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Start with the groundwork behind you and your future home already taking shape. In rarely available Kellum Valley, this 4.6-acre homesite combines privacy on every side with a bird's-eye winter view toward White Oak Gap. The septic system and garage were strategically placed so a future residence can capitalize on the seasonal mountain outlook. Major infrastructure is already installed, sparing you from several costly early steps. The property includes a deep drilled well, underground power, completed grading, and gravel. A county-approved septic system is designed for a three-bedroom, two-bathroom home, providing a practical head start for your plans. A finished two-car garage adds even more flexibility. With power, a polished concrete floor, and extra depth, it can accommodate up to four vehicles or divide into parking and dedicated workshop space-because sometimes the tools need a home first. For those who want to remain onsite during construction, the property is already recreational vehicle ready, with power and sewer connections that pump into the existing septic system. That setup can make supervising the build far more convenient. Recorded deed restrictions require a residence of at least 1,600 square feet and prohibit mobile homes. Buyers should review all recorded restrictions during due diligence. With essential improvements in place and a coveted White County setting, this is more than vacant land; it is a running start. Tour the acreage, take in the view, and imagine your dream home rising above the valley.
Updated Description:
Start with the groundwork behind you and your future home already taking shape. In rarely available Kellum Valley, this 4.6-acre homesite combines privacy on every side with a bird's-eye winter view toward White Oak Gap. The septic system and garage were strategically placed so a future residence can capitalize on the seasonal mountain outlook. Major infrastructure is already installed, sparing you from several costly early steps. The property includes a deep drilled well, underground power, completed grading, and gravel. A county-approved septic system is designed for a three-bedroom, two-bathroom home, providing a practical head start for your plans. A finished two-car garage adds even more flexibility. With power, a polished concrete floor, and extra depth, it can accommodate up to four vehicles or divide into parking and dedicated workshop space-because sometimes the tools need a home first. For those who want to remain onsite during construction, the property is already recreational vehicle ready, with power and sewer connections that pump into the existing septic system. That setup can make supervising the build far more convenient. Recorded deed restrictions require a residence of at least 1,600 square feet and prohibit mobile homes. Buyers should review all recorded restrictions during due diligence. With essential improvements in place and a coveted White County setting, this is more than vacant land; it is a running start. Tour the acreage, take in the view, and imagine your dream home rising above the valley.
