Brick Country Home with 37.3 Acres, Barn and Detached Four-Car Garage in Madisonville, Tennessee — $500,000
Property Overview
Set on 37.3 acres in Madisonville, Tennessee, this traditional all-brick country home combines spacious interior living with substantial outdoor space and several useful additional structures. The three-bedroom, two-bathroom residence features approximately 1,710 square feet of living area and was built in 1998.
The acreage includes approximately nine acres of cleared land, with the remaining property offering wooded surroundings and rolling terrain. A detached 24-by-60-foot garage provides four garage spaces, while a barn and additional workshop structure add practical options for storage, equipment, hobbies, and property-related projects.
Inside, the home has generously sized rooms, an eat-in kitchen, and a traditional layout ready for its next owner’s personal style. Hardwood, carpet, and tile flooring provide a combination of finishes throughout the home. A gas-log fireplace adds another feature to the living space.
With its combination of brick construction, acreage, cleared ground, wooded land, garage space, and additional buildings, this property offers a different scale of country living while remaining in the Madisonville area of Monroe County.
Interior Features
The approximately 1,710-square-foot interior provides three bedrooms and two full bathrooms, with spacious rooms throughout the home.
- Three bedrooms and two full bathrooms.
- Eat-in kitchen.
- Dishwasher, range, refrigerator, and self-cleaning oven included.
- Hardwood, carpet, and tile flooring.
- Insulated windows.
- Gas-log fireplace.
- Central heating and central air conditioning.
- Propane heating.
- Crawl-space foundation.
- Smoke detectors.
Exterior Features and Land
The property encompasses 37.3 acres with a combination of cleared and wooded ground. Approximately nine acres are cleared, providing open space alongside the wooded portions of the property.
- 37.3 total acres.
- Approximately nine acres of cleared land.
- Wooded areas.
- Rolling-slope terrain.
- Country-setting views.
- Traditional all-brick exterior.
- Brick and frame construction.
Garage, Barn and Additional Structures
The detached garage measures approximately 24 by 60 feet and provides four garage spaces. The property also includes a barn and a workshop, offering additional space for equipment, tools, storage, and other practical uses.
- Detached 24-by-60-foot garage.
- Four garage spaces.
- Garage door opener.
- Barn.
- Additional workshop structure.
Property Utilities
The residence is listed with a private well for water and a septic tank for wastewater. Heating includes central and propane systems, with central air conditioning for cooling.
Buyers should independently verify the condition and capacity of the well and septic system, along with the operation of the heating, cooling, and other mechanical systems during their property inspections.
Living in the Area
Madisonville is the county seat of Monroe County in southeastern Tennessee. The surrounding region includes established communities, rural landscapes, local businesses, public schools, outdoor recreation, and access to neighboring East Tennessee communities.
Area Overview
Madisonville serves as the county seat and principal government center of Monroe County. The community is situated in southeastern Tennessee, within a region characterized by rolling countryside, mountain foothills, agricultural land, and established small towns.
Monroe County recorded a population of approximately 49,730 in the U.S. Census Bureau’s July 2025 population estimates. Madisonville’s certified municipal population is approximately 5,132.
The county covers approximately 635.8 square miles and includes communities such as Madisonville, Sweetwater, Tellico Plains, and Vonore.
The regional economy includes public services, manufacturing, healthcare, retail, agriculture, and other local businesses. Madisonville provides county government services and a central location for everyday commercial activity.
The wider Monroe County area is also known for its outdoor setting, access to the Cherokee National Forest, the Tellico River region, and the Cherohala Skyway.
Schools and Education
Public education in the area is provided through Monroe County Schools, which operates schools serving elementary, middle, and high school students throughout the county.
Schools located in Madisonville include:
- Madisonville Primary School: Elementary education.
- Madisonville Intermediate School: Grades three through five.
- Madisonville Middle School: Middle school education.
- Sequoyah High School: Public high school serving grades nine through twelve.
Other schools within Monroe County include Tellico Plains Elementary School, Tellico Plains Junior High School, Tellico Plains High School, Sweetwater High School, and Vonore schools.
Healthcare and Hospitals
Monroe County and nearby communities provide access to hospital services, emergency care, outpatient treatment, and other medical services.
Sweetwater Hospital Association
Located in Sweetwater, Tennessee, Sweetwater Hospital Association provides general hospital services and a 24-hour emergency department operating seven days a week.
Its services include emergency care, radiology, laboratory services, general surgery, cardiology, orthopedic care, rehabilitation, and additional outpatient and specialty services.
Buyers can also investigate medical practices, primary care providers, pharmacies, and specialist services in Madisonville and neighboring East Tennessee communities when evaluating healthcare access.
Housing Market History
Historical housing information provides useful context for understanding changes in the Madisonville residential market. One available measure is the Zillow Home Value Index, which tracks the estimated typical home value rather than actual median sale prices.
The following historical series provides a consistent view of typical Madisonville home values.
| Year | Typical Home Value |
|---|---|
| 2021 | $231,909 |
| 2022 | $246,174 |
| 2023 | $267,713 |
| 2024 | $279,658 |
| 2025 | $285,647 |
| 2026* | $297,925 |
The available figures indicate an upward historical trend in Madisonville’s typical home value over this period. The 2026 figure represents the latest available June 2026 value rather than a completed annual average.
