0 John Burch Road, A

Location! Location! Location!This rare, 16+/- acre gem offers the ultimate combination of privacy and convenience in the beautiful Sequatchie Valley. Situated within the city limits of Dunlap, Tennessee, this property boasts easily accessible road frontage and UTILITIES DIRECTLY ON-SITE, keeping you tucked away in a private setting while remaining minutes from all shopping amenities, dining, and top-tier medical facilities. SWEEPING MOUNTAIN VIEWS await you in the highly desirable John Burch / Hudlow area, just a few minutes from local schools, medical centers, shopping, and restaurants. Commuting is seamless with a scenic and easy 35-mile drive to Chattanooga via Hwy 111 --IMPORTANT NOTE-This property is also being offered as part of a larger tract that includes a home. See MLS number 1395806 --EXCLUSIVE OPPORTUNITY-This is the only tract of land of this size currently available within Dunlap City limits. LOW TAXES: Held in GREENBELT STATUS, keeping property taxes incredibly low at approximately 400 to 500 dollars per year --FLEXIBLE USE -Can be subdivided one time without Planning and Zoning approval, or multiple times with approval. Perfect investment opportunity --READY TO BUILD: Boasts 1 acre of easily accessible road frontage on John Burch Road with UTILITIES (city water, electricity, natural gas, internet) ready at the street and Western boundary. No land-clearing or brush removal necessary, saving you thousands. (Will need septic) --SAFETY AND GEOGRAPHY-Located entirely in FEMA Zone X (unshaded) with absolutely no flooding. Enjoy level ground with no icy mountain roads to traverse in the winter. PROPERTY HIGHLIGHTS: Features a half-acre year-round pond, a 1600 sq ft (40x40) classic red barn (painted, roof clear-coated, and beams replaced in 2021), and fencing along the Northern and Western lines-- ZONING PERKS-Livestock is welcome, and the land is approved for barndominiums and tiny homes. Gorgeous old-growth trees provide ample shade. Bonus Services-- Third parties are available to handle the biannual hay harvest in exchange for a portion of the hay.