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  AC:Heat Pump3	true
  Business Type:Other33	true
  Business Type:Residential2	true
  Business Type:See Remarks33	true
  Contract Info:Foreclosure	No
  Development Status:Finished Lot(s)	true
  Development Status:Infrastructure In	true
  Electric Service:220 Volts	true
  Exterior Finish:Wood Siding	true
  General Property Description:Acres	46.13
  General Property Description:Annual Lease	0.0
  General Property Description:HOA YN	No
  General Property Description:Lease	No
  General Property Description:Lot Size2	46.13
  General Property Description:Total SqFt Finished	2955.0
  General Property Description:Total SqFt Unfinished	0.0
  General Property Description:Zoning2	A-1
  Heating:Heat Pump2	true
  Info Available:ProfitLoss Statement	true
  Info Available:See Remarks28	true
  Location Tax Legal Info:City Taxes	0.0
  Location Tax Legal Info:County Taxes	1635.98
  Location Tax Legal Info:Deed Book #	538A
  Location Tax Legal Info:Deed Page #	2352
  Other Equipment:Additional Building(s)	true
  Other Equipment:Dishwasher2	true
  Other Equipment:Dryer2	true
  Other Equipment:Part Fenced	true
  Other Equipment:Range2	true
  Other Equipment:Refrigerator2	true
  Other Equipment:See Remarks38	true
  Property Condition:Above Average	true
  Remarks Misc:Directions3	From Greeneville, take W. Summer to Brown Springs road left on Mt. Caramel Road, left on Goodman Loop, property on right.
  Remarks Misc:Public Remarks7	Visitors often smell Midfield Lavender Farm before they see it. Each June, more than 1,300 lavender plants bloom across these 46 acres, and guests step out of their cars smelling the fresh lavender, with peace being the first sense you receive. Since 2014, Midfield has grown into one of East Tennessee's most recognized agritourism destinations, welcoming some 1,200 visitors in a single season for U-pick events, festivals, markets, weddings, and concerts. Eleven lavender varieties supply a retail line carried in five stores across the region. The farm has been featured in Tennessee Home & Farm Magazine, on PBS's Farm and Fun Time, and on Tennessee Vacations' list of Must-See Farms. The customer base is loyal, the brand is established, and the infrastructure is ready for more. The home matches the land. Built in 2006 and expanded in 2019 under Jim Wright, a Kingsport architect, the residence offers nearly 3,000 square feet arranged around two great rooms and a loft. The kitchen features Bosch appliances and a gas range, with a Rinnai tankless system supplying the hot water. Gas fireplaces warm the winters. Porches carry the other three seasons, each one facing pasture. The working bones of the farm are equally sound: a Yoderbilt greenhouse with 60-amp service and its own water supply, upgraded barns, a widened drive with a guest parking loop, and a stocked pond with a fishing dock. This is a turnkey transfer. The sale includes the business assets, digital presence, brand goodwill, and vendor relationships, and the sellers are offering up to 100 hours of transition support after closing. Select farm equipment and furnishings may be available. For twelve years, one family has poured itself into this place. The next owner inherits the fields, the home, the brand, and mornings that smell like lavender. See more: Visit the farm online: midfieldfarm.com View the full property history: heyzine.com/flip-book/9cecc92fd1.html Buyer/buyers agent to verify all information.
  Restrictions:See Remarks34	true
  Restrictions:Utility Easement2	true
  Road Access:County Road	true
  Roof:Shingle	true
  Sale Includes:Fee Simple	true
  Sale Includes:See Remarks35	true
  Sewer:Septic Tank	true
  Water:Public	true
  Videos:	(none)
  Virtual Tours:	[#1]

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