Eidson Real Estate

Eidson Real Estate

Welcome to Eidson, Tennessee – a hidden gem nestled in the heart of Hawkins County. This charming community offers a serene lifestyle surrounded by the natural beauty of the Appalachian Mountains. With its picturesque landscapes and friendly atmosphere, Eidson is an ideal place for those seeking a peaceful retreat from the hustle and bustle of city life.

Eidson boasts a rich history and a strong sense of community. The town's roots run deep, with many families calling this area home for generations. The local culture is vibrant, with various community events and gatherings that foster connections among residents. Whether it’s a summer barbecue or a holiday festival, there’s always something happening in Eidson that brings neighbors together.

Nature enthusiasts will find plenty to love in Eidson. The region is dotted with lush forests, sparkling streams, and scenic trails perfect for hiking, fishing, and exploring. The nearby Cherokee National Forest offers endless opportunities for outdoor adventures, from camping under the stars to birdwatching in the tranquil surroundings.

Eidson is also conveniently located near larger towns, providing easy access to shopping, dining, and entertainment options while maintaining its small-town charm. Families will appreciate the local schools and community services that prioritize education and well-being.

If you’re looking for a place that combines natural beauty, a strong sense of community, and a peaceful lifestyle, Eidson, TN, is waiting to welcome you home. Come explore the possibilities and discover why so many are proud to call Eidson their home!

Newest Listings in Eidson

$699,000
3 Beds 2 Baths 1345667 MLS
Discover your own private East Tennessee paradise in the heart of the scenic Clinch Mountain region. This remarkable 109± acre property (to be surveyed) combines privacy, natural beauty, recreation, and convenience with easy access from Highway 70 and direct public road frontage, all just 15 minutes from Rogersville. Rich in local history, this property was once home to the Eidson family in the early 1800s, the pioneering family for whom the surrounding Eidson community was named. Today, it continues to reflect the heritage and character of East Tennessee mountain living. Enter through the property's private gated entrance and discover a beautiful fully stocked pond featuring multiple fish species, complete with a lakeside pavilion offering electricity and water--the perfect gathering spot for family, friends, and outdoor entertaining. Water is abundant throughout the property with 12 natural springs, a year-round back up spring box, well water system, and frontage on War Creek. The combination of rolling pasture, mature timber, mountain terrain, and plentiful water creates an exceptional setting for recreation, farming, hunting, and homesteading. Miles of established trails wind throughout the property, providing endless opportunities for ATV riding, horseback riding, hiking, and exploring. Ride to scenic overlooks and ridge-top views showcasing the breathtaking Clinch Mountains. Approximately 10 acres of cleared pastureland are currently producing hay and are ideal for horses, livestock, or agricultural use. A fruit tree orchard further enhances the property's farm and homestead appeal. Improvements Include: *2025 Barn / Workshop with a fully concreted floor with two 10' x 10' overhead doors, and one 14' x 10' overhead door Electrical is installed in barn as well as water plumbed. There is a mostly finished office space as well. *Concrete-floored butcher shop with new roof, electrical service, water connected, shower, toilet, sink, & floor drain. *2013 doublewide on a permanent foundation with 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. *1995 Singlewide with new roof overlooking pond. This is an excellent future homesite location! Additional Features Include: *No restrictions *Multi-family compound potential *Single gated entrance *High-speed internet on property *Propane tank *Multiple building sites *Fruit tree orchard *Abundant wildlife *Excellent hunting opportunities *Creek frontage on War Creek *Easy public road access Whether you're searching for a private estate, horse farm, hunting retreat, recreational getaway, income-producing property, or family compound, this unique Clinch Mountain property offers the freedom and versatility that are increasingly difficult to find. 109± unrestricted acres featuring abundant water, stocked pond, mountain views, pastureland, extensive trail systems, multiple homes, and exceptional outbuildings--all in one of East Tennessee's most beautiful and historic settings. You can check out a property highlights video by going to: https://youtube.com/shorts/qHNfwa0RJFk?feature=share

3503 Highway 70 N, Eidson

Listing courtesy of Jeremy Brack of CENTURY 21 Legacy.

