Marie Lane

Description

$10,000 PRICE DROP, NOW $90,000. Homes in this area commonly sell in the $500,000 to $600,000 range. This lot is $90,000. Buy the land, build at a controlled cost, and the difference between what you spend and what you own is yours to keep. This the whole opportunity. Sit down with a builder, run your numbers, and see what the math looks like. Now here is what you are buying. 1.5 acres. Mature trees and a creek. Utilities at the street. Lot 88 on Marie Lane in Mountain Vista Estates is the rare Cumberland County homesite where the expensive part is already handled. Most 1.5 acre lots in this part of Tennessee mean a septic system, a well, and a gravel road. Not this one. Lot 88 has water, sewer, natural gas, electric and cable at the street, all underground, on a paved county-maintained road. Buyers should confirm tap availability and connection fees with the utility provider. If you have shopped raw land in Crossville, you already know how rare a setup like this is. The front of the lot is flat and cleared and ready to build. Room for the house, the driveway, the garage or the shop, and the real outdoor living space. Then the land opens into mature hardwoods with a small creek running along the back. Covered porch facing the trees. Fire pit in the evening. A quiet wooded edge behind your own backyard. And Daddy's Creek runs just a few hundred yards down the street. This is not a substantial lot. This is a setting. The association fee is just $8 a month, a fraction of what most Crossville communities charge, with a few simple guidelines that keep the neighborhood looking sharp and protect your investment. There is no required builder. Bring your own contractor and build exactly what you want. The property sits in the Cumberland County School District, with Cumberland Medical Center right in Crossville. Groceries, shopping, and dining are minutes away. So are Cumberland Mountain State Park, area golf courses, and the lakes. Crossville sits on the Cumberland Plateau, roughly halfway between Nashville and Knoxville, with I-40 at Exit 322 just minutes out. The Great Smoky Mountains are an easy weekend. And Tennessee has no state income tax, which is exactly why so buyers are landing on the Plateau right now. Mature trees and a creek. Daddy's Creek down the street. Utilities at the street. $8 a month association fee. Flat build site. Reduced $10,000. Lots like this do not sit. Call or text today. Walk it this week.