TR-2 Boatmans Mountain-Tr 2 Rd

Description

You'll want to walk out on this property to be able to see and understand all of the benefits offered to you by this piece. The vastness of it, the creek and the views, are all missed from the road. This lot is mostly cleared, except for areas of trees along the road, which give it privacy. A strong creek runs the full length. The back line is to the center of the creek. Along the road at the front, near the middle, and not easily seen between the trees, is a nob that rises up to road level. It is at a slightly higher in elevation and a good site for a home, but not the only one! The view from there is beautiful as it looks straight down through the property across its valley of green fields to the mountains. The valley is long and wide from left to right. About a third of it can't be seen from the road because of the trees that line it all along the left end of the property. The property gently rolls and flattens, with plenty of room for gardens, animals, a nice home, and extra buildings. It is located is in the county and it is restricted only that trailers and manufactured homes are not permitted. Modular homes and temporary use of an RV while recreating or building are allowed. There is a public boat launch to Cherokee Lake about 5 miles away. Besides being larger, it is distinctly different than TR 1, which is on the other side of the old white house. A water pipe that connects a spring to the old white house is buried and runs along through the length of the field of this property. It is near the center between the creek and the road. An easement that has been in place for a very long time allows access for the pipe to be maintained. There is a place in the center of the field that looks like a tiny pond, and it may be a seasonal one. However, It is believed that it may have formed from a break in the pipe. If so, the pipe will likely be repaired by the new owner of the old house. What is left of an old barn, now collapsed, will remain. The property is surveyed. The old white house has been sold, and I hear that renovations, improvements, or other changes are being contemplated by its new owner.