Are you in search of a spacious two-story home nestled on expansive acreage? Look no further! Welcome to 365 Hatmaker Ridge Rd, a gem in the heart of Jacksboro boasting 5 acres of picturesque mountain views. This charming home offers 2,448 square feet of living space, featuring 5 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. Upon arrival, you'll be captivated by its elegant pillars and lofty stature. The main floor showcases a generous primary suite, complemented by an oversized sunroom overlooking serene pastures and breathtaking mountain vistas. The well-appointed kitchen adjoins the cozy living area, while a convenient powder room caters to guests. Upstairs, discover four additional spacious bedrooms and a second bathroom. The full unfinished basement presents endless possibilities for customization, adding an extra 1,080 square feet of potential living space. Beyond the beauty of the home lies its rare 5-acre unrestricted expanse, perfect for livestock, future builds, gardening, or family recreation. Additionally, there's a 38x44 equipment shed to store all your toys! Despite its tranquil rural setting, you're just 5 minutes from I-75 and 10 minutes from two marinas on Norris Lake. Don't miss out on this extraordinary opportunity; schedule your private tour today!
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