0 Baths

$980,000

Tr1 Smith Hollow, Butler TN, 37640

Price per sqft$5.62

Lot size4 Acres

Property typeLand

Overview

Active

Listed Jun 2, 2026

Updated 3 weeks ago

Very few Watauga Lake properties offer the whole cove, as this one does. Entry can be made to the lake on one side and exit the other side while you will still be on the land you own that borders the Cherokee National Forest. Smith Hollow ends at this property. There's approximately more than 500 feet of actual lake shore line. This 4 acres consist of Tax map 053 055.01, 055.03, and 055.04 in Carter County, Tennessee. We do have a survey on file which is attached to the documents on this listing. Electricity is in place, there's a shared well water source. As per the photos you can see this is a beautiful piece of property. To access lot 1 use the Community gate. To access lots 3&4, use private gates. This is a very peaceful cove on Watauga Lake where many privately owned parcels are not available.

Additional information

MLS^® ID: 9996260

Exterior Features

Lot Size: 4 Acres

Other Property Details

View: Yes
Waterfront: Yes

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