3-Bedroom Single-Family Home on 4 Acres – Jamestown, TN – $274,929

Property Overview

Set on 4 usable acres in Jamestown, Tennessee, this single-family property offers three bedrooms, two full bathrooms, 1,544 square feet of living space, and a flexible layout that includes separate living quarters. Built in 2007, the property combines open land, fenced pasture, multiple outbuildings, and practical spaces for storage, animals, hobbies, or multigenerational living.

A long gravel driveway leads to the home and additional improvements, including a storage building, barn, and separate living quarters. The main residence features an open-concept living area with a kitchen island, covered front porch, and covered rear deck. The separate quarters provide one bedroom, one bathroom, and a living area with access from the covered rear deck.

The acreage includes wooded and cleared areas, fenced pasture, a two-stall barn, a corral, a carport, and a pad area suitable for a workshop. The property is served by a utility-district water system and septic tank, with electric central heating and central air. The home is being sold as-is and includes a one-year home warranty.

Property Features

Interior & Living Areas

The home offers a practical one-level layout with three bedrooms, two full bathrooms, a living room, dining area, and main-level kitchen. The kitchen includes an island and comes equipped with a dishwasher, electric oven, refrigerator, electric range, microwave, and electric water heater.

Central electric heating and central air provide year-round climate control. Double-pane windows, ceiling fans, main-level laundry, and a crawl-space foundation are also included. The property has no fireplace.

Separate Living Quarters

The additional living quarters provide a flexible space with one bedroom, one bathroom, and a living room area. This separate area can accommodate multigenerational living or provide dedicated space for an office, hobby room, or other personal use.

Land, Barn & Outdoor Improvements

The 4-acre tract measures approximately 360 by 542 feet and includes wooded and cleared portions, open pasture, fencing, and views. The front and side portions of the property are fenced, with access to the barn and pasture area.

The barn includes two stalls, while the pasture includes a corral. Additional improvements include a storage building, carport, and a pad area intended for a workshop. RV access and parking are also listed among the property’s parking features.

Utilities & Construction

• Built in 2007
• Single-family residence
• Vinyl siding and frame construction
• Metal roof
• Electric heating and central air
• Utility-district water
• Septic tank
• Natural gas is not available at the property
• No HOA
• Road surface: paved
• Parcel number: 075 101.01
• One-year home warranty included

The property is being sold as-is and has some areas that may benefit from additional attention, while the home is described as move-in ready.

Area Overview

Jamestown is the county seat of Fentress County and was established in 1823. The community sits in Tennessee’s Upper Cumberland region and provides access to U.S. Highway 127 as well as a municipal airport. Local attractions include York Gristmill, the 127 Corridor Sale, and the area’s outdoor recreation resources.

The 2020 U.S. Census recorded 1,935 residents within the City of Jamestown. The city describes itself as a gateway to the surrounding Big South Fork country and maintains information covering local shopping, dining, recreation, transportation, and community services.

Safety & Crime

Crime statistics are available at the county and law-enforcement-agency level rather than as a property-specific measurement. For 2024, the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation’s statewide crime report lists 549 offenses reported by the Fentress County Sheriff’s Office, with 305 offenses cleared. The report includes offense and arrest information for the reporting agency.

These figures describe reported activity for the reporting law-enforcement jurisdiction and should not be interpreted as a crime rate for 179 Government Pond Rd or as a neighborhood safety rating.

Schools & Education

Fentress County Schools operates schools serving the Jamestown area, including Allardt Elementary, Pine Haven Elementary, South Fentress Elementary, York Elementary, and Clarkrange High School. Fentress County also lists the Alvin C. York Agricultural Institute and Faith Christian Academy among local educational resources.

The Alvin C. York Institute is a public school located at 701 North Main Street in Jamestown. School proximity does not by itself establish enrollment assignment, so prospective buyers should confirm current attendance boundaries directly with Fentress County Schools.

Healthcare & Hospitals

Healthcare resources in and around Jamestown include Jamestown Regional Medical Center, the Fentress County Health Department, and additional regional hospitals including Cookeville Regional Medical Center and Livingston Regional Hospital. These facilities provide healthcare options for residents of the wider Fentress County area.

Housing Market History

Historical housing data for ZIP Code 38556 provides a useful local market reference. The figures below use the same metric throughout: median value of owner-occupied housing units from the U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey 5-year estimates.

Across the 2020–2024 period, the ZIP-level median home value increased from $104,600 to $160,700, an overall increase of approximately 53.6%. These historical figures describe the broader ZIP-code housing market and are not a forecast of future property values or an estimate of the value of this individual property.

More current market context from Zillow reported an average Jamestown home value of $235,183 as of July 31, 2026, with a 2.8% one-year change. Realtor.com reported an August 2026 Jamestown median listing price of $384,900 and a median sold price of $365,000. These current measures use different methodologies and are therefore presented separately from the Census historical series.

Transportation & Access

Jamestown is located along U.S. Highway 127 and has its own municipal airport. Public transportation is available through the Upper Cumberland Human Resource Agency, which operates door-to-door, zone, and non-emergency transportation services across the Upper Cumberland region.

The city identifies UCHRA public transportation as a Monday-through-Friday service, with reservations required for scheduled trips. Regional road access connects Jamestown with communities throughout the Upper Cumberland.

Shopping & Everyday Services

Everyday shopping and services are available throughout Jamestown. The city lists grocery, pharmacy, hardware, retail, dining, and convenience options within the community. Local grocery resources include Save-A-Lot, while retail services include Walmart, Tractor Supply Company, hardware stores, pharmacies, and other local businesses.

Walmart’s Jamestown Supercenter at 539 East Central Avenue includes grocery, pharmacy, garden center, bakery, and other general merchandise services.

Parks & Recreation

Outdoor recreation is a significant part of the surrounding area. Jamestown Community Park includes walking paths, tennis and basketball courts, volleyball facilities, playground areas, a gazebo, and pavilions.

Regional recreational destinations include Big South Fork National River and Recreation Area, Dale Hollow Lake, and Pickett State Rustic Park Historic District. Activities in the surrounding area include hiking, camping, fishing, boating, swimming, horseback riding, and other outdoor pursuits.

Utilities & Connectivity

Area utility resources include Fentress County Utility District, Jamestown Gas & Water, Volunteer Energy Cooperative, Twin Lakes Telephone, and other communications providers listed by Fentress County. Broadband and communications availability can vary by address and service area.

At the property itself, the verified utility setup includes utility-district water, a septic tank, electric service, and no natural gas availability. Property-specific service availability should be confirmed with the applicable providers before closing.

Development & Planning

The City of Jamestown maintains an active municipal projects program. Current project information includes proposed rehabilitation of the city’s wastewater treatment plant influent pump station and equalization basin, as well as a proposed replacement project for the Central Avenue Sewer Interceptor. The city identifies the pump-station project as having completed preliminary engineering and being submitted for state funding consideration.

These are municipal infrastructure projects rather than property-specific improvements, and no claim is made that either project directly affects 179 Government Pond Rd. Project status and scope should be confirmed with the City of Jamestown before relying on them for future planning decisions.

Property Summary