$599,000
1345322 MLS
150± Acres on the Clinch River -- Unrestricted Mountain Land in Eidson, Tennessee Where the Clinch River bends, 150 acres of unrestricted Tennessee wilderness is waiting for the right owner. Tucked into the folds of Hancock County, this 150± acre tract carries something most Tennessee land can only dream of -- a long, sweeping boundary on the legendary Clinch River. From the water's edge, the ground climbs through mature hardwood timber to ridgelines crowning past 1,700 feet, delivering more than 600 feet of vertical relief, layered views, and the kind of deep seclusion that out-of-state buyers drive hours to find. This is unrestricted land in the truest sense: no HOA, no zoning, no covenants telling you what your dream can become. Build the river cabin. Run the hunting club. Hold the timber as a legacy. The choice is yours. For the sportsman, the property is a ready-made wildlife factory -- heavy cover, oak ridges, secluded hollows, and a riverfront travel corridor that funnels deer and turkey through the bottoms. The Clinch itself is no ordinary creek; it ranks among the most biologically diverse rivers in North America, prized by anglers for trophy trout and hard-fighting smallmouth. Along the river you'll find rare flat ground -- fertile Staser and Sensabaugh bottomland soils that open the door to food plots, a homesite, or a small pasture. The balance of the acreage is rugged, wooded, and gloriously private, the way real Appalachian land is meant to be. Public electric runs to the access along Big Springs and Horton Ford Road, and annual taxes sit at a remarkably low figure for a tract this size. Location seals it. You're inside an hour of the Virginia, Kentucky, and North Carolina lines, yet a world away from traffic and neighbors. Stand on a ridgetop at sunrise, and you'll understand why land like this is bought once and held for generations. Hardwood timber adds standing value; the river adds soul. Tracts of this scale, with this much frontage on a river this storied, do not come to market often -- and rarely stay long. Whether you're an investor eyeing timber and appreciation, a hunter chasing lease-free ground, or a family searching for a place to put down roots, Big Springs Road answers the call. Come walk it. Bring your boots. The Clinch doesn't whisper to everyone. If it's calling you, don't wait. Don't let this one slip downstream. Land this size with frontage on the Clinch rarely lasts. Call or text to schedule a private walk-through, request the full map and survey package, or ask about your purchase options -- traditional sale or auction. Boots on the ground beat photos every time. Let's go see it.

150 AC Big Springs Rd, Eidson

Listing courtesy of Joey F Haun of Clinch Mountain Realty & Auction.

$285,000
1319729 MLS
This is one exceptionally beautiful property that offers gorgeous home sites in several optional locations. A private driveway leads gradually uphill close to the sideline on the west side to the top of the mountain. Multiple mountains both north and south come into view from the fields on the way up and at the top. It is rare to find views more beautiful than these. The countryside all around is a never-ending patchwork of land, forests, farms and distant neighbors. To the north you might see all the way into Virginia's mountains, and everything that rises high in between. This cannot be captured in the pictures. The Clinch Mountain lays to the south. Beautiful grassy fields lay along the next levels downhill from the top which are natural to become part of one's own gorgeous lawn someday. This is also where much of the usable land lays for animals, gardens, and crops. A generous portion of woods lay below the fields on the north side. From the road you cannot see what I am describing. But once inside the property, as you rise up to the top, you cannot miss the beauty of this land. The property drops off significantly on the west side line, and slopes gently down to the north and along the east side a little more steeply. Because of this all of the top and all the grassy fields are very private. This is despite the fact that the property fronts on two roads. Stringtown Rd runs along the east side where the property comes down to form a nice valley between the road and the ridge top. This is also a good section for a food plot and for animals to graze. As well, there is a lovely homesite that looks up the valley there and beyond. In the hill that rises up along Stringtown Rd, you can see from the road where some trails used to make their way from bottom to top and vice versa. Although this side of the hill rises sharply, these trails might be fun to ride, on horseback or on ATV once they are re-established. An old graveled road still exists that runs down the north side along the ridge line. It crosses the fields, and winds down through the woods. Bringing these various trails back to fruition would add to the recreational advantages of the property. The property was at one time under an agricultural greenbelt that provided cross-fencing for moving the cattle around, and also aided crop rotation. Most of this fencing and the wood posts remain. Wood posts appear to mark the through-ways. The greenbelt designation is still in place and should be assumed upon purchase. This is a tax saving designation for land that includes a use in agricultural purposes. The well is no longer connected but the watering station is still there. Adding a well would enable watering for animals and would support housing as well. There is, however, also a spring and a bit of a stream in the valley, which might need some clearing out of the brush once the fall is fully in. NO OWNER FINANCING.

TBD COPPER RIDGE Rd, Eidson

Listing courtesy of Teresa M Suarez of Creek Country Real Estate.

