5 Properties With a Year-Round Creek in Tennessee (Cabin Included)

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  @WithMarlin · 3 months ago · pinned

  📌 Everything from this video, with the links that actually work:<br>🗺️ THE ONE THAT MATTERS (start here): LandSearch Tennessee, filtered for land with a creek. This is the durable portal, the one that does not expire the moment a single listing sells, and it lets you filter specifically for a small private creek running through a parcel, which is exactly what we hunted for in this video. → <a href="https://www.landsearch.com/creek/tennessee">https://www.landsearch.com/creek/tennessee</a> Backup portal with the same power: LandWatch Tennessee (sort by water features and creek). → <a href="https://www.landwatch.com/tennessee-land-for-sale">https://www.landwatch.com/tennessee-land-for-sale</a><br>⏳ TIMING: Creek properties that already have a cabin on them are seasonal and they sell fast. Do two things today. First, make your free account and save your search now, so you are first in line when one drops instead of third. Second, never trust the word &quot;year-round&quot; from a spring photo. If you can, go stand on the bank in the dry month, August or September. The creek tells the truth in late summer.<br>🔔 BUILD YOUR OWN ALERT (about three minutes):<br>Make a free account on LandSearch (or LandWatch).<br>Open the Tennessee listings and set the property type to land or homes with acreage.<br>Turn on the creek/water filter and add the keywords &quot;creek&quot; and &quot;cabin.&quot;<br>Save the search.<br>Switch the alerts from weekly to instant. Now the listing hits your inbox the hour it goes live.<br>✉️ SOLD DOESN&apos;T MEAN GONE: Found the perfect one and it already says sold? Good. The new owner is sitting on the county tax record, in public, because somebody has to pay the property taxes. Look up the parcel on your county property assessor&apos;s website (Tennessee&apos;s statewide assessment data is also searchable through the Comptroller of the Treasury). Find the owner of record. Then write the one letter nobody else thinks to send: you love the creek, you would treasure the place, and if they ever think about selling you would like to be the first call. People who own living water understand exactly why a stranger would write that. Most keep the letter. Some, years later, pull it back out of a drawer.<br>🏞️ THE FIVE (verified at the time of filming; specific listings move, so lean on the portals above): • The hand-built log home on roughly 37 acres with more than 2,000 feet of frontage on Rock Creek, in Franklin County. Listed through Winton Auction and Realty Co., so call the auction house directly and ask when it sells. • The roughly 91-acre spring-fed sportsman&apos;s place, a remodeled cabin sitting right on a year-round creek (search the portals for &quot;year-round creek&quot; plus &quot;spring&quot; plus &quot;cabin&quot;). • The 8 acres in Giles County with a home and a year-round creek running the back line, the one most of us could actually swing. • The creek-front cabin near the Gatlinburg gateway towns, set up as a short-term rental (confirm that exact parcel&apos;s rental rules in writing before you bank on the income). • Hidden Falls, the roughly 60-acre estate near Ashland City in Cheatham County, with two year-round creeks, waterfalls, and two springs. Decidedly not a cabin. Included on purpose.<br>▶️ Subscribe and stick around. This whole channel is one job: finding the strange, beautiful properties at the edge of the map and showing you exactly how to get them. There is always another one out there.

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  @marnycoggins4535 · 3 months ago

  We have a cabin in Tennessee. &nbsp;We live on a year-around creek. &nbsp;And it is a small puece of heaven!!!

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  @stevecoover4268 · 3 months ago

  Without a doubt the spring fed 91 acres, if it has enough to have a small hydro electric power plant.

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  @craig-n1f · 2 months ago

  Hi

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  @Stevet-ji9mm · 3 months ago

  You need to show just the dwelling when speaking about it. You’re cutting out many out of state people like myself that needs as much info, BR, baths, upstairs and down, when it was built.

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  @Stevet-ji9mm · 3 months ago (edited)

  Is it possible to get the addresses for the &nbsp;first 3 cabins. We live in Florida and access is difficult to drive to. &nbsp;An address would be helpful and we have been looking for 3?years. We’re retired and this would be a cash transaction. We’re looking for a 2/2 split.Thanks Steve

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  @LittlePropertiesofTN · 3 months ago

  Without addresses this video was a total waste of time

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  @judywho22 · 3 months ago

  For &quot;F&quot; sake I was interested in seeing these properties but sitting here listening to you drone on and on with redundant sentences describing the difference between a glorified mud puddle and an actual creek had me pulling my hair out!!! Just get to the properties already!!! Jeeeez

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  @brianpendergast2894 · 3 months ago

  This is AI BULLCRAP

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  @melaniejones744 · 3 months ago

  You are too chatty just get to the info

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  @TheHestReview · 3 months ago

  Well, just watched the first one….if yuns can’t say the words ‘deeded access’ I’ll take a hard pass.