Two Buildings, Two Potential Income Streams with Limitless Possibilities
What makes this property a rare opportunity is its frontage on the Holston River's renowned trout-fishing waters — inventory that is finite and effectively irreplaceable. Six minutes to Downtown.
Rare two-building riverside hospitality and flex opportunity on Kingsport's historic Holston River corridor — a scenic, high-visibility connector between Downtown Kingsport, the Long Island of the Holston, and the western edge of the city. The property is anchored by a move-in-ready restaurant / hospitality building positioned to capture year-round Greenbelt, river-recreation, and heritage-tourism traffic, paired with a second building suited to a wide range of secondary uses — from a riverside bar or entertainment / music venue to light industrial, showroom, warehouse, or service-trade headquarters.
Building One — Move-In Ready Restaurant / Hospitality
The primary building is a turnkey restaurant / hospitality space ready for an operator to step in and open. Positioned directly on the Netherland Inn Road / Holston River corridor, it captures Greenbelt foot traffic, paddle and river-recreation visitors, heritage-tourism flow tied to the Netherland Inn (1818) and Long Island of the Holston, and steady commuter and event traffic between Downtown Kingsport and the western residential districts. The elevated floors and above-floodplain positioning support full ground-floor hospitality use without the elevation, venting, or floodproofing retrofits that constrain most riverside competitors.
Building Two — Flex Building (Riverside Bar, Venue, or Industrial)
The second building is a flexible, build-out-ready footprint that supports a wide range of complementary uses, including:
• Riverside bar, taproom, or beer garden — paired with the hospitality building as a combined food-and-drink destination
• Entertainment or live-music venue — capitalizing on the riverfront patio orientation
• Light industrial — dry, ground-floor square footage for production, fabrication, or assembly
• Showroom — home goods, outdoor recreation, power sports, or specialty trade display
• Warehouse — inventory, equipment, or vehicle storage on a corridor with rare elevated, non-encumbered footprint
• Headquarters for an HVAC, plumbing, electrical, or other service-based business — with showroom, office, and yard / storage on a single parcel
Carson Jones
eXp Commercial