$568,700
1318384 MLS
This 87.5 ACRES is located is in the serene community of Eidson, which is near Kyles Ford in a very convenient location that feels like the country it is. The property features maintained fields, several wooded mountains separated by valleys, 2 springs (a large spring-fed pond, creek, & stream), and home site options. This is multipurpose farmland that supports cattle, horses, goats, and other livestock & crops. There are many good options for housing with beautiful mountain views. Part of the beauty, besides its views, is that it has been well maintained. And, except for housing, it is ready to receive your goods and animals without too much to do. The property is almost completely perimeter fenced. Some small sections, especially along the very top of the mountain, will need some mending. Besides this, the land is natural and part of an extensive chain of mountains that are nearly untouched. The property is connected to a remaining natural wilderness of privately owned land that lays up to and across the ridge line of the mountain on both sides. It runs over a great distance from NW to NE. This means there is likely abundant wildlife and plenty of potential for hunting in the very real sense of it. There are distinct hills, separated by distinct valleys. If you like to live in the woods, you are likely to find a build site in the wooded sections of the hills. Or, if you prefer a more open, sunny area you might find the perfect place about 1/3 the way up the rise in the valleys. These are joined by the tree lines on 3 sides creating a sort of private alcove in each one. The 1st gate opens at the west sideline of the property. A driveway there takes you up to an old, lower-level ridge line that runs across at least 1/3 of the width of the property. This driveway is solid and gives access to all the property that lays above and below it. Part of the bottom section near the road and down from the driveway has some outcropping rock. The cattle like to roam around much of this area. They also traverse further back beyond the driveway in the grassier areas. There, they find places for shade and a big, beautiful spring-fed pond. Even from the road you will immediately see a really good, square, and solid old barn set upon the ridge line where the driveway crosses west to east. Electricity comes onto the property near the barn. An extra treat is that the ancestors built a quaint, little single room cabin with a nice front porch. It is hidden up in the woods up the hill above the pond. It has a nice little yard which they fenced and a magnificent old tree. The trail leading to it will need a little attention before you can just drive right up. It was heated by a wood stove, which will not remain, but a small enclosed oil radiator or other method would warm it nicely. It is roomy enough for cooking, eating, sleeping and hanging out. The 2nd gate into to the property from the road is on the east end. The fields are very green and almost level through most of the lower part of the property. They are really lush, open and sunny with a stream that runs along the side of the bottom of the holler on the east end. Go see, and enjoy the adventure of getting to know this property. You won't want to leave! Your agent needs to make the appointment and accompany you. If you don't have your own agent we will be happy to assist you. This property is convenient to all of the resources of Sneedville and Rogersville. Morristown is just a little further.

E PUMPKIN VALLEY Rd, Eidson

Listing courtesy of Teresa M Suarez of Creek Country Real Estate.

$498,500
2 Beds 1 Baths 1316336 MLS
MANY DESIRABLE FEATURES ARE HERE: Very nice hay fields that run the full width of the property; easy to walk wooded hills & trails that lead to its steep pinnacle on the mountain top; an amazingly large spring pond near a very large deer patch for corn and a great hunting adventure; the perfect antique cabin; multiple out buildings, AND delicious patches of blueberry bushes that produce June through August! This a most attractive property. I walked it all to find its attributes and you can too. Each element of the property is full to its purpose and ample in its size. A lifetime of working to make it complete is evident. It has been generally well maintained. THE CABIN was first established as a small building during the 1890s. The original house was built in the mid 1950's. Its construction was of solid, old logs with a tin roof, as was customary in those days. That roof still holds! Mostly in 1989 thru the 1990's, the current owners worked to restore the home, and added to its current size and condition. Wisely, they retained its old-world character while creating ample usable spaces. The yard is charming. Much of the flavor of the artistic, simple way it was done still remains. A large chicken coup, a goat barn, and a shed line the edges of the yard. They are old but likely usable, and they add to the character of the property. Conveniently they are close by the cabin making it easy to care for your birds and animals. Further additions were added in the 1970's. Its floor plan is unique. The black wood stove will be removed. THE LAND: The land and fields are expansive. You might note that the large field that is along Parker Rd to the left, as you turn in off from Pumpkin Valley Rd is part of the property. This area and all of the rest of the land in the back is suitable to many uses: for growing hay and gardens; for horses, cattle or other livestock; for hunting & shooting ranges; for building additional housing units with good separation between them (either on the gentle hills, at the edges of the woods, or higher up, maybe even at the top of the mountain). There is not restriction against running a business. Electric lines are already run to an existing shop at the first landing along the driveway by the building, and to an old trailer below it near the fields. THE WOODS are deep. They rise up gently for a very long distance along ridge lines with hollers in between. The last 200 ft are steep, but still attainable by foot to the very top of the mountain. It is worth getting to, as the whole top is quite level and considerably wide. THE POND is out towards the east end of the fields. It is a big, beautiful, clear, spring-fed pond that's hidden at the bottom, tucked between the woods and the fields. It is near the hunting shack and corn patch, but the shack does not stay. The property continues on, beyond this area. A Local lender familiar with rural lending for farms and land is highly suggested. The larger value is in the land so typical ''house'' loans, usually provided, or FHA, VA, and internet lenders are not ideal. Ask you agent to give you the additional information that is stored in the document section of MLS. These visuals provide a more complete understanding of the property. Cats, of course, do not stay unless you want them to! Your agent will need to arrange an appointment through our office and accompany you for showing. Feel free to contact our office if you do not have your own agent. Drive-By's are not permitted.

170 PARKER Rd, Eidson

Listing courtesy of Teresa M Suarez of Creek Country Real Estate.

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