536 Corum Rd Knoxville, TN 37924

Listing details for 536 Corum Rd, Knoxville, TN 37924 : Showings begin on Wednesday 16th at 5:30 pm! With sixteen acres, including a 1 ½ acre private lake, in Knox County, you'll own a property where you can fish, kayak, hike, garden, raise farm animals, or use the small beekeeping house to make your own honey. Modest but updated home has whole house surge protector, hardwired smoke alarms, wood burning fireplace with insert in large living room. All appliances convey along with small refrigerator in dining room, safe in the bedroom closet, and the two boats in the lake. Greenhouse equipped with wood burning stove allowing you to use the greenhouse when weather is cold. Two car garage equipped with window a/c and wood burning stove. Garden shed provides storage for farm implements and sink for cleanup. Large garden is fenced with three chicken coops surrounding it, Rescue Rooster Reginald does not convey. Also with garden are two extra-large rain barrels with nozzles for watering. Beehouse is equipped with solar for small tasks associated with beekeeping. Three bee hives and nuk boxes are included to help start making your own honey. The barn has power and ready for farm implements, keeping farm animals, or creating a work shop. The private 1 ½ acre lake is spring fed and has been stocked with fish in the past. Great fishing of bass, crappie, bluegill and catfish. A pump house supplies aeration to the lake. This property attracts deer, ducks, geese, rabbits, wild turkey, herons, and other birds too many to name. The building on the hill is used for storage only and is not habitable, but has power and KUB fiber internet. Also on the hill is a three-car garage, which can be powered if desired. Additional storage in 40' shipping container (Conex) with wood floor, and two sheds to cover farm equipment. There are two pastures mostly level with a stream from the lake running through both pastures. Soil is rich and great for growing vegetables. Property is mostly fenced. Possibilities are endless, start farming, beekeeping, agritourism or a tiny house community.