Tucked away in the quiet hills of East Tennessee, this early 1900's farmhouse has stood quietly through the years. Four generations have called this place home, raising their families, working the fields, and leaving behind a piece of their history, their laughter, their love, and their hard work. Once a thriving cattle and tobacco farm, the original tobacco shed still stands, along with the large barn that was crafted before World War II. Stretching across approximately 65 acres of unrestricted rolling fields and quiet woodlands, this property is more than just land where bear, deer and wildlife roam... it's history that still carries the echoes of its past. Somewhere on the farm once stood the First Shiloh School. The highest point on the ridge offers gorgeous views and spectacular seasonal views of the mountains and across the river into Kodak. The farmhouse itself is cozy and timeless, offering 2 bedrooms, 1 full bath, separate laundry room with a half bath, carpet/vinyl/laminate flooring, and the kind of character that only a century of life can create. This property offers a country covered front porch, detached 1 car garage, one bay carport/shed and several outbuildings and small structures. Memories of friends gathered to sing, fellowship and even performed weddings here, all make this a truly unique property. Whether you're drawn by the history, the acreage, and the story that goes with it, or the potential to create something new, this rare piece of Tennessee heritage is ready to welcome you home, where its past and your future can meet in perfect harmony. Property is in the Greenbelt and home/property all to be sold AS-IS. Home and property shown by appointment only.

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