More about where this property is located.....

Mooresburg is located in East Tennessee in Hawkins County.  Mooresburg's population as of the 2010 census was 941 people.  It is conveniently located along US Route 11 W, between Rogersville and Bean Station.

 

As noted previously, this particular property boasts multiple views of water from almost all vantage points on the property.  The water views are all part of Cherokee Lake.  Cherokee Lake is a meandering water body, 28,800 acres in size, created by The TVA (Tennessee Valley Authority) from the waters of the Holston River.  In 1941 the authority created a reservoir by opening up the flow of the river to allow it to fill the natural lowlands of the area, thus creating the lake.  In the 1970s, this particular area blossomed into a bedroom community with easy access to larger metro areas via US Route 11W, a 4-lane highway, connecting to US 25E and thus allowing quick and easy access to all types of services in Morristown, 20 minutes away.  

 

Morristown provides a close enough array of shopping, mall stores, and stand-alone retail, restaurants, grocery stores, hardware and building supplies, art stores, healthcare, hospitals, entertainment, and small businesses that you will never feel isolated.  Yet, you will not be in city limits or traffic congestion. Walmart, Home Depot, Lowes, Rural King, Tractor Supply are just some of the popular retail stores found in Morristown.  Kohls, Marshalls, Dicks Sporting Goods, Town Center Mall, Maurice's offer a wide variety of shopping choices.  Many chain and family-owned local restaurants  can be found in Morristown to satisfy just about any appetite.

 

Rogersville 

Just North of Mooresburg, a 15-minute drive, is historic Rogersville, founded a year before the American Revolution.  In Rogersville you have easy, quick access to fast food, grocery, fuel, banks, hardware, laundromat, Walmart, and a quaint and history-rich old town with businesses and an art district. Rogersville was settled by Davy Crockett's grandparents in 1775 and is a showcase of original, mostly untouched, Federalist style buildings which remain intact dating back to 1789.  So much history is packed into this quaint town. Everywhere you look are historic markers telling of the buildings, the significance in history, and the visitors and owners of the tavern which was a common stopping place for this country's biggest names of the time, such as Andrew Jackson.  Also, there is still standing, the hotel where notorious historical figures stayed, as well as the cemetery where you will be sure to see  several names you recognize from the history books.