Appalachian Escape to Remote Wilderness

If you're looking to escape it all, this beautiful 85-acre mountain property east of Jackson might be just what you need. Sitting way back in the upper reaches of Fletcher Fork in Hunting Creek, this place is all about peace, quiet, and nature. The land stretches across a whole upper valley with ridges and rolling hills that slope toward the south entrance. Right now, there's an old, grown-up dirt road about 3,500 feet long that you can only hike in on from the south, but with a small dozer, it'd be pretty easy to open it back up for trucks or ATVs. You'll find a mix of oak and hickory up top, with red maple, yellow poplar, and beech trees in the valleys. The blend of understory and mature trees provide plenty of food and cover for deer, turkey, and even bear. Old trails wind through the property, leading you to great hunting spots with awesome views and plenty of privacy. There's even a sweet spot in the west valley that would be perfect for building an off-grid cabin your own quiet mountain hideaway. The property has about 2,100 feet of a blue-line stream and 680 feet of an intermittent stream, starting right here on the land. For even more outdoor fun, Buckhorn Lake and Cave Run Lake are just a short drive away for fishing, boating, and more. This place is private, with no easements cut through, so you're tucked away at the end of the road. If you want to experience what real mountain peace property is calling your name. Reach out, and let's discuss making this your next great adventure.