1319 State St
White Pine, TN 37890

This subject investment property is situated at 1319 State Street in White Pine, TN on the intersection of State Street and Main Street. State Street has an average daily traffic count of approximately 10,000 vehicles, while Main Street brings an average of 34,000 vehicles into the immediate area each day. The subject property is well-positioned in a highly dense retail corridor consisting of shopping centers and national and local retail tenants, which are all situated in the immediate surrounding area. Major tenants in the area include: Pizza Plus, Citizens Bank, First Tennessee Bank, Family Dollar, Food City, Dollar General, US Bank, and Healthstar Physicians, as well as many other national and local retail and restaurant concepts. In addition to these retailers, there are two schools located within a three-mile radius of the subject property. Together, Lakeway Christian Academy and White Pine School have an enrollment of nearly 900 students. The subject property is located roughly seven miles south of the Lakeway Regional Hospital. This 135-bed facility is a general care hospital and is a part of the Tennova Healthcare System. White Pine is a town in Tennessee and is located roughly 40 miles west of Knoxville, TN. Just 30 miles from Smokey National Park, Knoxville has developed a culture that embraces nature, the arts, and industry. Knoxville is the home of the flagship campus of the University of Tennessee, which is classified by the Carnegie Commission as having “very high research activity”, and conducts more than $300 million in externally funded research each year. Knoxville serves as the headquarters of the Tennessee Valley Authority and the corporate headquarters of several national and regional companies, including Regal Entertainment Group, Scripps Networks Interactive, and Pilot Flying J. The city is home to a Coca-Cola bottling plant, as well as several automobile parts operations. The city's businesses are served by the 2,100-member Knoxville Area Chamber Partnership. In the past decades, Knoxville has had a successful downtown revitalization. The Tennessee Amphitheater underwent renovations, the Women’s Basketball Hall of Fame opened, and Market Square was redeveloped. Knoxville is home to a rich arts community and has many festivals throughout the year. The Knoxville Symphony Orchestra maintains a core of full-time musicians and performs at over 200 events annually. The city continues its impressive growth, both economically and culturally.