Spring City Health Care for Sale

Positioned just minutes from Watts Bar Lake, this versatile 13-acre property offers a rare opportunity to create a destination-focused hospitality, recreation, or development project in one of East Tennessee's premier outdoor recreation markets. Featuring approximately five acres of private wooded land and an existing residence, the property is ideally suited for a variety of commercial uses. The existing home can serve as a bed & breakfast, manager's residence, restaurant, bath house, office, event support facility, or community gathering space, while the remaining acreage provides ample room for expansion. The property's close proximity to Watts Bar Lake creates strong appeal for boating, fishing, vacation, and outdoor recreation enthusiasts, making it an excellent candidate for: • RV Campground or RV Resort • Glamping or Cabin Development • Bed & Breakfast or Boutique Hospitality • Wedding & Event Venue • Wellness or Retreat Center • Recreational Business • Residential or Mixed-Use Development With existing improvements, wooded privacy, development flexibility, and convenient access to one of Tennessee's most popular lake destinations, 419 Pin Hook Road presents an exceptional opportunity for investors, developers, and entrepreneurs seeking to capitalize on the region's growing tourism and recreation economy. ?13 Acres ?Minutes to Watts Bar Lake ?Existing Residence ?Wooded Privacy ?Development Potential

Property Subtype:

Assisted Living

Date on Market:

2026-06-02

Kingsport Retail for Sale - Sullivan County

What makes this property a rare opportunity is its frontage on the Holston River's renowned trout-fishing waters — inventory that is finite and effectively irreplaceable. Two Buildings, Two Potential Income Streams with Limitless Possibilities Rare two-building riverside hospitality and flex opportunity on Kingsport's historic Holston River corridor — a scenic, high-visibility connector between Downtown Kingsport, the Long Island of the Holston, and the western edge of the city. The property is anchored by a move-in-ready restaurant / hospitality building positioned to capture year-round Greenbelt, river-recreation, and heritage-tourism traffic, paired with a second building suited to a wide range of secondary uses — from a riverside bar or entertainment / music venue to light industrial, showroom, warehouse, or service-trade headquarters. Building One — Move-In Ready Restaurant / Hospitality The primary building is a turnkey restaurant / hospitality space ready for an operator to step in and open. Positioned directly on the Netherland Inn Road / Holston River corridor, it captures Greenbelt foot traffic, paddle and river-recreation visitors, heritage-tourism flow tied to the Netherland Inn (1818) and Long Island of the Holston, and steady commuter and event traffic between Downtown Kingsport and the western residential districts. The elevated floors and above-floodplain positioning support full ground-floor hospitality use without the elevation, venting, or floodproofing retrofits that constrain most riverside competitors. Building Two — Flex Building (Riverside Bar, Venue, or Industrial) The second building is a flexible, build-out-ready footprint that supports a wide range of complementary uses, including: • Riverside bar, taproom, or beer garden — paired with the hospitality building as a combined food-and-drink destination. Walk-in cooler walls from previous tenant. • Entertainment or live-music venue — capitalizing on the riverfront patio orientation • Light industrial — dry, ground-floor square footage for production, fabrication, or assembly • Showroom — home goods, outdoor recreation, power sports, or specialty trade display • Warehouse — inventory, equipment, or vehicle storage on a corridor with rare elevated, non-encumbered footprint • Headquarters for an HVAC, plumbing, electrical, or other service-based business — with showroom, office, and yard / storage on a single parcel Sold together as a single dual-address opportunity, the two buildings give an owner-operator a hospitality anchor and a high-utility flex building in one transaction — a rare combination on the Netherland Inn corridor. Kingsport buying power per dollar of retail rent is 10% to 24% higher than Knoxville, Nashville, and Asheville, NC. This metric is critical: rent is ultimately funded by tenant revenue, which is directly tied to the purchasing power of the surrounding population. In Kingsport, that relationship is more favorable. Kingsport's average retail rents of $16/sqft support a broad range of tenant categories while preserving healthy operating margins — even for rent-sensitive users such as discount retailers and value-oriented fitness concepts. The same construction-cost advantage that benefits multifamily development holds equally true for retail and remodel work at this location. Kingsport hard costs run meaningfully below peer markets across the board, translating directly into a superior basis and stronger risk-adjusted returns. Repositioning the existing F&B or executing a full top-to-bottom remodel can be done at a fraction of what the same scope would cost in Chattanooga, Knoxville, Nashville, or Asheville. Who This Property Suits • Hospitality owner-operator — ready to step into a turnkey restaurant / hospitality building on a high-traffic riverfront corridor with a complementary flex building behind it • Restaurant + bar / venue operator — pairing the move-in-ready hospitality building with a riverside bar, taproom, or live-music venue in the second building • HVAC, plumbing, electrical, or service-trade owner — seeking a headquarters with showroom, office, and storage in the flex building, with the hospitality building as an income tenant or owner-perk amenity • Specialty retailer or showroom operator — targeting outdoor-recreation, powersports, or home-goods customers using the Netherland Inn / Greenbelt corridor • Maker, craft producer, or small-batch manufacturer — wanting elevated, dry production square footage with a retail or tasting-room front • Investor / repositioner — pursuing dual-address tenant separation, value-add lease-up, or live/work mixed-use redevelopment under PVD's flexible framework Use Concepts — Hospitality-Led, with Flex and Industrial Secondary The PVD framework is structured around mixed commercial, office, retail, lodging, and live/work activity. With the move-in-ready hospitality building as the anchor and a flex building behind it, the categories below illustrate how a buyer can put both buildings to work. Specific operations and any needed special-exception approvals should be confirmed with the City of Kingsport. Primary Focus — Move-In-Ready Hospitality (Building One) • Restaurant, café, taproom, beer garden, brewpub, or distillery with riverfront-corridor patio orientation • Coffee shop, bakery, juice / smoothie, ice cream, or dessert concept catering to Greenbelt and Netherland Inn corridor traffic • Outfitter café — kayak / paddle / bike rental paired with food and beverage service • Boutique inn, bed & breakfast, or lodging concept (PVD-permitted in the village center) • Event venue, private dining, or destination supper-club concept on the river corridor • Wedding, rehearsal-dinner, and private-event hospitality tied to the Netherland Inn / Long Island heritage corridor Secondary Focus — Flex / Industrial / Showroom (Building Two) Riverside Bar, Entertainment & Music Venue • Riverside bar, taproom, cocktail lounge, or beer garden complementing the hospitality anchor • Live-music venue, listening room, or performance stage with riverfront patio • Entertainment venue — comedy, dueling pianos, trivia, or themed-experience concept • Private-event and wedding-reception venue paired with the restaurant building Light Industrial, Showroom & Warehouse • Light industrial — fabrication, assembly, prototyping, and small-batch production with elevated, dry floor area • Showroom — flooring, tile, kitchen & bath, appliance, lighting, window/door, cabinet, or millwork • Warehouse — inventory, equipment, fleet, or finished-goods storage on elevated floors • Outdoor-recreation, powersports, e-bike, paddle craft, or RV showroom and accessory shop • Maker / craft production — woodworking, metal fabrication, ceramics, screen

