170 Dalson Rd, Sneedville, TN 37869

Two Homes, One Unrestricted East Tennessee Retreat | 2.4 Wooded Acres in the Eidson Community (Hawkins County) Need multi-family living, rental income, or a weekend retreat—without restrictions? This property gives you options from day one. Generators, porches, creek-side country living, and two separate homes—that's a hard combo to find in Hawkins County. Live in one, rent the other, or keep both for family—a setup built for flexibility in the mountains of East Tennessee. Welcome to the kind of East Tennessee property folks are always hunting for—two homes on 2.4 unrestricted wooded acres, tucked along a private right-of-way in the peaceful Eidson community of Hawkins County, near the Clinch River. If you've been looking for a place that can serve as a family compound, rental setup, or even a small bed-and-breakfast-style getaway, this one checks a pile of boxes. House #1 (170 Dalson Road) offers approximately 1,425 sq ft and was built in 1988. It's equipped for country living with a Generac 16 kW generator (recently serviced by Warranty One), recently cleaned septic tanks, new gutters, and a newly installed shower. Inside, you'll find drywall throughout, carpet, vinyl kitchen flooring, and a comfortable layout featuring two bedrooms on the main level, a large walk-in closet, plus wall heaters and A/C. A Fisher wood-burning stove adds that warm, mountain lodge feel when winter settles in. Step outside, and you'll appreciate the large wrap-around front and back porches—made for rocking chairs, morning coffee, and listening to the creek. Downstairs includes an additional bedroom and ½ bath, ideal for guests. House #2 (158 Dalson Road) is a separate residence with approximately 825 sq ft, built in 1985, featuring 1 bedroom and 1 full bath, metal roofing, vinyl siding, a Generac 11 kW generator, and window A/C—perfect for extended family, a long-term tenant, or a private studio-style retreat. Extras include all underground electric, two outbuildings, gas leased through Hawkins County Gas, and the seller is willing to leave a lawn mower and wood splitter. 2024 property taxes: $838.55. With wooded acreage, a creek, and mountain-view potential, this is East Tennessee living with real utility—and real opportunity. Two homes + unrestricted land means you can create income, space for family, or a private retreat without the red tape. Properties with generators, outbuildings, creek frontage, and porch living don't last long—especially near the Clinch River. Want to walk it and see how it fits your plans—rental income, multi-family living, or a quiet country escape? Call today to schedule your private showing.