Welcome to Highlands At Big South Fork, a stunning subdivision nestled in the picturesque Fentress County, Tennessee. Located in the charming city of Jamestown, this community offers a serene and idyllic setting for those seeking a peaceful and scenic lifestyle.
One of the standout features of the homes in Highlands At Big South Fork is their rolling slope lot description. True to its name, this subdivision boasts homes that are perfectly situated on lots with rolling slopes. This unique topography adds character and charm to the properties, providing homeowners with breathtaking views and a sense of tranquility.
Living in a home with a rolling slope lot offers numerous advantages. The sloping terrain allows for creative landscaping opportunities, allowing homeowners to create beautiful terraced gardens, cascading water features, and outdoor living spaces that take full advantage of the natural beauty of the surroundings. Additionally, these lots often offer enhanced privacy, as the sloping terrain can create natural barriers between properties.
Whether you're looking for a place to build your dream home or searching for the perfect property to settle down in, Highlands At Big South Fork offers a range of options to suit your needs. Immerse yourself in the beauty of nature, enjoy outdoor recreational activities, and experience the peaceful ambiance that this subdivision has to offer.
Come and explore Highlands At Big South Fork, where rolling slopes meet the perfect blend of comfort and natural beauty.
Lot 42 in the Exquisite Highlands at Big South Fork. Subdivision has Gated Entrance, Paved Roads, Underground Utilities, Miles of Adjacent Horse Trails with Breath Taking...
Lot 40 on 1.14 acres located in the Exquisite Highlands at Big South Fork. Subdivision has Gated Entrance, Paved Roads, Underground Utilities, Miles of Adjacent Horse Tra...
Lot 41 on 1.98 acres located in the Exquisite Highlands at Big South Fork. Subdivision has Gated Entrance, Paved Roads, Underground Utilities, Miles of Adjacent Horse Tra...