Date on Market:

2026-05-17

Kingsport Retail for Sale - Downtown Kingsport

Rare Two-Address Downtown Asset, 100% Occupied with Owner-Operator Flexibility — Four Active Tenants Including a $500,000 Turnkey Commercial Kitchen | Qualified Opportunity Zone, TIF, PILOT, and Tennessee Main Street District Building Size: ±17,750 SF total — 223 Commerce ±11,250 SF + 215 Commerce ±6,500 SF Lot Size: ±0.40 acres combined (±17,424 SF) Zoning: B-2 Central Business District (City of Kingsport) Special Districts: Qualified Opportunity Zone, TIF District, PILOT District, Tennessee Main Street Flood Zone: B/X — outside the 100-year floodplain (buyer to verify) Occupancy: 100% leased — all leases temporary, structured to deliver vacancy to an owner-operator Sale Type: Investment or Owner-User The Property Kingsport's steady, measured growth is its quiet advantage. Fast-growing markets like Nashville often overbuild during boom cycles and pay for it in vacancy spikes. Kingsport doesn't carry that risk. Commercial fundamentals here are unusually tight — Office at 4.0% vacancy, Retail at 1.5%, Multifamily at 5.6%, all outperforming national averages. What makes this property a rare opportunity is the location: the historic core of downtown, where the inventory is finite and effectively irreplaceable. Kingsport buying power per dollar of retail rent is 10% to 24% higher than Knoxville, Nashville, and Asheville, NC. 215 & 223 Commerce Street is one of Downtown Kingsport's most distinctive commercial assets — approximately ±17,750 SF of flexible space contained within a single building yet operating under two separate street addresses. That multi-address configuration is genuinely rare for the market: it gives an owner the footprint of a larger facility while preserving the option to operate, brand, or sub-lease as multiple distinct storefronts and suites under one roof. The building is currently 100% occupied across five active tenants — a tavern with a full commercial kitchen, a craft distillery, a high-end fitness operator, a destination retail concept, and a supplemental storefront. Every lease is intentionally short-term, structured so the building can deliver flexible vacancy to an owner-operator. A buyer underwrites a fully stabilized, in-place rent roll from day one, then chooses which space(s) to occupy as leases roll. Turnkey F&B Infrastructure Anchor tenant Ole Crow Tavern has invested approximately $500,000 in a fully upgraded commercial kitchen and bar build-out — hood system, line equipment, finishes, and front-of-house all in place. That turnkey F&B infrastructure would be cost-prohibitive to replicate and gives the next operator a move-in-ready restaurant platform. King City Distillery operates a working craft distillery and tasting room under B-2 zoning, which expressly permits the use. Industrial-Door Bay — 223 Commerce The 223 Commerce gym space features industrial-size overhead doors — unusual and valuable in a downtown building. The doors make the space convertible to higher-clearance, drive-in uses: supply company, contractor showroom with stock area, plumbing/HVAC/electrical distributor, flooring or window/door showroom, or light fabrication. Few Downtown Kingsport spaces accommodate that. In-Place Tenants — Vacancy on Demand Ole Crow Tavern (anchor F&B, ~$500K kitchen build-out) | King City Distillery (craft distillery + tasting room) | G1 Elite (fitness, industrial-door bay) | Found Objects (destination retail) | supplemental storefront. All leases temporary by design — the building can deliver any combination of spaces back to ownership without a tenant displacement fight. Three Owner-Operator Paths Income first — hold the rent roll, step into spaces as leases roll. Operator first — take the industrial-door bay for an owner-occupied concept day one, collect rent from the rest. Reposition — recapture the building over time as single-tenant, mixed-use, or hospitality redevelopment under B-2 zoning. B-2 Central Business District Kingsport's most flexible commercial zoning. Permits restaurants, cafes, bars, brewpubs, craft breweries (up to 10,000 SF production), craft wineries, distilleries with tasting rooms, retail of all categories, office and professional uses, medical, personal services, entertainment and event venues, hotels and B&Bs, education, residential (except single-family detached), and the full light-trade/industrial-showroom set supported by the 223 Commerce industrial-size doors. Buyer to confirm specific uses with City of Kingsport. Incentives & Tax Advantages Qualified Opportunity Zone — defer capital gains, reduce the deferred gain, and eliminate federal tax on new OZ gains after a 10-year hold with no depreciation recapture. Additionally eligible for the City of Kingsport's Façade Grant, Redevelopment Grant, and Downtown Kingsport Loan Program (buyer to verify with City and Downtown Kingsport Association). Buyer should consult their CPA on OZ eligibility and current IRS rules. Location Downtown Kingsport core — steps from Broad Street, Church Circle, and the Heritage Trail. Purpose-planned urban fabric — 44 walkable blocks, true grid, 1,800+ free public parking spaces. Active revitalization district with new water, sewer, power, and streetscape investment. Growing residential base — Bridwell on Broad, Brickyard Village (400+ new residences nearby); Downtown lofts appraising at $250+/SF. Event-driven foot traffic — Fun Fest, Santa Train, First Thursday Sip & Stroll, Kingsport Farmers Market, Sculpture Walk. Outdoor recreation — South Fork of the Holston River, 10-mile Greenbelt, Bays Mountain Park. Access: ~1 mile to I-26 / I-81 corridor; within a day's drive of ~70% of the U.S. population; ~14 miles to Tri-Cities Airport. Anchored by Eastman Chemical, Holston Valley Medical Center, and the Kingsport Academic Village (Northeast State + ETSU Downtown). Who This Suits Restaurant or hospitality owner-operator wanting a $500K turnkey kitchen | supply company, distributor, or contractor showroom needing drive-in industrial-door capability | brewpub, distillery, or winery operator | mixed-use operator splitting the two addresses across complementary concepts | healthcare, civic, or professional tenant using the multi-address layout for distinct entrances | adaptive-reuse developer recapturing the building as temporary leases roll (Downtown loft comps $250+/SF) | investor positioning for continued Downtown Kingsport upside with Opportunity Zone tax advantages. Sold together as one building under a single transaction. Tours available upon request. Contact the listing agent. All information herein has been obtained from sources deemed reliable; no representation or warranty is made as to accuracy. Prospective purchasers should verify square footage, zoning, lease structure, Opportunity Zone boundaries, incentive eligibility, flood zone, and permitted uses with the appropriate authorities and their own advisors.

