Scott County, Virginia Land For Sale (12 results)

This property has it all! Loaded with timber, fields and streams, this property provides all the necessities to make an incredible retreat or hunting camp. The existing clearings are a little grown-up but can be brought back to pristine food plots or the possibility of a cabin site. Situated alongside the North Fork of the Clinch River is a large field that can be planted or kept in hay production. Plenty of long-range views that can be your spot to enjoy a coffee and watch wildlife! This expansive tract of land has several trails that need a little TLC and some grading, but the foundation is there to provide for good access. The existing home on the property is in poor condition and should not be entered. There are at least two springs on the property, one located adjacent to the old home and the other on the far eastern boundary. The north boundary is the North Fork of the Clinch River, which creates a nice separation between the adjacent parcels. Hunting should be excellent on this property. During inspections, multiple deer, turkey and other game were seen. There are a few fields that could easily be reclaimed and expanded! With some creativity, some good land management and some time, this property will become a true hunter's paradise. The big ridge provides ample security for wildlife, while the lower-lying fields and browse provide the food source. Several farmers in the area grow corn and other agricultural products that will keep the deer in the neighborhood! ** Recent Survey completed, New parcel IDs ** ** Current access is via right-of-way off Fairview Road; this field can get extremely wet and requires 4x4 - do not attempt without speaking to the Agent. Seller recommends filling the right-of-way with Shale or Stone to improve. Bridge is sturdy, but will likely need new boards in the future. ** ** Prior owner retains access and shared use of the spring for their water supply ** ** Buyer/Buyer's Agent to verify all information.**

