Grandview on Signal is surrounded by woodland and three beautiful streams.Situated on about 500 acres of carefully tended woodland with three streams that flow year-round, is the serene mountain setting of Grandview on Signal.
“Grandview is appealing to many because it sits just within the Sequatchie County line and the property makes it feel like you’re miles away from civilization,” said owner and developer Bryan Patten.
Since being acquired by his family in 1940, Patten said the land has been carefully and thoughtfully tended to reflect the natural and idyllic setting in which the development is located. The overall subdivision is comprised of four different phases and currently has 30 lots still available for purchase. Regardless of whether the lots are level, sloping, back up to one of the streams or offer distant views of the surrounding valleys, each ranges in size anywhere from five to upwards of 15 acres.
The available lots carry a price tag starting at $55,000 and increase depending on the type of lot.
“Stream-front lots are more desirable, but they cost a little bit more,” said Patten. “However, there is no bad lot in this neighborhood.” Additionally, homeowners can enjoy the beautifully landscaped entrance which features a stone wall entrance that meanders past a two-acre park adjacent to Standifer Creek.