Property Subtype:

Storefront

Date on Market:

2026-05-15

Jonesborough Retail for Sale

Income-Producing Commercial property! The property currently generates approximately $9,000/month ($108,000 annually) with an estimated NOI of ~$90,000. This is a prime opportunity to own a mixed-use investment property in the heart of historic Jonesborough. This well-maintained, historic property offers approximately 6,006 square feet across two levels, featuring established tenants and immediate income. The second floor consists of multiple office spaces providing consistent rental income, while the main level offers highly visible retail space with strong street presence and flexible future use. Originally built in 1871 and completely renovated in 2013, the building retains its historic charm with exposed brick, original hardwood floors, and unique architectural features(one of them a dumbwaiter shaft), while offering modern functionality. Additional improvements include a metal roof in 2020 and updated exterior access in 2023. Long deserved renovations on adjoining buildings are currently in progress at the rear of the building. Building addresses include 107 E Main Street & 109 E Main Street, Suite 101, 201 (A, B, & C). The main level consists of 3003 sqft, complete w/ commercial kitchen, gas log fireplace, built-in bar, half bath (107 E Main St) & separate space w/ additional half bath & certified warming kitchen (109 E Main St, Suite 101). The 2nd level, also boasting 3003 sqft, features multiple office spaces, 1 full bath & 1 half bath, 2 fireplaces, & a certified warming kitchen (109 E Main St, Suite 201 (A, B, & C). Three dedicated parking spaces are available in the parking lot behind the building. Located on desirable Main Street, this property benefits from excellent walkability, steady foot traffic, and a thriving downtown environment. Ideal for investors seeking stable returns with upside potential in one of East Tennessee's oldest, most charming and active downtown districts. Seller-provided financials available. Buyer to verify all information.

Property Subtype:

Storefront

Date on Market:

2026-05-11

Spring City Retail for Sale

Broker of Record Hutt Cooke License # 263667, 356505 (TN) Matthews Real Estate Investment Services, Inc 1600 West End Ave, Ste. 1500 Nashville, TN 37203 (866) 889-0550

Date on Market:

2026-05-08

Nashville Retail for Sale - Green Hills/Music Row

Positioned in the heart of Midtown Nashville, 1811 Division Street presents a rare opportunity to acquire a high-visibility retail asset in one of the city’s most dynamic entertainment corridors. The property sits in a high-traffic area with strong pedestrian and vehicle visibility, surrounded by established restaurants, bars, and retail. The building totals approximately 5,400 square feet and includes an existing tenant occupying 1,518 square feet. The remaining ±3,800 SF spans two stories and is partially built out for a high-end cocktail bar or lounge concept, with permitted plans in place—offering a streamlined path to completion or repositioning. Zoned MUI-A, the site allows for a wide range of commercial uses and offers significant long-term upside through vertical redevelopment potential of up to 15 stories. Permitted plans are already in place, making this a compelling opportunity for investors seeking both current cash flow and future value creation. Midtown continues to experience strong population and income growth, driven by its proximity to downtown Nashville and its reputation as a premier destination for dining, entertainment, and urban living. With a young, affluent demographic and consistent foot traffic, the area provides an ideal environment for retail and hospitality concepts to thrive.

Property Subtype:

Freestanding

Date on Market:

2026-04-28

Ooltewah Land for Sale - Outlying Hamilton County

5937 Elementary Way is a 1.35-acre pad-ready site in the growing White Oak Crossing area, available for sale, ground lease, or build-to-suit. Ideally suited for medical or retail use, the property offers strong visibility and easy access from Lee Highway and nearby I-75. Surrounded by national retailers, healthcare providers, and new developments, the site benefits from increasing traffic and strong consumer demand.

Property Subtype:

Commercial

Date on Market:

