Bean Station, Tennessee is in Grainger County and part of the Morristown Tennessee Metropolitan Statistical Area. Referred to as "A Historical Crossroad, " the town of just over 3,000 is located at the junction of what was called the "Old Wilderness Road." Today the two roads are U.S. Route 11W and U.S. Route 25E.
Grainger County is truly a little bit of paradise with lakes, rivers and breath-taking mountain views. Cherokee and Norris Lakes offer fishing, boating and are a major tourist attraction in East Tennessee. Camping, hiking, and hunting also bring people to Grainger County, while the change of pace, beautiful views and affordable cost of living are reasons they stay.
Grainger County is truly a little bit of paradise with lakes, rivers and breath-taking mountain views. Cherokee and Norris Lakes offer fishing, boating and are a major tourist attraction in East Tennessee. Camping, hiking, and hunting also bring people to Grainger County, while the change of pace, beautiful views and affordable cost of living are reasons they stay.
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With 2 large lakes, 2 beautiful rivers and thousands of acres of forest, Grainger County is truly a sportsman's paradise. You can enjoy hiking, canoeing, fishing, hunting, sailing, water skiing, hang gliding and more. Cherokee and Norris lakes are popular with boaters and anglers, and attract thousands of visitors from around the country each year.
Growing up in the Appalachian Mountains you have many valuable life lessons instilled at a very young age. An appreciation and knowledge about the land around you are one of the most important of those lessons. With every one of my clients, I make the promise that they will not find another real estate agent that has the same level of respect and admiration for their property as I do.
Based in Bean Station Tennessee, we specialize in auction marketing, auctioning assets and Tennessee real estate auctions. Our talented staff of Tennessee auctioneers and real estate professionals have the tools to handle any kind of Tennessee auction property or traditional real estate transaction in today's marketplace.
Bean Station was named after the Bean family who established the first permanent settlement there in 1776. By the early 1800s, 3 tavern/inns had been licensed in Bean Station. The most notable was a 2-story log tavern built by Thomas and Jenkins Whiteside. By 1825, a 40-room red brick addition to the tavern was built, making it the largest inn between Washington, DC, and New Orleans.
The selection and purchase of lifestyle or country real estate can come with a unique set of requirements for a buyer. If you are like thousands of others you are seeking something in the country, something right outside of the city or are looking for a unique property, but finding the exact lifestyle property you are in search of can seem like finding a needle in a haystack.
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Mike Blama
Apr 09, 2021
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Kim Lacko
Aug 21, 2020
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Elizabeth Crest
Aug 20, 2020
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Wilbur Hite was a supremely helpful and knowledgeable agent. He made the process so easy. It was a very hard time as we suffered a death in the family and had to move out of state. Wilbur made accessing and handling everything from another state so much easier. I wouldn't have wanted anyone else. I will recommend him to anyone looking to buy or sell property in TN!
April Scott
Jun 27, 2019
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Mary Davis Poeppelman
Sep 05, 2016
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We love our house on the side of the mountain outside of Bean Station Tn. We want to give a big Thank You to the lady that showed and help us in every possible way, she went above and beyond her call of duty… plus we know have our first friend in Tennessee, Ms. Sue King you are the best and so glad we have had this wonderful opportunity with you along the way Sincerely Mary Poeppelman and Scott Hesse
