Five-Bedroom Manufactured Home on 10.7 Acres with Seasonal Lake Views – Rutledge, TN – $279,900

Property Overview

Set along a country lane in Rutledge, Tennessee, this 2021 single-family manufactured home offers five bedrooms, three full bathrooms, and 2,040 square feet of living space on approximately 10.7 acres. The rolling property combines wooded and open areas, with approximately 80% of the acreage cleared and seasonal lake and mountain views adding to the rural setting.

The home features an open floor plan with split bedrooms, a kitchen island, an eat-in kitchen, walk-in closets, vinyl flooring, and vinyl windows. A large covered back porch provides an outdoor space overlooking the surrounding acreage and quiet country setting.

The property consists of two parcels, with the dwelling located on one parcel. The home has underpinning and is not on a permanent foundation. A storage structure is also included.

Interior Features

Central electric heating and central air conditioning serve the home. The property has a crawl-space basement configuration and no fireplace.

Exterior, Land & Views

The approximately 10.7-acre tract has an irregular configuration and rolling slope, with dimensions listed as 833 x 1050 x IRR. Approximately 80% of the land is cleared, leaving a combination of open acreage and wooded areas.

Seasonal lake views and a country setting provide distinctive outdoor characteristics. The home also includes a large covered back porch, off-street parking, designated parking, and main-level parking access.

An additional storage structure is located on the property. The parcel number associated with the listing is 082 06502 000.

Construction & Utilities

• Built in 2021
• Single-family residence / manufactured home
• Vinyl siding and frame construction
• Well water
• Septic tank
• Central electric heating
• Central air conditioning
• Smoke detectors

The home has underpinning and is not on a permanent foundation.

Area Overview

Rutledge is a city in Grainger County in East Tennessee. Municipal information published by the Tennessee Municipal Technical Advisory Service lists a 2026 estimated population of 1,411 and identifies Rutledge as part of Grainger County and the state’s East Grand Division. The community maintains municipal services and a city park system.

For buyers considering the wider area, Rutledge provides a rural East Tennessee setting with access to nearby communities in Grainger, Jefferson, and Hamblen counties.

Tennessee Municipal Technical Advisory Service – Rutledge

Safety & Crime

Current public crime reporting for Rutledge is limited. A 2024 crime-data summary notes that Rutledge itself is not covered by the FBI city-level crime report and that figures presented by some third-party services may rely on local enforcement information or estimates rather than a direct FBI city dataset.

Because a directly comparable official city-level series is not available, no safety score or unsupported ranking is assigned to the property or community here.

AreaVibes – Rutledge Crime Data

Schools & Education

Grainger County Schools serves the Rutledge area. Nearby schools shown with the property listing include Rutledge Elementary School, Rutledge Middle School, and Grainger Academy. These nearby-school references do not establish enrollment assignment for the property; buyers should confirm current attendance boundaries directly with the school district.

Rutledge Elementary serves grades 2 through 6, while the local school system also operates middle-school and high-school-level programs through Grainger County Schools.

Grainger County Schools  |  Rutledge Elementary School  |  Listing School Information

Healthcare & Hospitals

Healthcare options serving the Rutledge region include facilities in nearby Jefferson City, Tazewell, and Morristown. Publicly listed nearby hospitals include Jefferson Memorial Hospital in Jefferson City, Claiborne Medical Center in Tazewell, and Morristown-Hamblen Healthcare System in Morristown. Larger medical facilities are also available in the Knoxville region.

Facility locations and available services should be confirmed directly with each provider, particularly for emergency, specialty, and primary-care needs.

Healthgrades – Hospitals Near Rutledge

Housing Market History

Historical housing information provides context for the Rutledge market but does not predict future property values. Zillow’s Home Value Index for Rutledge provides a consistent historical series for typical home values.

The Zillow Home Value Index series shows an increase in the typical Rutledge home value from 2021 through June 2026, with a modest decline between the 2024 and 2025 annual values followed by a higher June 2026 reading. The figures represent the Zillow Home Value Index methodology rather than individual property sale prices.

GeoStat – Rutledge Home Values and Zillow ZHVI Data

Transportation & Access

Rutledge is connected to the surrounding East Tennessee region by a network of state and local roads. Tennessee State Route 92 terminates at U.S. Route 11W in Rutledge and provides a regional north-south connection through Grainger and Jefferson counties, including connections toward Jefferson City and Interstate 40.

The property itself is located along a country lane, reinforcing its rural setting and providing road access to the surrounding community.

Tennessee Department of Transportation  |  Tennessee State Route 92 – Route Information

Shopping & Everyday Services

Rutledge and the surrounding communities provide access to everyday shopping and services, including local grocery markets, convenience stores, pharmacies, restaurants, and other small businesses. Grocery and daily-needs options are also available in nearby Jefferson City, Morristown, Blaine, and Tazewell.

Local listings include East Tennessee Food Market, Cox & Wright Food Center, Lakeshore Market & Deli, and other grocery and convenience businesses in the Rutledge area.

Yellow Pages – Rutledge Grocery Stores  |  Food City Store Finder

Parks & Recreation

Rutledge maintains a municipal park system for local recreation. The city’s municipal code establishes public use of Rutledge City Park and other city parks and recreation facilities, with public park hours generally established between 7:00 a.m. and 11:00 p.m.

The surrounding East Tennessee region also offers outdoor recreation associated with the area’s rolling terrain, lakes, rivers, and rural landscape.

Rutledge Municipal Code – Parks & Recreation

Utilities & Connectivity

The property has a well and septic tank, providing property-specific water and wastewater systems. Area-level broadband availability in Rutledge includes fiber, cable, DSL, fixed-wireless, and satellite options, although availability varies by address and should be confirmed before selecting a provider.

Broadband Map’s Rutledge data, based primarily on FCC Broadband Data Collection information, lists providers including Trilight, KUB, Spectrum, Frontier, Starlink, T-Mobile, MINTernet, and AT&T within the broader Rutledge area.

Broadband Map – Rutledge, Tennessee Internet Providers  |  MTAS – Rutledge Municipal Information

Development & Planning

Grainger County maintains a Planning Commission responsible for subdivision review and related land-development processes in the county outside the incorporated town limits of Rutledge, Blaine, and Bean Station. The commission publishes 2026 meeting dates, agendas, and subdivision regulations for public review.

Development proposals can change over time, so buyers considering surrounding land should review current county and municipal planning records for any project affecting a particular parcel or road corridor.

Grainger County Planning Commission

Property Summary