workshop, while a large pole barn (127' X 40') features an enclosed garage in the center (75' X 14') and offers excellent potential for equipment storage, agricultural use, or conversion into horse stalls. The beautiful acreage, two ponds, privacy, existing infrastructure, multiple residences, and unrestricted land make this an incredibly versatile property with opportunities that are truly too numerous to mention. Bring your vision and discover everything this one-of-a-kind Sweetwater property has to offer! (*Also see adjoining family property with 39.66 Acres: 2380 Old Highway 68)
Courtesy of: Melody McNeill, CENTURY 21 Legacy, melody@tn-property.com
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