2026-04-22

Goodlettsville Retail for Sale - Rivergate/Hendersonville

Beau Beach, MBA, CCIM presents: Located directly across from the $450,000,000, 57 Acre Rivergate Mega Redevelopment. This location is poised to explode in value! Get in now while the price is still affordable. This vacant 8,060 SF retail building was occupied by Fortune 500 company...Napa Auto Parts. Built in 1972, renovated in 2017. Oversized .8 acre parcel with abundant parking (39 spaces). Open concept building is ready for your update. Massive pole sign. Loading area on side with roll-up door. Nearby businesses include: McDonald's, Regions Bank, Firestone Complete Auto Care, Tennessee Credit Union, Midas, Chilli's Grill and Bar, Starbucks and the much anticipated new location of In-N-Out Burger. In-N-Out Burger could have purchased any location they want and they chose this location! Seller Financing Avoid all the bank headaches! For qualified buyers, seller will provide Seller Financing. Visit 910Rivergate.com to view the menu of Seller Financing options. 57 Acre Mega Redevelopment The Rivergate Mall has been replaced with a 57-acre mixed-use redevelopment designed to bring new retail, dining, grocery, hospitality, and residential density to the area. The mixed-use overhaul includes: * $450,000,000 * Approx. 700 multifamily units * 100 townhomes * 80 independent senior housing units * More than 130,000 SF of retail and dining * A center green and plaza for community programming and gathering * New roads, utilities, and pedestrian-focused infrastructure * Donated land to support future rapid bus transit Initial demolition began in Spring 2026, with early vertical construction expected later this year. Development will continue in phases through the early 2030's. This mega project places 910 Rivergate in the path of significant future growth. Prominent Pylon Signage with Excellent Visibility Tall, highly visible pylon sign prominently positioned at the front of the parking lot providing strong street-level exposure to passing traffic. Equipped with lighting fixtures for excellent nighttime illumination, extending the sign’s effectiveness into evening hours. This high-quality, branded pylon sign represents a significant value-add for the property. It offers immediate brand presence, reduces marketing needs, and contributes to the site's strong retail identity in a competitive commercial corridor. Flexible Zoning Zoned CSL (Commercial Services Limited). Permitted uses include: * Business and Communication Services * Financial, Consultative and Administrative * Medical * Retail * Personal Services * Veterinary * Religious * Convenience * Food and Beverage * Food Service Drive-Thru * Hotel * Visit 910Rivergate.com for the full list Buyer to receive $5,000 Convenience Credit Buyer will receive a $5,000 credit at closing if our brokerage manages the entire transaction. We must prepare all the paperwork. Call Beau at 615-200-9330 or email Beau@Beachwood.ai with all questions.

Property Subtype:

Freestanding

Date on Market:

2026-04-22

Nashville Retail for Sale - Rivergate/Hendersonville

Fully Leased Stand-Alone Commercial Building in the Gallatin Pike corridor High Traffic Location Do Not Disturb Tenant. Tours by appointment only.

Property Subtype:

Auto Repair

Date on Market:

2026-04-14

Chattanooga Industrial for Sale - East

For sale or for lease, 405 E Main Street in Chattanooga, Hamilton County, Tennessee. This property consists of a 4.12-acre site with a 91,990-square-foot office/warehouse divided into two suites in the Southside community of Chattanooga, TN. The Southside area of Chattanooga has been targeted for major redevelopment during recent years by the City of Chattanooga and several of the major philanthropic foundations in the community. Many of the older structures have been retrofitted for higher use, and several new residential condominiums and townhouses have been constructed in the neighborhood. The area is in a period of transition from residential and older residential land uses to a commercial and residential mixed-use area. Property values have risen dramatically during recent years. The transitioning of the neighborhood would be expected to continue until virtually all of the older properties in the area have either been renovated for higher use or razed for new development. Predominant area developments in this submarket include Montague Park, East Side Elementary School, numerous local retail, fast-food, automotive, and warehouse facilities along E. Main and E. 23rd Streets, with older residential development interspersed. Recent residential condominiums were developed along S. Willow Street in proximity to 405 E. Main Street. Additional development and redevelopment along E Main Street are primarily commercial and industrial in nature, with residential development located on side streets. The City of Chattanooga's number 1 fire hall is less than two blocks away. In addition, numerous historic commercial buildings along Market Street and Main Street have been redeveloped for a variety of uses, consisting of restaurants, retail, and residential pursuits. There is also a large collection of new single-family homes within the Southside, as well as existing condominium projects between one and ten years old. A few examples include the former Wertman’s Media building, purchased and razed to allow for the development of 42 townhomes. A new residential and mixed-use facility is planned to be constructed at 1601 Holtzclaw Avenue, which will contain 120 residential units and 30,000 square feet of commercial use. The 36-unit East Line Apartments were recently constructed just west of 405 E Main at the corner of Central Avenue and East Main Street. Additionally, a former industrial building located near 2100 Rossville Avenue was converted into the Burnside mixed-use development and consists of townhomes and commercial enterprises. The most recent developments in the Southside submarket include the State of Confusion restaurant located a block away at 301 E Main Street, the 100 a South Broad townhome development, and the complete redevelopment of the Chattanooga Choo Choo which includes Stir restaurant, Frothy Monkey restaurant, Back Stage Bar/The Comedy Catch, Oddstory Brewing and multiple multifamily and single family residences predominantly of the townhome design.

