Three-bedroom farmhouse on 4.11 unrestricted acres in Morristown, Tennessee. Built in 1920, this Hamblen County home has stayed in the same family for three generations, and you feel that care the moment you walk in. Refinished hardwood floors run through the main level, where you'll find a roomy living room, a long eat-in kitchen, all three bedrooms, and the full bathroom on one floor. Upstairs, two bonus rooms with their own mini splits stay comfortable year-round and give you space for a home office, a craft room, overflow guests, or the home gym you keep meaning to set up.

The big projects that worry buyers in an older home are already done. The septic tank and field lines were replaced in 2025, a new PEX water line went in the same year, the HVAC system was installed about 8 years ago, exterior siding was freshly painted, and the shingles are about 15 years old. A large laundry room gives you a real spot to drop muddy boots and work clothes after a day outside.   Out back, the covered patio is where mornings start with coffee and evenings wind down, looking out over land that's all yours. The acreage is zoned A-1 with no restrictions, so you decide what happens here: a big garden, chickens, a horse, a workshop, or a pole barn for the boat and camper.

This home is for the buyer who wants elbow room and quiet without giving up a quick drive into Morristown for groceries, dining, and work. It's for the person who loves the character of an old farmhouse but would rather not spend year one replacing a septic system. Dover Road keeps you in the country with space to grow, and still close to everything Hamblen County offers.

Historic 1920 farmhouse, updated where it counts, on unrestricted acreage in Morristown.