Three-Bedroom Log Cabin on 5.36 Wooded Acres – Crawford, TN – $289,900

Property Overview

Tucked away on 5.36 wooded acres in Crawford, Tennessee, this three-bedroom, three-bath single-family log cabin offers a private country setting with flexible living space, mature trees, colorful landscaping, and room for hobbies, guests, recreation, and outdoor enjoyment. Built in 2011, the two-level home features 2,255 square feet of interior living area, beautiful vaulted wood ceilings, an open-concept living area, and both the primary bedroom and a guest bedroom on the main level.

The upper level provides a third bedroom with a full bathroom and can also serve as a flexible space for a home office, studio, or hobby room. A full, partially finished basement with walk-out access adds additional room for recreation, entertaining, storage, or other uses. Covered porches and decks extend the living space outdoors, while mature trees and the wooded acreage create a natural setting.

Interior Features

The main level centers around an open living room with beautiful vaulted wood ceilings. The primary bedroom and second bedroom are both located on the main level, along with the kitchen, dining area, laundry, and living room.

Interior features include new paint, ceiling fans, vaulted ceilings, walk-in closets, tile, carpet and concrete flooring, double-pane windows, and storm windows. The kitchen includes a dishwasher, gas oven, refrigerator, gas range, and microwave. A washer and dryer are also included, with laundry located on the main level.

The home has three full bathrooms and a wood-burning fireplace. Heating includes electric, propane, and central systems, while central air provides cooling.

Bedrooms, Basement & Flexible Space

Two bedrooms are positioned on the main level, including the primary bedroom. The third bedroom is upstairs and includes its own full bathroom. This upper-level space can also accommodate a home office, studio, hobby room, or other flexible use.

The full basement is partially finished and includes walk-out access. Its additional space can be used for recreation, entertaining, storage, hobbies, or other household needs.

Land & Outdoor Features

The property encompasses 5.36 acres with a combination of wooded and cleared areas, mature trees, garden space, views, and an irregular lot configuration. Horses are permitted on the property, providing additional flexibility for buyers interested in a rural lifestyle.

Covered porches and decks provide outdoor areas for relaxing and enjoying the surrounding trees and landscaped grounds. The property also includes exterior lighting and garden features.

Outbuilding, RV Access & Parking

A spacious outbuilding with electricity provides additional utility space for storage, hobbies, equipment, or other uses. The property also includes a detached carport and RV access and parking, with RV hookups already in place.

Construction & Property Details

Built in 2011, the home is a single-family residence constructed with log siding, HardiePlank-type siding, and frame construction. The roof is composition shingle. The property is located in the Ledges at Chapel Hill subdivision and has no HOA.

Property records identify parcel number 144.00 and R-1 zoning. The property uses a septic tank for sewer service and has public water through a utility district. Natural gas is connected and propane is also available for the property. Electric service uses circuit breakers.

Buyer Area Research

Area Overview

Crawford is located in Overton County in Tennessee’s Upper Cumberland region. Overton County’s 2025 population estimate was 23,787, with approximately 433.49 square miles of land area. The county describes its setting as rolling hills and valleys of the Cumberland Plateau, with access to the backwaters of Dale Hollow Lake.

Sources: U.S. Census Bureau QuickFacts  |  Overton County Government

Safety & Crime

Available 2024 Tennessee Bureau of Investigation data for the Overton County Sheriff’s Office reported 394 Group A offenses, with 244 cleared, for a 61.93% clearance rate. The county-level reporting includes offenses across the sheriff’s jurisdiction and should not be interpreted as a property-specific safety measurement.

A separate FBI-based 2024 compilation covering reporting agencies in Overton County recorded 61 violent offenses and 98 property offenses. Crime statistics can vary according to reporting coverage, agency participation, classification, and methodology, so buyers should review the underlying government data for the most current information.

Sources: Tennessee Bureau of Investigation – Crime in Tennessee 2024  |  FBI Crime Data Explorer

Schools & Education

The property is in the Overton County Schools system. Nearby schools identified for the property include Wilson Elementary, Livingston Middle School, and Livingston Academy. School proximity does not by itself establish enrollment assignment, so buyers should confirm current school zones directly with Overton County Schools before making enrollment decisions.

