Cheap homes for sale & real estate in Tennessee, TN

Cheap Home for sale in Tennessee, TN:

GREAT WALKOUT BASEMENT LOT IN A GATED COMMUNITY, ESTABLISHED NEIGHBORHOOD NEAR FRIENDSHIP CHRISTIAN SCHOOL, NUMEROUS BOAT RAMPS TO OLD HICKORY LAKE NEARBY

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You get 6.4 acres with 600 feet of frontage on historic Daddy's Creek, part of the Obed River system and a nationally designated Wild & Scenic waterway. Most land along these rivers is government owned, so private creekfront like this rarely comes up. Near-vertical cliffs rise from the far bank, giving you seclusion and a view no one can build in front of. The creek runs 50 to 60 feet wide and stays crystal clear at a steady 3 to 4 feet deep, with swimming holes that drop to 8 feet in spots. That means fishing right off your own backyard. A high-and-dry homesite sits in the middle of the property and looks out over both the bluffs and the water below. A second, smaller creek winds thr

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Unmissable Lake Views! Imagine building your dream home on this stunning . 4-acre wooded lot in the sought-after Deer Creek community in Crossville, TN. This is not just a property—it's a lifestyle upgrade. Wake up every day to breathtaking lake views and enjoy the convenience of living right across the street from the prestigious Golf Club. Deer Creek offers unparalleled amenities, including tennis courts, swimming pools, and lush natural surroundings. Embrace the perfect balance of tranquility and excitement with easy access to I-40, placing you just minutes from downtown Crossville, an hour from Knoxville, and two hours from Nashville. Opportunities like this are rare, and this lot

Cheap Home for sale in Tennessee, TN:

Two lots in Bear Knob are being sold together, giving you 11.1 wooded acres with a trail that winds down to your own creek. A treeline wraps around Lots 7 and 8 like a natural stadium, so the homesite has privacy and wooded views you'll have trouble walking away from. The valley below holds more than 600 feet of creek, which flows into the West Fork Obey River a short distance downstream. The property runs to mid-creek, and the far bank climbs steeply, so nothing will ever be built across the water from you. What you put here is up to you. It could be a full-time home, a creekside cabin, a weekend hunting camp, or a firepit by the water where your evenings end. Electricity is available, the