OVERVIEW: Mendota Farms is a rare offering in Southwest Virginia, encompassing 415 acres of scenic landscape that rises from a rich valley floor to a high point near 2,900 feet on Clinch Mountain. This expansive mountain holding blends privacy, regional heritage, and an uncommon diversity of natural features, all set within a dramatic valley framed by iconic Southern Appalachian ridgelines. Central to the property sits a beautifully restored 1820s log cabin, thoughtfully preserved with hand-hewn logs, historic joinery, and period character. Broad porches and an elevated deck overlook the Holston River, creating an unmatched vantage point for quiet mornings, wildlife watching, and evening gatherings. The cabin currently serves as a successful short-term rental, boasting a perfect record of 94 five-star reviewsan impressive testament to both the propertys charm and its hospitality appeal. The landscape offers nearly a mile of river frontage, with more than half located on both banks, and includes two ponds, 125 acres of pasture, and mature hardwood forest. A private steel-truss bridge with viewing platforms establishes a memorable arrival experience and secure access across the river. Agricultural and operational improvements include a large enclosed equipment barn, a wood barn with cattle handling infrastructure, and a separate hay barn, supporting both recreational and agricultural pursuits. Location enhances this offering further: the property lies just minutes from the celebrated Carter Family Fold and within easy reach of Bristols entertainment, dining, and airport access. The result is a mountain retreat that feels deeply private yet remains connected to some of the regions most storied cultural and outdoor destinations. THE LAND: The property occupies a classic Appalachian valley, where fertile soils and open pastures transition naturally into forested slopes climbing toward Clinch Mountain. The setting is defined by dramatic elevation changes, long views, and the course of the Holston Rivera bold, clear mountain river known for exceptional smallmouth fishing. There are also two small ponds, one aerated and stocked. To the southeast, the landscape opens toward the distant Smoky Mountains, reinforcing the sense of scale and regional continuity. This blend of productive low ground, protected mountain habitat, and scenic water features makes the land equally compelling for recreation, conservation, and long-term land stewardship. The Location: Southwest Virginias Hiltons area occupies a storied corner of the Appalachian Highlands, where mountain culture, music heritage, and scenic beauty converge. Nestled in Scott County along the Holston River, Hiltons is best known as the home of the Carter Family Fold, the legendary venue honoring the First Family of Country Music. The landscape here feels timelesspastoral valleys framed by wooded ridges, winding country roads, and a pace of life still rooted in land, tradition, and community. This region offers quiet seclusion without sacrificing access to modern conveniences and cultural touchpoints. Just over the ridge lies Bristol, VirginiaTennessee, a twin-city destination anchored by a dynamic mix of entertainment, dining, and outdoor energy. Bristol is home to the renowned Bristol Motor Speedway, the new Hard Rock Hotel & Casino, and a thriving music scene celebrating the citys status as the Birthplace of Country Music. Museums, boutique shops, and chef-driven restaurants line State Street, offering a vibrant complement to the rural calm of the surrounding countryside. Closer to Mendota Farms, historic Blountville, Tennesseejust west of Bristolfeatures a preserved town square, local eateries, and the Tri-Cities Regional Airport, providing convenient air access. Nearby Kingsport adds another layer of appeal with outdoor destinations like Bays Mountain Park and Warriors Path State Park, as well as everyday amenities, shopping, and healthcare. Together, these neighboring towns blend cultural richness, recreation, and accessibility, positioning this area as a true gateway to the Southern Appalachians. Beyond culture and music, outdoor recreation defines this region. Some of Virginias most compelling natural experiences sit nearby, including The Channels Natural Area Preservefamous for its labyrinth of sandstone corridorsand the nationally beloved Virginia Creeper Trail, a 34-mile biking and hiking route winding through forests, farm valleys, and mountain streams. Fly fishing, paddling, horseback riding, and wildlife observation are woven into daily life across this corner of the state. Together, Hiltons and greater Southwest Virginia / Northeast Tennessee offer a rare blend of authenticity, natural beauty, and access to both quiet retreat and world-class Appalachian attractions. CLIMATE: Southwest Virginia enjoys a mild, comfortable climate with four distinct seasons. Spring arrives in March with cool nights and pleasantly warm days, bringing fresh growth across the valley. By late May, temperatures rise into the 80s, marking the start of a warm but not overly humid summer. July is typically the warmest month, and the region averages about 47 inches of annual rainfall, most of it occurring during the summer growing season. Fall brings crisp mornings, vibrant foliage, and mild afternoons, while winters are generally short and moderate, with daytime highs in the 40s and 50s and occasional light snow. IMPROVEMENTS: Historic Cabin The property features a beautifully restored 1820s log cabin with one bedroom and one bathroom, showcasing original hand-hewn logs, traditional chinking, and notched corners, thoughtfully updated by the current owners for comfort and functionality. A covered porch wraps around two sides of the cabin, complemented by an expanded open deck that overlooks the river, while a wood post-and-rail fence encloses the yard. A firepit perched above the river creates a perfect place to gather and enjoy the views. The cabin also performs exceptionally well as a short-term rental, boasting a flawless record of 94 five-star reviews out of 94 stays. Enclosed Metal Barn The 90' 50' enclosed metal barn offers versatile equipment or storage space, featuring four roll-up doors for easy access and an extended lean-to along one side that provides additional open-air storage. Gated Entrance & Steel Bridge A gated entrance with stonework and lighting sets a welcoming tone on arrival, leading into the propertys interior road system and across a private steel-truss bridge that spans the Holston River. The bridge features viewing platforms on both sides, offering a memorable crossing and an elevated vantage point over the water as you enter the heart of the farm. Cattle Infrastructure A 48' x 80' wooden barn anchors a functional cattle working area, which includes a chute, power, and an adjacent grain bin, while a separate wooden hay barn sits at the base of Clinch Mountain. BROKER'S COMMENT: This property is exceptional. The Holston River meanders through the farmwith ownership on both sidescreating an incredible natural water resource thats both beautiful and engaging. Set in the stunning mountains of southwest Virginia just across the Tennessee state line, it includes 130 acres of fertile pasture ideal for a family homestead and mixed-use interests. The land offers the most sought-after trifecta of expansive views, rich water resources, and a perfect mix of land types (open pastures and hardwood forests) all while only being 30 minutes to the vibrant town of Bristol, Tennessee. THE FACTS: Serene and beautifully maintained 415 acre riverfront farm in Southwest Virginia stretching from the rich valley floor up the slopes of Clinch Mountain, offering privacy, elevation, and panoramic views Approximately 4,900 feet of frontage along the 150-foot-wide Holston River, of which mile includes both sides of the river Private steel-truss bridge with viewing platforms on either side provides great access and a distinctive entrance to the heart of the property This stretch of the river is widely known as an exceptional smallmouth bass fishery Restored 1820s log cabin with one bedroom and one bathroom, constructed with original hewn logs, chinking, and notched corners and updated by the current owners Covered porch on two sides of the cabin plus an expanded open deck overlooking the river Wood post-and-rail fenced yard surrounding the cabin Cabin currently operates as a successful short-term rental with 94 five-star ratings (out of 94 total ratings) Mixture of hardwood timber and open land, with approximately 125 acres in fertile pasture along with two ponds and extensive river frontage Elevation ranges from approximately 1,320 along the river to a 2,900 knob on Clinch Mountain Gated entrance and four-board fencing at the entry corridor and entire road frontage Half-acre pond stocked with fish and equipped with an aerator, plus an additional quarter-acre pond 90 x 50 enclosed metal barn suitable for equipment or storage 48 x 80 wooden barn with cattle working chute, grain bin, and power Additional barn Architectural plans for a 7,000 sq. ft. lodgedesigned to take full advantage of the propertys beautiful viewsconvey with the sale Nine minutes to the Carter Family Fold, a historic venue hosting celebrated weekly country and folk music performances from February through November Excellent nearby outdoor recreation including hiking The Channels, known for its narrow sandstone passages and dramatic rock formations, and biking the renowned Virginia Creeper Trail Positioned in a scenic mountain valley framed by Clinch Mountain to the north and the Great Smoky Mountains to the southeast Approximately 30 minutes to Bristol, VA/TN and attractions including the new Hard Rock Hotel & Casino and Bristol Motor Speedway and only 25 minutes to Kingsport Tri-Cities Regional Airport (TRI) and FBO services located approximately 26 miles away in Blountville, T

