556 J B Hart Rd , Palmer, TN 37365(Grundy County)

Buyer Due Diligence: we do our best to ensure listing accuracy. However, buyer is responsible to perform their own due diligence and verify all information, contained herein or not, including access and utility accessibility and costs, and physically visit the property. Property is sold AS Is.

Purchase Closing

We provide the best Buyer Protection on your land title.

Cash Buyer will receive a Warranty Deed.

Seller Financed Buyer will receive a Warranty Deed + Deed of Trust.

No fees for Buyer if closing in-house. Buyer responsible for current year and subsequent year property taxes.

Land Description:

6 minutes to Town Market Gas Station, Tn

16 minutes to Grundy County High School, Tn

27 minutes to Waltermart Supercenter, Tn

31 minutes to Great Stone Door, Tn

55 minutes to Chattanooga, Tn

1 Hour 48 minutes to Nashville, Tn

2 Hours 19 minutes to Knoxville, Tn

This 0.72 acre corner lot property in Greutli-Laager, Tennessee offers privacy, natural beauty and quick access to modern convenience.

Located near Chattanooga, this corner lot used to have a residence long ago but has since been cleared and the brush has grown back up. This parcel features gorgeous oaks that have grown over generations.

The old homesite has a short sidewalk leading in from the street. Power lines run in the tree line along J B Hart Road and behind the lot servicing the home next door. A meter box was at one time installed here but needs to be replaced. Water Lines run along J B Hart Road with a meter box installed next to the easement road on the property's west boundary. A new water meter will run approximately $1200 + $250 for the System Capacity Fee. Fiber Optic and Cable are also available along the road frontage.

Prior owner claims that this site has a clean water well and an old septic system. Current owner did search long enough in the brush to locate them but there is evidence this site was occupied at one time. There is also a well established 911 address to the property, which is provided by the county once residency occurs.

Soil conditions are excellent, allowing you to either re-purpose the old septic system or start fresh with a new permit.

The prior surveyor marked boundaries of this property by applying patches of Purple Colored Paint on the old trees. Before the time of GPS coordinates and modern survey staking, this was an accepted method for boundary markers. The owner still encourages the prospective buyer to get an updated survey prior to development.

The city of Greutli-Laager and Grundy County do not have restrictions against RVs or Mobile homes on this lot.

The Total Lot size is slightly larger than our approximate measurement of 200 ft x 150 ft. The deed conveys a total of 0.72 acres or 31,363 square feet.

Utility & 911 Addressing Information:

Power Utility: Call Sequatchie Valley Electric Cooperative (931- 592-2511).

- In addition to the $20.00 service fee, a deposit may be required. Deposits vary based on credit rating and location, ranging from $0 - $400 or twice the average bill.

Water Utility: Call Big Creek Utility District (931- 692-2505)

- tap fee: $1200 + $250 System Capacity Fee. 1? tap fee: $1650 + $250 System Capacity Fee. Any additional costs over the tap fee are to be paid by the customer. 2? tap fee: labor & material cost + 20% + $250 Capacity Fee.

Fiber & Cable: Call Ben Lomand Telephone Cooperative, Inc.(931-592-2121).

Land Details:

Elegment ID: Win_Tn_Grundy_Keener

Address: 556 J B Hart Rd, Palmer, Tennessee, 37365

Gps: 35.37645, -85.58477

Parcel Number: 061-050.00

Size: 0.72 Acres

Conveyance: Warranty Deed

Annual Taxes: $31 / Year (approximate)

Annual HOA / PO: None

Nearby Attractions:

The Great Stone Door:

The Stone Doors, located in Tennessee, are a unique and mysterious geological formation that has fascinated visitors for years. These massive stone slabs, which are estimated to weigh several tons each, are believed to have been placed in their current position by ancient indigenous people. They are located in a remote area, and access to the site requires a hike through rugged terrain.

Visiting the Stone Doors is an adventure in itself, as reaching the site requires a hike through dense forest, over rocky terrain, and along a narrow stream. The site is not well marked and requires some effort to reach, but the journey is well worth it as the Stone Doors are truly a unique and mysterious geological formation that will leave you in awe.

Greeter Falls:

Is a beautiful and secluded natural attraction located in South Cumberland State Park. The trail to the falls can be challenging due to slippery rocks, but the hike is worth it for the stunning views of the mountain laurel in bloom and the spectacular overlook of the falls. The area is also dog-friendly and offers picnic tables near the parking area. Visitors should be prepared for a strenuous hike and bring proper footwear, water, and trekking poles. Swimming is possible at the falls, but it is important to be aware of the cold water and take caution. Overall, Greeter Falls is a must-visit destination for nature lovers, but be sure to give yourself plenty of time and come prepared for a challenging hike.

Lookout Mountain:

- Is a beautiful park that offers narrow paths between rocks, bridges, waterfalls, and incredible views. You can find a restaurant, gift shop, and friendly park rangers that provide guided tours. The park is rich in American history and provides an interesting glimpse of the not-so-pleasant parts of the past. The park is great to visit year-round but gets crowded on sunny weekends. It's recommended to wear comfortable shoes and explore the area including Point Park, charming gardens, and quaint stores. Parking can be difficult in the middle of the day, but it's worth visiting for the amazing views, especially in the fall.