Property Subtype:

Warehouse

Date on Market:

2026-04-09

Cleveland Land for Sale

Prime Development Land for Retail, Restaurants, Medical and Service Oriented Uses.

Property Subtype:

Commercial

Date on Market:

2026-04-06

Dandridge Land for Sale

Prime 9.72-Acre Commercial Lot - I-40 Exit 417, Dandridge, TN Exceptional visibility with 76,000 cars/day on Interstate 40. Located off Exit 417 with all city utilities: water, sewer, natural gas, and high-speed internet. Only 10 miles from Exit 407, the gateway to The Great Smoky Mountains, Dollywood, and major tourist attractions. Close to Douglas Lake and Cherokee Lake. Ideal for hotels, restaurants, retail, or mixed-use development.

Property Subtype:

Commercial

Date on Market:

2026-04-02

Lancaster Retail for Sale

Price improvement!! Exceptional commercial opportunity near Center Hill Lake and Marina! This versatile property with over 8 acres offers outstanding road frontage and endless potential as a destination venue. Formerly operated as a convenience store with gas sales, small restaurant, and event center. There is a full commercial kitchen, large bar, a stage suitable for live music or theatrical productions. Ideal for redevelopment into a premier event venue or mixed-use concept with multiple cabins and/ or RV parking. Everything remains - ready for your vision to come to life. Professional pictures coming soon. Property could also be leased.

Property Subtype:

Convenience

Date on Market:

2026-03-30

Nashville Retail for Sale - West End

Property Subtype:

Storefront Retail/Office

Date on Market:

2025-07-18

Oneida Industrial for Sale

The subject site features a 37,726 square foot industrial facility with 4,437 SF of finished office space. The building is fully climate-controlled and built on 8-inch reinforced concrete floors with 30'x50' column spacing, suitable for heavy machinery and equipment. Electrical service is 1200A 480V/277V with bus bar distribution, allowing for flexible equipment placement throughout the facility. Compressed air lines are installed building-wide. The roof is a single slope with 16'4' to the low eave and 20' to the high eave. Access includes two drive-in doors (12'x12' and 12'x14'), along with a large covered loading area featuring two 8'x10' dock-high doors. There are approximately 6 additional acres suitable for expansion or lay-down yard.

Property Subtype:

Manufacturing

Date on Market:

2026-03-09

South Pittsburg Industrial for Sale - Marion County

A unique property located in the heart of downtown South Pittsburgh, a growing and vibrant community, is ready for a new owner to place their footprint on this historical property. This 1940s two-story building, complete with a full stand-up basement, offers an exceptional opportunity for a prospective owner to leave their mark. The building's original features include hardwood flooring, a tin ceiling on the first floor, and stunning brick walls. Additionally, three-phase power and large wooden beam construction provide a solid foundation for a variety of uses. The property can be divided to accommodate two retail/office spaces or a restaurant/bar on the first floor, with two entrances from the sidewalk providing excellent visibility and accessibility. The second floor also offers opportunities for creative conversions, including apartments or short rentals. The basement, a rare feature in downtown South Pittsburgh, is dry and could be utilized for storage or an optional "speakeasy" space. The building has been renovated with a new rubber roof, and each floor is equipped with sprinkler systems for enhanced safety. Located at a signalized intersection in the heart of downtown South Pittsburgh, this property benefits from a strong foot traffic and a growing community. The area is home to The Lodge Company, the largest US manufacturer of cast iron cookware operating since 1896, and hosts the annual Corn Bread Festival in April, attracting a large crowd from across the region.

Date on Market:

2026-03-06

Sevierville Retail for Sale

Four contiguous commercially-zoned lots, improved with a log / log-look building currently operating as a dine-in and take-out bar-b-que restaurant. Located on the southbound side of Winfield Dunn Parkway (Highway 66), about 4.3 miles north of downtown Sevierville, Tennessee.

