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Scenic view of the Bulls Gap, Tennessee area — illustrative, not a specific property.
Hawkins County

Bulls GapHomes for Sale in Bulls Gap, Tennessee

Hawkins County · Railroad Village · Bays Mountain

A small railroad town in the gap, surrounded by open country and quiet ridges.

County
Hawkins
Character
Rural village
Ridge
Bays Mountain
Interstate
I-81 exit
To Morristown
≈20 min
To Greeneville
≈20 min
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Recent sales

What homes are selling for in Bulls Gap, TN

86 homes have closed in Bulls Gap over the past 12 months at a median sale price of $212,500, with sellers getting about 95% of their asking price. Below are the most recent closings, shown without addresses.

HomeSold forAsking priceSq ftAcresClosed
3 bed, 1 bath$200,000$229,0001,1760.54Nov 2026
3 bed, 2 bath$270,600$270,6001,5001.00Nov 2026
3 bed, 2 bath$270,600$11,5001.00Nov 2026
Home$95,000$92,000—7.42Nov 2026
Home$149,999$169,900—11.38Oct 2026
3 bed, 2 bath$245,000$275,0001,4282.11Oct 2026
3 bed, 2 bath$642,500$650,0002,06412.17Oct 2026
3 bed, 2 bath$642,500$650,0002,06412.17Oct 2026
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About Bulls Gap

Bulls Gap is a small Hawkins County town named for the natural gap through Bays Mountain that carried first the wagon road and then the railroad through this part of East Tennessee. It remains a compact village surrounded by farmland.

Its I-81 interchange makes it an easy commute point to Morristown, Greeneville, and the Tri-Cities while keeping rural lot sizes and pricing that are hard to find closer to the cities.

What you'll find on the market

The notes below describe general geography and property types, not any specific listing.

In-town homes

Modest in-town homes on village lots with municipal utilities.

Acreage & land

Rural homesites and mini-farms on a few acres along county roads.

Views, water & retreats

Larger farm and timber tracts on the Bays Mountain side.

Newer builds & commercial

Commuter-oriented properties near the I-81 interchange.

Bulls Gap, Tennessee landscape — illustrative scene.
Bulls Gap · Illustrative

Rail lines curving through misty pasture at first light.

Lifestyle

Quiet country roads, railroad history, the Bulls Gap Motor Speedway on race nights, and a short drive to lakes in either direction.

Getting around

  • • Direct I-81 interchange
  • • Morristown — about 20 minutes
  • • Greeneville — about 20 minutes
  • • Cherokee Lake — about 20 minutes
  • • Tri-Cities — about 50 minutes

A look around the area

Illustrative scenes of the landscape that shapes the Bulls Gap market.

Misty ridges at dawn — illustrative scene, not a specific listing.
Misty ridges at dawn
Rail line through the valley — illustrative scene, not a specific listing.
Rail line through the valley
Rolling pasture country — illustrative scene, not a specific listing.
Rolling pasture country

Market context

Bulls Gap generally offers lower price-per-acre than the surrounding cities, with most inventory in modest in-town homes, rural homesites, and mid-size farm tracts. Utilities and septic suitability vary widely outside the village.

For current comparable sales, days-on-market, and a property-specific valuation in Bulls Gap, request a private CMA from Spring Mountain Realty.

Landmarks & local geography

  • Bulls Gap Railroad Museum
  • Historic village center
  • Bays Mountain ridge
  • Volunteer Speedway (nearby)

Outdoor recreation

  • Cherokee Lake access to the west
  • Bays Mountain ridge country
  • Nolichucky River (nearby)
  • Rural cycling routes

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Information on this page describes Bulls Gap's geography, lifestyle, and general real estate market context only. It is not a representation about the makeup of any neighborhood, the character of its residents, school assignments or quality, crime, or the suitability of the area for any particular buyer or household. Buyers are encouraged to conduct their own independent research — including school assignments through Hawkins County Schools, property tax data through the county assessor, utility and septic availability, and any other criteria personally important to them — and to consult the relevant public agencies.

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