Land for Sale in Kingsport, TN

Land for sale in Kingsport, TN:

Nice . 52-acre lot ready for your new home. The property has been surveyed, and the septic system has already been perc tested and staked out for a 2-bedroom home. Sellers' plans changed, creating a great opportunity for a new buyer to step in and build. With additional evaluation, there may be potential for a 3-bedroom home. Clearly staked boundaries make it easy to visualize your future build site. Bring your plans and start building with confidence.

Land for sale in Kingsport, TN:

32.3-acre agricultural property located on Princeton Road in Sullivan County, offering a convenient location near easy access to I-26. The land features a mix of open, flat areas and peaceful wooded sections—ideal for farming, recreation, or building your dream home. Enjoy beautiful views of Bays Mountain while maintaining privacy and rural charm, all within a short drive to nearby amenities. It also includes tax parcel 090 102.02 which is for a cell tower that is non income producing.

Land for sale in Kingsport, TN:

This property encompasses 17.5 acres of secluded, gently rolling terrain featuring a creek. It boasts around 240 feet of road frontage along Harbor Springs Road, providing a tranquil environment ideal for constructing your dream home, establishing a mini farm, or creating a private agricultural retreat. Located just minutes from the Kingsport city limits, it offers convenient access to I-26, facilitating easy travel to both Bristol and Johnson City. Seize this exceptional opportunity to acquire a stunning piece of land. All information contained herein is deemed reliable but subject to Buyer's Agent & Buyer's verification

Land for sale in Kingsport, TN:

Great Business Office Development Opportunity - restricted to professional, medical, government, civic, fraternal, insurance or other groups. The specific groups expected will include medical/dental office, clinics, credit agencies, brokers, travel agencies, computer or data processing centers, real estate offices, finance companies, photography or law offices. Accessory uses would be incidental retail or service uses intended primarily for development patron, for example, a pharmacy is associated with medical use offices per Protective Covenants and Deed Restrictions.