Property Subtype:

Restaurant

Date on Market:

2026-02-16

Tullahoma Retail for Sale

Price reduced! Exceptional opportunity to own a well established, highly regarded Restaurant in Tullahoma. This turnkey Restaurant has the best BBQ around the area. It sits on approximately 4.6 acres with an impressive 8000 Sq. Ft of space. Huge parking lot( approx. 95 spaces) ideal for high-volume traffic, social events and future growth. This property is a fully built-out restaurant with a welcoming bar area. The Restaurant seats over 300 people. You are only 15 minutes away from either Jack Daniels Distillery or George Dickel Distillery. With a strong local following and destination appeal this operation is ready for immediate continuation or rebranding

Property Subtype:

Restaurant

Date on Market:

2026-02-13

Tellico Plains Land for Sale

LOCATED IN THE MIDDLE OF OF EAST TENNESSEE'S TOURISM BOOM Tellico Plains - a remarkable mountain town experiencing a remarkable renewal as Tennessee's newest must-visit destination. Tellico Plains has an estimated $31.7 billion in tourism revenue flowing into Tennessee's economy, this strategic location places you at the gateway to some of the nation's most sought-after outdoor recreation worls class trout fishing and scenic driving experiences. The Cherohala Skyway is a 43-mile National Scenic Byway connecting Tellico Plains, TN to Robbinsville, NC. Featured as one of the Discovery Channel's Top 10 Motorcycle Rides in North America. As for Real Estate ...Tellico Plains has experienced some of the highest home appreciation rates in the nation over the last 10 years, with real estate appreciating 145.57% - an average annual appreciation rate of 9.40%, placing Tellico Plains in the top 10% nationally for real estate appreciation. The area has experienced explosive growth inall areas, (fishing, refting, hiking, dining) transforming from an old lumber town into a sophisticated mountain resort community while maintaining its authentic charm. ADVENTURE SEEKERS & EXPERIENCE-DRIVEN TRAVELERS Motorcycle enthusiasts (estimated 2+ million annually travel through the region for the Dragon and Skyway) Outdoor recreation enthusiasts, Second-home buyers seeking mountain escapes, Eco-tourism and luxury travelers, Baby boomers and retirees relocating. Tellico Plains has emerged as a culinary hotspot Tellicafe - Monroe County's premiere restaurant, helmed by a Certified Executive Chef from the Culinary Institute of America. Tellico Grains Bakery - destination bakery offering fresh-baked breads, brick-fired pizza, and artisan pastries. Peach Street Grill - locally sourced menu rivaling big city restaurants. La Loteria - authentic Mexican cuisine that visitors rave about. The downtown district is evolving beyond typical small-town offerings to feature: Abstract - a thoughtfully curated art and design shop offering quality furniture, bedding, accessories, and gift items, with personal design consultation services. Tellico Outfitters - premier fly-fishing outfitters with guided mountain trips. Tellico Arts Center - featuring over 80 local artists. Scott Street Gallery - local and regional fine art. Wren Rock Mercantile - curated antiques and artisan goods. Tellico Goods and Gear WORLD-CLASS ATTRACTIONS WITHIN 50 MILES The Lost Sea (35 miles): America's largest underground lake attracting about 2,000 visitors daily. Bald River Falls: A breathtaking 90-foot waterfall with newly completed bridge and pedestrian overlook. Cherokee National Forest, and Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Strategic Location: • 1 hour from Knoxville TYS Airport - 35 miles • 1.5 hrs from Chattanooga • 2.5 hrs from Atlanta

Property Subtype:

Commercial

Date on Market:

2026-01-21

Madison Land for Sale - Rivergate/Hendersonville

Property Subtype:

Commercial

Date on Market:

2026-01-13

Sevierville Retail for Sale

Route 66 Office Condominiums was converted / developed in 2023 from previous commercial use into a 16-unit office condominium complex. This property listing includes condominium units #4 (main level), #12 (upper level), and #13 (upper level), totaling 1,400 sq.ft. All three units are leased, two of them to the same real estate firm.

Date on Market:

2026-01-07

Dickson Land for Sale - Dickson County

Exceptional 1.10 acre commercial development opportunity located directly on Highway 70 West, one of Dickson’s most heavily traveled and highly visible corridors. Positioned on the desirable “Going Home” side of the road, capturing strong daily traffic flow and commuter exposure. Flexible B-3 Commercial zoning allows for a wide range of high-demand uses, including medical, gas station/convenience store, QSR, automotive, retail and professional office development. All utilities available at the site — gas, water, sewer, and electric — minimizing upfront development costs and accelerating timelines. Strategically located adjacent to Dollar General, benefiting from established traffic, strong consumer draw and neighborhood synergy. Previously improved site (former Christie’s Tire location), offering a proven commercial history and potential redevelopment advantages. Property, location and visibility would be great for Medical Office, Small Retail Center, Insurance Office, Day Care, Landscaping Company, Nursery, Dialysis Clinic, Dental Office, County Municipal Use, Tire Shop, Automotive Repair, Bank Branch, Credit Union Branch, Car Wash, Oil Change, Drive-Thru Restaurant, Bank ATM, Quick Service Restaurant, City Municipal Use, Auto Sales, Auto Parts Sales, Car Dealership Used Car Sales, Small Building Sales Lot, State or Federal Building, Mattress Sales, Gas Station, Small Stand-Alone Retail Building, Auto Body Repair, HVAC Company, Plumbing Company, Commercial Fleet Vehicles, Family Medical Building, Wine and Spirits, Self Storage, Building Materials and Farm Equipment Sales, CPA, Group Care Facility, Veterinarian Services, Consumer Repair Service and Convenience Commercial.

