668 Pleasant Hill RdTen Mile, TN 37880
Welcome to your private East Tennessee sanctuary. This surveyed 10-acre tract in the Indian Hills community offers the rare combination of genuine privacy, Tennessee flat usable land, and natural water features just minutes from the heart of Watts Bar Lake living. Restrictions area VERY MINIMAL: Mobile homes are not permitted but livestock (other than goats and hogs) are allowed including chickens, horses and cows (one per acre) for personal enjoyment. Please review the Restrictions for further details! A generous cleared area right off the paved road creates an immediate, spacious building site for a large custom home, workshop, or multi-structure layout, while the remaining wooded acres of mature hardwoods deliver seclusion, wildlife, and a true sense of owning your own slice of the countryside. A natural stream and spring (McCallie Branch) meander through the property, adding both beauty and practical water potential. The gently rolling-to-level topography gives you multiple viable build spots without the steep challenges common on many rural tracts. Utilities are nearby (city water, power, and high-speed internet typically available at the road in this community), and protective deed restrictions help preserve the neighborhood's character and value. Recorded survey and plat are in place. Why Ten Mile & Why Build Here Ten Mile is one of East Tennessee's best-kept lake-country secrets. Nestled in northern Meigs County along Watts Bar Lake (one of the largest reservoirs in the region with hundreds of miles of shoreline), it delivers big-water recreation--boating, fishing, kayaking, and marina access--without the crowds or price tags of closer-in lakes near Knoxville. You're roughly an hour from both Knoxville and Chattanooga, close enough for easy day trips or commuting yet far enough for true rural quiet. Everyday conveniences (Dollar General, local dining, marinas, and boat ramps) are only minutes away, while low Meigs County property taxes keep ownership co
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