11766 Rocky Hill Road is a 1996 log home on 11 acres in Washington County, Virginia, listed at $699,900. It has four bedrooms, three full baths, about 4,400 finished square feet within 5,300 total, a 900-square-foot great room, and a five-stall barn with power and water, three fenced paddocks and a pond, about 17 minutes from State Street in Bristol.
The land
Eleven acres of rolling pasture and mature woods, laid out so the open ground and the privacy work together. The equestrian setup is already built: a five-stall barn with power and water, three fenced paddocks, and pasture. A farm pond adds water for recreation and a view from the house. The setting looks out toward the mountains.

| Acreage | 11 acres: pasture, part wooded, rolling |
|---|---|
| Barn | Five stalls, power and water |
| Fencing | Three fenced paddocks |
| Water | Farm pond |
| View | Mountains |
The home
The center of the house is a 900-square-foot great room with windows on three sides, so the land is in view from every seat. Warm wood interiors run throughout. A propane fireplace anchors the living space, served by two 100-pound tanks. The kitchen has granite counters and opens to the dining area.
The finished, heated lower level walks out to the grounds and adds room for recreation and entertaining, plus flexible space for an office, a guest suite or another bedroom. The lower level is plumbed and has its own garage door.

| Built | 1996, log construction, one-level ranch with finished walk-out lower level |
|---|---|
| Size | About 4,400 sq ft finished, 5,300 sq ft total |
| Bedrooms and baths | 4 bedrooms, 3 full baths |
| Great room | About 900 sq ft, windows on three sides, gas log fireplace |
| Kitchen | Granite counters, kitchen and dining combined, open plan |
| Systems | Central heat pump heating and cooling, propane, water softener |
| Exterior | Metal roof, double-pane windows, covered front porch |
| Parking | Attached garage, asphalt driveway |
Living on the Virginia side, by the numbers
Buyers often assume the Virginia side of Bristol costs more to own. For this property, the property tax runs the other way. The county billed $2,499 for 2025 on an assessed value of $620,100, according to public records.
| Annual property tax at this price | Estimate |
|---|---|
| This property, Washington County, VA (2025 actual) | $2,499 |
| Same value, rural Sullivan County, TN | About $2,822 |
| Same value, inside Bristol, TN city limits | About $6,051 |
Income tax is the other side of the ledger. Virginia taxes income at rates up to 5.75%, while Tennessee has no broad income tax. Virginia does not tax Social Security benefits, according to the Virginia Department of Taxation. Whether the Virginia side costs more depends on your income, not the house. For a side-by-side look, read Bristol, Tennessee or Bristol, Virginia: which side should I buy on?
Pasture may also matter at tax time. Washington County's land use program sets a 5-acre minimum for pasture and 20 acres for forest, and the Commissioner of the Revenue decides eligibility, per the county's land use schedule. Ask the Commissioner's office before you rely on it.
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Location
The property sits in the county outside Bristol, Virginia, in the John S. Battle High School district.
| Drive to | About |
|---|---|
| State Street, downtown Bristol | 17 minutes, 8 miles |
| Downtown Abingdon, VA | 24 minutes, 15 miles |
| Bristol Motor Speedway | 32 minutes, 17 miles |
| Tri-Cities Airport (TRI) | 36 minutes, 25 miles |
| Johnson City, TN | 55 minutes, 34 miles |
| Schools | High Point Elementary · Wallace Middle · John S. Battle High (Washington County Public Schools) |
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Questions buyers ask
Is the property set up for horses?
Yes. It has a five-stall barn with power and water, three fenced paddocks, and open pasture on 11 acres.
What are the property taxes?
Washington County billed $2,499 for 2025 on an assessed value of $620,100, according to public records.
How far is it from Bristol?
About 17 minutes and 8 miles to State Street in downtown Bristol, and about 36 minutes to Tri-Cities Airport, by estimated drive time without traffic.
Which schools serve the home?
High Point Elementary, Wallace Middle and John S. Battle High, in Washington County Public Schools. Confirm school assignment with the district.
Is the property in Tennessee or Virginia?
Virginia. It is in Washington County, outside the city of Bristol, Virginia, with a Bristol mailing address and the 24202 ZIP code.
Does the house have a basement?
Yes. The lower level is finished, heated and plumbed, walks out to the grounds, and has its own garage door, with room for recreation and flexible space for an office, guest suite or bedroom.
Could the pasture qualify for Virginia land use taxation?
Possibly. Washington County's land use program sets a 5-acre minimum for pasture, and the Commissioner of the Revenue decides eligibility, so ask that office before relying on it.
How big is the house?
About 4,400 square feet finished and 5,300 square feet total, with four bedrooms, three full baths and a finished walk-out lower level.
Private showings
See the land in person.
Tell Chris when you would like to walk the property. He will confirm a time and send the full disclosure package.
Or call Chris directly: 423.850.1881