Property Subtype:

Commercial

Date on Market:

2026-01-05

Clarksville Portfolio of properties for Sale - Montgomery County

Clarksville Riverfront Plaza | Trophy Riverfront Investment | MUST BE SOLD TOGETHER 207 & 211 N Riverside Dr, Clarksville, TN Total Asking Price: $1,800,000 Positioned directly across from the Cumberland River, this rare two-property portfolio offers a unique opportunity to acquire a premier riverfront commercial asset with immediate income and substantial upside. Located just minutes from Downtown Clarksville and Austin Peay State University, the properties benefit from strong traffic, visibility, and continued growth. This offering combines stable in-place cash flow with multiple value-add strategies, including lease-up, rent increases, NNN conversion, and approved expansion potential. Investment Highlights • Two adjacent riverfront assets – must be sold together • Strong current income with significant upside potential • Projected NOI exceeding $250,000 annually • High-exposure location in a growing commercial corridor • Includes cash-flowing, landlord-operated business • Expansion opportunity with city approvals in place • Ideal for 1031 exchange, private investors, or owner-users ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- 211 N Riverside Dr Approximately 5,000 SF mixed-use building. The ground floor features a successful landlord-operated retail business, while the second floor (±2,500 SF) is vacant, offering immediate lease-up opportunity. • Current NOI: ~$96,000/year • Upside through leasing vacant space and rent adjustments • Projected NOI: ~$150,000/year ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 207 N Riverside Dr Approximately 4,800 SF building on ±0.35 acres, fully leased to established tenants. • Current NOI: ~$60,000/year • Value-add through rent increases and NNN conversion • City-approved ±4,000 SF expansion • Projected NOI up to ~$180,000/year ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Location Advantage Prime riverfront corridor directly across from the Cumberland River, with easy access to Downtown Clarksville and Austin Peay State University. The area offers strong visibility, consistent traffic, and long-term growth potential. This is a rare opportunity to secure a strategic riverfront investment with both immediate cash flow and significant long-term upside. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- • Located in a growing commercial corridor near Downtown Clarksville and the riverfront area • Strong visibility and traffic exposure on N Riverside Dr • Clarksville continues to experience rapid population growth • Median household income approximately $69,303 • Strong household income range between $75K–$100K annually • Diverse customer base including young professionals, military families, college students, and downtown visitors • Close proximity to Austin Peay State University and Fort Campbell influence • Average commute time around 27 minutes supporting daily traffic flow • Area benefits from ongoing riverfront and downtown redevelopment • Surrounded by restaurants, entertainment, and nightlife destinations • Excellent opportunity for restaurant, bar, retail, mixed-use, office, or entertainment concepts • Strong investment potential in one of Tennessee’s fastest-growing markets • Convenient access to Downtown Clarksville and major roads • High growth market with increasing demand for commercial development • High traffic corridor with constant daily vehicle exposure • Estimated traffic count in the area ranges approximately between 18,000–25,000 cars per day depending on the exact intersection and season • Located on Riverside Drive (US Highway 41A), one of the main commercial roads in Downtown Clarksville • Strong visibility from passing traffic and nearby downtown activity • Heavy traffic generated from Austin Peay State University, Downtown Clarksville, restaurants, retail, and riverfront attractions • Excellent exposure for retail, restaurant, entertainment, or mixed-use concepts

Date on Market:

2026-01-05

Cookeville Retail for Sale

Prime Restaurant Opportunity! 5,011 sq/ft freestanding building built 1993, high-traffic location with outstanding road frontage and direct visibility from Interstate 40. Ideal for any concept—strong daily car counts, easy access, ample parking. Fully equipped kitchen, dining room, and bar area ready for immediate operation or rebranding. Rare chance to own a turnkey, high-exposure site in a proven corridor. Priced to sell—don't miss this interstate-adjacent gem!

Property Subtype:

Restaurant

Date on Market:

2025-12-05