This exceptional mountain property is conveniently located between Bristol and Gate City and sprawls over 46 acres. The parcel offers an excellent opportunity for outdoor recreation and land investors. The property has multiple wet-weather drainage creeks and an existing ATV/hiking trail that provides access throughout the base of the mountain. There is a gated entrance and a flat area just up the short driveway that would accommodate an RV, small bunkhouse, or primitive camp while you enjoy the excellent hunting potential. While on the property, we saw several active scrapes, rubs, and heavily used game trails! The property is predominantly covered in a healthy hardwood forest, which was last timbered approximately 30 years ago, resulting in a diverse stand with mast-producing as well as younger browse. Buyer/Buyer's Agent to verify all information.

Imagine your dream hunting retreat coming to life on this sprawling riverfront property. This unique property is tucked away behind a locked gate, and lays along the banks of the Holston River. This is a private riverfront getaway, ready for your dream home, or your own secret hunting retreat! Well-maintained trails throughout the property make traveling and maintaining no concern! Enjoy breezing through the winding trails and hills while you check on your over 187 acres! Take in all that nature has to offer as you journey through the hardwood ridges and cleared food plots, which provide a diverse wildlife habitat. This property is a true paradise for the outdoor enthusiast - all the hard work has been done with thoughtful management, including a variety of mature fruit-bearing trees strategically planted throughout. You'll find Persimmon, Sawtooth Oak, Plum and even Dunstan Chestnut trees, all producing a bounty of food for deer and other game. Enjoy the peace and quiet, the sounds of nature and an exceptionally well-maintained outdoor playground, just waiting for you to make it your own! Buyer/Buyer's agent to verify all information.

Welcome to your own private mountain retreat! This exceptional property offers 50+/- acres of privacy and recreation. Situated in the valley between two ridges and along the banks of a mountain stream, you will have no shortage of wildlife. The owner has made several improvements to the right-of-way/roadbed traveling through the property and has reinforced the existing dam that creates a hidden pond, providing a valuable water source for wildlife. This would be an excellent place to have a hunting camp, weekend exploring and hiking or just your place to get away from the hustle and bustle. Located just outside Gate City, this property is convenient to all of the Tri Cities! Property is accessed by a right of way, and requires crossing Possum Creek - ATV or 4x4 necessary. The land is ready for you to explore and enjoy, with an abundance of wildlife and endless opportunities for outdoor recreation. Buyer/Buyer's Agent to verify all information.

Come see this one-of-a-kind property that allows you to escape the hustle and bustle of city life and discover your own private hideaway on this expansive acreage tract in the heart of the Scott County mountainside. This property is situated well off the main road and is accessed via a well-maintained right of way. Several excellent views exist from this property, as well as the babbling creek, and even has power on site that services the old home place. A perfect blend of privacy and recreation, this property provides a lot of options for the new owner. Several small meadows could be expanded, and try your hand at gardening! Numerous ATV/logging trails allow access into the hardwood ridges. This habitat should provide for some great wildlife encounters! The region has plenty of outdoor recreation opportunities, including the well-known Devil's Bathtub hiking trails, which are just minutes down the road. Buyer/Buyer's agent to verify all information.

Discover this incredible 42+/- acre mountain tract, a quick drive outside of Bristol or Gate City with extensive road frontage along Hwy 58. At the road, there is plenty of room to pull vehicles off, and an old roadbed will take you further back into the property. This property should provide some quality hunting and recreation opportunities for those looking to secure a private, convenient outdoor getaway spot. There is the potential to create additional trails along the side of the ridges to get further back into the property for better hunting and recreation opportunities. Timber age is mixed, with some marketable and some young growth. Properties this size, that are this affordable, are hard to find. Don't miss this chance to own your own piece of the mountain wilderness! Buyer/Buyer's Agent to verify all information.