Transportation and Access
Monroe County is served by several regional highways connecting Madisonville with neighboring communities and other parts of East Tennessee.
Major routes serving the county include:
- U.S. Highway 11.
- U.S. Highway 129.
- U.S. Highway 411.
- Several Tennessee state highways connecting local communities.
Interstate 75 provides an important regional connection through the Sweetwater area, while Highway 411 serves communities including Madisonville and Vonore.
Public Transportation
The East Tennessee Human Resource Agency (ETHRA) provides public transportation services in the region. Availability, scheduling, and eligibility should be checked directly with the transportation provider.
Air Travel
Monroe County Airport serves general aviation in Madisonville. McGhee Tyson Airport near Knoxville provides commercial airline connections for regional and longer-distance travel.
Shopping and Everyday Services
Madisonville provides local retail businesses, restaurants, professional services, and everyday commercial establishments. The downtown area offers a selection of independently operated shops and businesses.
Examples of local businesses include:
- Giszmos: Local retail shopping on Warren Street.
- Honeycombs Boutique & Salon: Boutique and salon services.
- Kinsey Mercantile: Local mercantile shopping.
- Mason Furniture: Furniture retail.
- O’Reilly Auto Parts: Automotive parts and supplies.
- Roots Plant Shop: Plants and related merchandise.
- Treasures General Store & Jewelry: General retail and jewelry.
Additional grocery shopping, pharmacies, restaurants, banking, automotive services, and household necessities are available throughout Madisonville and neighboring communities.
Sweetwater and Vonore also provide additional commercial options within Monroe County.
Parks and Recreation
Monroe County offers a range of public parks, recreational facilities, waterways, and outdoor destinations. The region is particularly known for its access to mountain scenery, hiking areas, and outdoor activities.
Madisonville Parks
- Kefauver Park: Offers walking trails, fishing areas, playgrounds, sports courts, picnic facilities, and other recreational amenities.
- Houston Park: Provides walking trails, playground facilities, basketball courts, picnic areas, and a splash pad.
- Glenn Moser Memorial Park: A downtown public gathering space used for community activities and local events.
Regional Outdoor Destinations
- Tellico Lake: A regional destination for boating, fishing, and water-based recreation.
- Cherokee National Forest: Provides access to outdoor recreation, forest trails, and natural landscapes.
- Cherohala Skyway: A scenic national byway connecting the Tennessee and North Carolina mountain regions.
- Bald River Falls: A well-known waterfall and outdoor destination near Tellico Plains.
- Tellico River: An established regional destination for fishing and other outdoor activities.
These facilities and destinations contribute to the area’s outdoor recreation opportunities and community activities.
Utilities and Connectivity
Utility arrangements throughout Monroe County vary according to municipal boundaries and individual property locations.
Electricity and Municipal Services
Madisonville Municipal Utilities provides electricity, water, sewer, and sanitation services to eligible customers within the city’s service area. Other portions of Monroe County are served through different utility arrangements and rural providers.
Water and Wastewater
Public water systems serve portions of the county, while rural properties may rely on private wells. Wastewater arrangements can include public sewer connections or individual septic systems.
This property is specifically listed with well water and a septic tank.
Internet and Broadband
Broadband service in the wider Madisonville area includes various technologies, including fiber, cable, fixed wireless, DSL, and satellite services. Providers and speeds vary by location.
AT&T and Spectrum are among the providers reporting broadband availability in portions of Madisonville. Rural coverage may differ substantially from coverage within the city.
Property Summary
| Property Type | Single-Family Residence |
|---|---|
| Architectural Style | Traditional |
| Address | 1022 Scenic River Rd |
| City | Madisonville |
| County | Monroe County |
| State | Tennessee |
| ZIP Code | 37354 |
| MLS Number | 1361528 |
| Parcel Number | 059 044.01 |
| Bedrooms | 3 |
| Bathrooms | 2 Full Bathrooms |
| Living Area | 1,710 Square Feet |
| Lot Size | 37.3 Acres |
| Cleared Land | Approximately 9 Acres |
| Year Built | 1998 |
| Exterior Construction | Brick |
| Construction Materials | Brick and Frame |
| Garage | Detached, 4 Spaces |
| Garage Dimensions | 24 x 60 Feet |
| Additional Structures | Barn and Workshop |
| Heating | Central and Propane |
| Cooling | Central Air Conditioning |
| Water | Private Well |
| Sewer | Septic Tank |
| Fireplace | One Gas-Log Fireplace |
| Foundation | Crawl Space |
| Lot Characteristics | Wooded and Rolling Slope |
| View | Country Setting |
| Tax Assessed Value | $389,700 |
| Annual Property Taxes | $1,113 |
Listing Agent Information
Donna L. Martin
Realty Executives Main Street
Office Contact: 423-836-9494
Credit and acknowledgment are reserved for the original property photographers and property owners. Original photographer and owner names were not included in the supplied listing information.
Listing information attributed to East Tennessee Realtors. MLS Number: 1361528.
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