Wilson Elementary is located in Crawford, while Livingston Middle School and Livingston Academy are located in Livingston. Overton County Schools currently lists Wilson Elementary, Livingston Middle School, and Livingston Academy among its district schools.

Sources: Overton County Schools  |  Livingston Middle School  |  Livingston Academy

Healthcare & Hospitals

Healthcare services in the surrounding county are centered largely in Livingston. Overton County lists Livingston Regional Hospital at 315 Oak Street in Livingston, along with Livingston Family Healthcare, Eye Centers of Tennessee, pharmacies, physical therapy services, dentistry, and other healthcare providers.

The Tennessee Department of Health also operates an Overton County health department at 5880 Bradford-Hicks Drive in Livingston.

Sources: Overton County Healthcare Resources  |  Tennessee Department of Health

Housing Market History

ZIP Code 38554 provides a useful market-area reference for Crawford. Zillow reported a typical 38554 home value of $218,071 as of May 31, 2026, with a one-year change of 8.3%. A separate current housing-data compilation using Zillow Home Value Index information reported a five-year increase of 20.6% and a ten-year increase of 109.5% as of July 2026.

Sources: Zillow Research – 38554 Housing Market  |  38554 Housing Market Data

Transportation & Access

Transportation in the Crawford area is primarily road-based. Tennessee Department of Transportation records show state-route activity in Overton County during 2026, including utility work along SR-111 and resurfacing activity on other state routes. Tennessee 511 provides current road, construction, incident, and weather-related travel information for motorists.

Sources: Tennessee Department of Transportation – September 2026 Roadway Activity  |  Tennessee 511

Shopping & Everyday Services

Everyday shopping and services are available in nearby Livingston. Current local listings include grocery options such as Food Lion, Save-A-Lot, Jerry’s IGA, Bud’s Grocery, and other neighborhood markets. Livingston also has pharmacies, convenience stores, restaurants, coffee shops, professional services, and businesses serving the wider Overton County community.

Downtown Livingston provides additional shops, restaurants, antique stores, professional services, and community-oriented businesses around the historic courthouse square.

Sources: Livingston Grocery Directory  |  City of Livingston Community Information

Parks & Recreation

Outdoor recreation is an important part of the surrounding area. Overton County highlights Standing Stone State Park, which encompasses almost 11,000 acres and offers a recreation center and facilities for outdoor sports. Dale Hollow Lake provides boating, fishing, swimming, and scuba-diving opportunities, with Livingston Boat Dock providing access from the county.

Livingston also offers Central Park with a playground, splash pad, walking trail, fitness equipment, picnic areas, and an amphitheater. The wider area includes additional outdoor attractions and recreational facilities.

Sources: Overton County Recreation  |  City of Livingston Community Information

Utilities & Connectivity

Area utility resources include Upper Cumberland Electric Membership Corporation and Volunteer Energy Cooperative for electric service, while Twin Lakes Telephone provides communications services in the county. Overton County identifies East Fork Utility District as serving the Hanging Limb, Wilder, and Crawford areas for water service.

County-level broadband availability is established, with the U.S. Census Bureau reporting that 80.4% of Overton County households had a broadband Internet subscription during 2020–2024. This is an area-level statistic and does not establish the availability or speed of a particular provider at the property.

The property itself is equipped with public water through a utility district, septic sewer service, natural gas connection, propane, and electric service.

Sources: Overton County Utilities  |  U.S. Census Bureau QuickFacts

Development & Planning

Overton County maintains a Planning Committee for county planning matters. Current publicly available county planning information does not establish a specific major development project immediately associated with 4003 Chapel Hill Road.

Transportation work remains an active area of public infrastructure activity. TDOT documented utility work along SR-111 in Overton County through September 18, 2026, along with other roadway maintenance and resurfacing projects. Project status and schedules can change, so current TDOT information should be reviewed for the latest conditions.

Sources: Overton County Planning Committee  |  Tennessee Department of Transportation

Property Summary