Opportunities like this are hard to come by! This incredibly maintained home on 68.66 acres is ready for a new owner. This extraordinary property blends rolling cleared pastures with expansive wooded acreage offering unmatched privacy, natural beauty, and versatility. This is a perfect setting for outdoor enthusiasts, homesteaders, or anyone seeking peace and space to breathe.- The Farmhouse-Charming and full of character, the 3-bedroom, 2-bath farmhouse features a formal living and dining room, modern kitchen, bonus room upstairs, and a cozy den. The den includes an antique kitchen, dining area, and plenty of room for gatherings. Downstairs is a heated unfinished basement currently used for a woodshop and canning storage area. This home is equipped with a heat pump, gas logs and a wood stove for additional heat, well water with city water hookup available, dual laundry hookups upstairs and downstairs, and two ranges for cooking. The modern kitchen includes a as range and the antique kitchen features a wood-fired range. Fiber optic internet is also available. -Land & Outdoor Features-620 feet of road and Copper Creek frontage perfect for fishing, hunting, or simply enjoying the peaceful sounds of running water. A wildlife paradise: deer, turkey, squirrels, call this property home. Bird lovers will delight in spotting osprey, eagles, hummingbirds, and herons. Three hunting stands are already in place. Fertile bottom land, currently used for hay, is ideal for livestock. Two wells: a 300-ft deep well with runoff feeding a mountain stream and a functional hand-dug shallow well (not in current use). An underground water pipe diverts spring water to the creek, and a spring-fed chill house beneath the gazebo adds rustic charm.-Outbuildings & infrastructure include-A well house, 2- two car carports, two storage or hobby buildings, and a tobacco barn with ample storge areas and chicken coops. There are 2 septic tanks, one for the main house and one for the additional house seats on the hill beside the house. -Multi-Generational or Investment Potential-Three additional house seats are already established each with septic and electric connections, sharing the farmhouse's well but equipped with individual pumps. Perfect for extended family, rental cabins, or future expansion.-A Truly Unique Property-Whether you're envisioning a working farm, private homestead, or nature lover's sanctuary, this property offers endless possibilities. From the peaceful sound of Copper Creek to the open pastures and forested trails, every inch of this land invites you to slow down, explore, and enjoy the best of country living.

This beautiful raw land is tucked in a quiet hollow and features a large flat area (used for hay in the past) and a lovely hillside. There is a creek that runs along one side of the property and the front. This is the perfect location for your private custom home or a homestead! Wildlife abounds! You will feel like you are a world away from everything while still being 15-20 minutes to both Bristol and Kingsport Tennessee! For navigation purposes, use the address 865 Shelleys and the land is to the right of the home and barn (as you are looking at the home), on the other side of the creek- see sign! Ask you agent for the attached documents for detailed maps and more info! The info that links to the Parcel ID is not routing correctly!

BACK ON THE MARKET - HOMESTEADERS and THOSE LOOKING FOR MULTIPLE HOME SITES -IMAGINE THIS: You're driving home along a quiet country road, surrounded by natural beauty in every direction. About a mile and a half in, you turn left onto a gravel lane. Ahead, a small bridge crosses Moccasin Creek. To the left of the bridge, another gravel road follows the creek, leading to a favorite spot where you can fish, clean your catch, and cook it in the outdoor kitchen you designed yourself. Today, though, you continue straight crossing the bridge and arriving at your own private oasis. You park in front of a doublewide that was well loved when you bought it solid, comfortable, but in need of a little vision. Now, it's exactly the way you want it. Spacious, private, and welcoming, with a grand walnut tree anchoring the backyard. You step onto the deck, breathe deep, and take in the sweeping mountain views. Up the gently sloping hill to the left, you spot the homesite where you plan to build your dream home or perhaps welcome family or friends to build nearby. And if more loved ones want to join you, there's yet another homesite on the way in, before you ever cross the bridge. Cows graze, chickens wander, and there's plenty of room for dogs to roam free. Many would call this paradise. Would YOU? Call me, Text Me, Call your favorite agent. Don't wait. Properties like this are rare indeed!

Great laying lot with a great view of the mountains. This lot is mostly cleared with some woods. There is a barn/shed on the property that may need some repair. This lot also has over 200 feet of road frontage. Do your driveby today! it is easy to see! Some of the information in this listing may have been obtained from a 3rd party and/or tax records and must be verified before assuming accuracy. Buyer(s) must verify all information.

Looking for a nice, private place to build your new house or put a Doublewide? Well here it is!!! 2 Lots in a nice private subdivision with minimum restrictions (Doublewides and Modular's are acceptable)that are somewhat level.... Seller will only sell both lots together Lot 23 is approximately 81X185 Irr. and Lot 22 is approximately 85X181. This is located on a private road only footsteps from the public maintained road... Minimum Restrictions ..... All information to be verified by Buyer or Buyers Agent.