Tucked away on its own private knoll at the end of a long, winding drive, this 2025 true modular home on 10.27 wooded acres offers a level of seclusion that's nearly impossible to find, with no neighbors in sight and only the wildlife for company. Built to the same codes as a site-built home, it delivers new-construction quality with easy single-level living. Step inside to a bright, open-concept layout where the living room, dining area, and kitchen flow together, trimmed throughout in rich espresso crown molding and baseboards. Oversized windows fill the space with natural light and frame views of the surrounding woods, and durable LVP flooring runs throughout. The kitchen is the true showpiece. Faux wood beams set into a tray ceiling draw the eye to warm, wood-stained shaker cabinetry, including floor-to-ceiling pantry towers flanking a triple window. A stainless farmhouse sink with a matte black faucet looks out to the trees, and a slate-look tile backsplash, white shaker range hood, and stainless appliances complete the look. The shiplap-wrapped center island, finished with industrial pipe brackets and a seating overhang, sits beneath a mason-jar pendant light and is ready for morning coffee or casual meals. The adjoining dining area is wrapped in windows. The primary suite is a peaceful retreat with two large windows and a private bath featuring a long double vanity, a tall linen tower, and a walk-in shower finished in large-format marble-look tile, a pebble-stone floor, a glass panel, matte black fixtures, and dual shower heads, including a rainfall head. A second bedroom, a full guest bath with tub/shower, and a laundry room with exterior entry complete the floor plan. The office is ideal for working from home, or add a wall and door to create a third bedroom. Outside, a cleared yard is surrounded by mature hardwoods. Some of the region's best recreation is close by: boating on South Holston Lake, renowned fly fishing on the Holston River, and hiking on the Appalachian Trail. Bristol Motor Speedway, plus the shopping and dining of Bristol and historic Abingdon, VA, are an easy drive. Schedule your private showing today!
Are you looking for privacy, beautiful mountain views, a place to build your dream home, or a secluded hunting site? Check out this 10.56 acre site ready getaway with electric, water and septic already in place. Only 5 miles off of Hwy 19E, this land houses a wet water spring almost year round with $30,000- $45,000 of value in standing timber. While the majority is wooded, there is a cleared and ready home site nestled among the trees. The driveway is a seperate deeded parcel that is included [Parcel ID/Tax ID: 098 083.55].
Public Records
Nov 10, 2004
Sold
$85,000
$51/sq ft
Public Records
Mar 28, 2002
Sold
$15,000
$9/sq ft
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2025
$197 (−20.9%)
2024
$249 (+3.8%)
2023
$240
2022
$240
2021
$240 (−6.2%)
2020
$256 (−1.2%)
2019
$259 (+0.8%)
2018
$257
2017
$257 (−0.8%)
2016
$259
2015
$259 (+11.6%)
2014
$232
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Last updated by owner on Jul 21, 2026.
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Redfin Estimate for 683 Turner Rd
$425,005
$5 over list price of $425K
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