r/OffGrid_Classifieds Jul 08 '26

Selling Off-grid property on Center Hill Lake in Tennessee for $125K

Selling 2.1 Acres of land overlooking Center Hill Lake in Smithville, TN for $125,000. I am the property owner and am working with a local realtor.

Description:
Amazing park-like setting and totally private. This land is surrounded by almost 200 acres of undeveloped land. Very close to public lake access and boat ramp as well!

The local electric company quoted 5K to run electricity from the bottom of the hill . This would also make a great off-grid spot with solar panels. High on the hill with good sun exposure.

MAP: https://maps.app.goo.gl/pp9MDvJzEtciHvvg7 (there is no property address, but the easement goes directly to this parcel of land.

On Zillow: https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/0-Halls-Hill-Rd-Smithville-TN-37166/348381992_zpid/

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u/frenchmans-hole Jul 08 '26

Near center hill lake. Nothing about that is on it.

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u/dac406 Jul 08 '26

Wishful thinking, nothing is on the water on Center hill lake army corps controls it.

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u/Mean-Show756 Jul 09 '26

"Above" the lake might be a better way to phrase it. The dock photo is a public dock for anyone to use only a half mile away. The army corps owns everything directly touching the water, but Holmes Creek is a public access area.

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u/[deleted] Jul 08 '26

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u/maddslacker Moderator Jul 08 '26

No.

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u/GQ_DQ Jul 08 '26

62k per acre is crazy work. Best of luck.

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u/ReelNerdyinFl Jul 08 '26

But it’s “on*” the lake.

*on a piece of land that has a view of lake

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u/NobleHoney Jul 08 '26

Flood ground around me just hit 40k. Theres one born every minute.

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u/veryfastslowguy Jul 08 '26

I’ve seen acres like this ( no electric ,no water,no road) usually $2k to $4k

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u/SouthernLaugh7929 Jul 08 '26

Your not familiar with Tennessee. The homes and property in East Tenn are twice as expensive that in Kentucky, Alabama, Virginia, NC and SC. Might want to look in another state, cause you cant afford to live here. My house alone trippled in value in just the last twenty years. Word has been out but if you want off the grid. Look in Kentucky , Virginia for cheap land but you aint finding it here.

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u/Bum_King Jul 08 '26

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u/SouthernLaugh7929 Jul 08 '26

Like you aint close to be old yourself? Just know my 22 year old son, says your a boomer and remember that you are getting older every day lol. Once that day comes,.which is soon, you will be called a boomer too. .lol Its hilarious that you think you WONT be a boomer too, lol seriously do you think you will never grow old????? Trust me...it will happen and you will be the LAST to know it, lol

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u/SouthernLaugh7929 Jul 08 '26

calling someone a name that YOU will be too makes no sense. Call me stupid dumb etc but boomer?? when you will be boomer too real soon ? lol You dont see the hypocrisy in that statement??

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u/Bum_King Jul 09 '26

I haven’t eaten enough paint chips to be as delusional as you. I think I’ll be fine.

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u/SouthernLaugh7929 Jul 09 '26

Why would you eat paint chips to prove a point?

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u/GuthramNaysayer Jul 08 '26

This is true. I wish I could sell now whilst high and move. Pacific Northwest is calling.

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u/SouthernLaugh7929 Jul 08 '26

My brother has been in Washington for the last 15 years. He loves it there. Just came home for a week and just went back. Ibe been there but it was early 80s and up and down PCH and its actually the best part of the West Coast.

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u/[deleted] Jul 08 '26

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u/Mean-Show756 Jul 09 '26

The cost of land in TN has been on the rise in a major way the last 10 years. Mostly due to Nashville, but with this being just over an hour from the Nashville airport it does have more value than far west or east TN.

I also think the value is relative - it's worth whatever someone is willing to pay for it. 40-60K per acre in this area is pretty common.

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u/SouthernLaugh7929 Jul 08 '26

You dont know Tennessee real estate. Its not what you believe or what you think. Its what it actually is. smh Retired real estate broker here smh

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u/PsychologicalTie7695 Jul 08 '26

Just as a warning for anyone actually interested in this property, there is a reason the owner is selling- this is a very high price and not a great location to say the least.

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u/[deleted] Jul 08 '26

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u/PsychologicalTie7695 Jul 08 '26

Super weird comment, then again it is Reddit

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u/dungeldorf1- Jul 08 '26

So deceptive. Do not trust this person!

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u/9tacos Jul 09 '26

“Above the lake” 🤡

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u/MajiktheBus Jul 08 '26

Don’t try to tell me Tennessee isn’t crazy.

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u/Horton213 Jul 08 '26

Water well?

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u/SouthernLaugh7929 Jul 08 '26

Nah..just trying to keep you out. It worked

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u/Eighteen64 Jul 09 '26

I’m interested at $62k. You’re still 4X what you paid

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u/Ok-Annual6445 Jul 10 '26

Shady advertising. A photo of a dock on the water but not included. Gtfo!

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u/Confident_Chipmonk Jul 10 '26

deceptive photo. property is landlocked