7300 Snake Hollow Rd

A remodeled cottage on 15.4 acres at the base of the mountains outside Sneedville, Tennessee, listed at $174,999. The home is 936 square feet across two levels, three bedrooms and one bathroom, built in 1986, with a spacious front deck looking out over the surrounding woods.

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The approach

The driveway climbs through hardwood forest from Snake Hollow Road, gravel the whole way, with the house set into the hillside above it. The listing describes the setting as very quiet and private, and the aerial photos back that up: no other rooftops are visible anywhere near the property.

The acreage runs to 15.4 acres, described in the listing as private, wooded, and rolling. The listing also mentions an easement to a creek across the road and calls the land good for hunting and recreation. None of the photos in this gallery show that creek directly, so take the listing’s word for it rather than ours and confirm the easement’s exact terms with the agent.

The deck and the view

The front deck is the home’s clearest selling point. It runs the width of the house, and the listing’s claim of expansive mountain views holds up in the photos: open sightlines stretch out past the yard toward the ridgelines beyond.

Drone photography taken on a foggy day shows the full scale of the surrounding terrain, with the property’s own rooftop visible from altitude against miles of forested ridge.

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Inside

The kitchen is the most finished room in the house: white cabinets, granite-look counters, stainless appliances, and a dining table set into an eat-in layout. The listing calls out a beautiful remodel with attention to detail, and the kitchen is where that shows most clearly.

A living area with wood-look flooring and a ceiling fan sits off the kitchen, and the main level includes bedroom and bathroom space finished with tile accents and a walk-in shower.

Two large rooms sit upstairs, both finished in hardwood flooring under the roofline, matching the listing’s own description of two large upstairs rooms as one of the property’s highlights. The listing does not break down which of the home’s three bedrooms are upstairs versus on the main level. A wood-burning fireplace is listed among the home’s features, along with a heat pump for primary heating and cooling.

The land beyond the yard

Past the cleared yard, the land is genuinely wooded rather than landscaped: dirt paths cut through brush and leaf litter, with the kind of cover that supports the listing’s framing of this as hunting and recreation land. A small storage shed sits near the home.

The facts

What to know before you call

The listing’s description mentions this property sits on the lower portion of a larger tract that also includes a separate, larger home nearby, available on its own or as a combined purchase. That second property is not part of this listing or this post. If a combined purchase interests you, ask the agent directly rather than assuming anything from these photos, since none of them show that second home’s interior.

The listing’s own facts panel gives an estimated $326 annual tax figure, while the public tax history’s most recent entry is $367 for 2022. We used the public tax history figure since it reflects an actual county record, but confirm the current number with the county before budgeting around either one. Note also that the public tax history here stops at 2022, so ask the agent or county directly for anything more current.

The property is priced at $174,999, listed 9/4/2026 with no other price-history detail worth reporting beyond that.

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AJ Alford at Your Home Sold Guaranteed Realty is the listing agent and handles showings. Reach them through the brokerage. More like this lands in the Monday email, including more deals like this one, which you can also track directly through foreclosure.com.