2998 Rocky Hollow Rd Newport, TN 37821

This spacious, custom-built luxury home on 30 private acres has breathtaking views of the Great Smoky Mountains from practically every room! A gorgeous main-level master bedroom suite boasts a private bathroom, walk-in-closet (with laundry facilities!) and covered deck access. Imagine waking up every morning to that amazing panorama! Additional half-bath on main. The downstairs includes three bedrooms, a full bathroom, bonus room, central den/rec room, laundry room... and crown molding! Living space totals 3672 sf. White oak hardwood floors throughout the home offer natural warmth to the large, well-lit rooms. Stonework and solid wood doors add soothing elements. It's a pleasure to be indoors when one's surroundings integrate so seamlessly with nature's majesty.

Every aspect of this unique home is intentionally designed for aesthetics AND functionality. In summer, enjoy the mountain vistas with an extra breeze from ceiling fans upstairs on one of the two covered porch areas, and grill downstairs on one of the two covered patio areas. In cooler weather, throw a few logs into the stone fireplace and enjoy a genuine (but nearly smokeless) blaze. Rain on the tin roof adds nostalgic charm. And in every season, you'll love the clean lines and convenience of the kitchen design, replete with leathered granite counters. The open floor plan is perfect for comfort and elegant entertaining. Beyond beautiful, this one-of-a-kind place is a work of art you just have to see for yourself!

Built in 2019 and thoughtfully designed for sustainable living and incredibly low utility bills, this exceptional homesite uses well water and a 15 kW grid-connected solar system with 19.6 kWh battery backup. Roomy detached garage with generous overhangs for additional vehicles and storage. You can homestead in style with the super-cute exterior shed, greenhouse, chicken coop, duck house, flower and raised beds. So much to love! Bybee is within easy driving of Knoxville, Johnson City, Pigeon Forge/Gatlinburg and Douglas Lake. Everything one might need is close enough, but why would you ever want to leave?