Morgan County, Tennessee Land For Sale (70 results)

10.88 acres in Four Mile Creek Farms, a unique gated development in Morgan County, Tennessee. This tract is 100% usable level to gently rolling land that is partially cleared with mature trees in the wooded areas. The tract is approximately half cleared and half wooded. The large level field is perfect for your home(s), outbuildings and garden space. Per the restrictions, more than one home would be permitted on the property. Electric, water, phone, and fiber optic internet is at the road. This is a mildly restricted development. The restrictions that are in place are to protect resident's property values and quality of life. Mini farms and hobby farms are welcomed and encouraged. Bring your horses and livestock! There is lots of wildlife in the area. This is also a 2A friendly community! This is a rural country location, but a nice IGA grocery store and other businesses are 15 minutes away in the Clark Range community. Crossville is a major town 45 minutes away with a Buc-ee's and lots of restaurants and stores.

Welcome to the Morgan 615, a large landholding located in Oakdale, a community in Morgan County, Tennessee. The 615 acre tract sprawls out in the hills of East Tennesseesome of the finest woods available on the market in our part of the world. Unlike many large tracts, the Morgan 615 has an extensive road and trail system, allowing access to the majority of the property. The legacy of this place and its natural beauty has been conserved by Foothills Land Conservancy and is currently enrolled in a conservation easement to protect it from becoming a large development and to benefit the wildlife, ecosystem, and beauty that East Tennessee is known for. Two building envelopes allow for your forever home to be built; one is located close to the start of the property, allowing for ease of utilities, and the other is nearly one mile down the gravel road for a true cabin in the woods. The listing agent can offer more insights on what this easement consists of. The recreational opportunities are a major draw to this tract, in my opinion. Upon initial visit, many whitetail deer and wild turkeys were spotted, along with evident sign. Just from the nearly two-mile-long gravel road, over 30 rubs were spotted on trees from the whitetail bucks. A trail camera survey is being conducted currently, and it is showing a very high population of both deer and turkey. The property hasn't been hunted in recent years; I can only imagine the size of the bucks that are roaming this tract. If you're not much of a hunter, the hiking on this property, especially in the fall months with our foliage colors, is second to none with the established trail systems. Horseback riding and ATV usage would be a great way to spend a morning on the Morgan 615. Contact Jason Heathcoe today to schedule a private tour and experience #TheSmallTownWay! Location: Green Ridge Trail Oakdale, TN 37829 Morgan County 11 Miles N of Harriman 41 Miles E of the Catoosa Wildlife Management Area 52 Miles NW of Knoxville 90 Miles NE of Chattanooga 150 Miles E of Nashville Coordinates: 36.01293, -84.54074 Tax Information: Tax ID: 148 012.00 2024 Taxes: $6,225 Property Use: ATV/Horseback Riding Trails Two Building Envelopes Incredible Whitetail Deer and Turkey Hunting Property Information: 615 Surveyed Acres Extensive Road System Conservation Easement in Place Majority Hardwood Timber Access at the end of Green Ridge Trail Estates

Located in the hills of Morgan County near Lancing, Tennessee, this expansive 1,369 acre property offers a rare opportunity to own a large, diverse tract with extensive recreational and habitat features. The land combines natural beauty, wildlife resources, and space for multiple uses, making it suitable for those interested in hunting, outdoor recreation, or establishing a private retreat.The property features a varied landscape composed of hardwood and softwood stands, offering excellent wildlife habitat for species such as deer, turkey, bear, and wild boar. These timbered areas are complemented by strategically placed food plots that support game activity and enhance hunting opportunities. The mix of wooded and open terrain creates a balanced environment that is both functional for wildlife management and scenic for outdoor enjoyment.Two large year-round creeks traverse the property, with a combined length of approximately six miles. These waterways enhance the property's natural aesthetics and provide opportunities for recreational activities. The presence of water, quality cover, and forage further contribute to the property's wildlife appeal.An extensive internal trail system makes accessing the property convenient for multiple activities, including UTV riding, hiking, or horseback riding. This infrastructure allows landowners to move efficiently across the acreage for management, recreation, and hunting purposes. The property's dynamic topography includes ridges, valleys, rock bluffs, and outcroppings, which add to its scenic appeal and create natural funnels and pinch pointsideal setups for hunters seeking strategic stand locations.In addition to its recreational and habitat attributes, the property offers potential for development in designated areas. Multiple building sites provide opportunities for constructing a cabin or residence in a private, secluded setting. These cleared or lightly timbered areas give flexibility for those looking to establish a retreat while maintaining the surrounding natural environment.The property is currently under a conservation easement, which helps ensure its ecological integrity for future generations. This easement restricts certain types of development while allowing sustainable recreational and forestry uses. Importantly, the property includes five designated areas totaling approximately 55 acres that are exempt from the easement. These exempt areas provide flexibility for future building or improvements, giving landowners both long-term land protection and development options where permitted.With its combination of size, diverse habitat, established trails, and water resources, this property offers a unique opportunity for those seeking a large tract of land for outdoor recreation, hunting, or private enjoyment in East Tennessee. Give Wes a call for your private tour in a comfortable side-by-side of this expansive tract in Morgan County, TN.

Located in the rural hills of Morgan County near Sunbright, Tennessee, this 435.7 +/- acre property offers a meticulously managed and diverse landscape tailored for wildlife habitat and outdoor recreation. Featuring a combination of established fields, hardwood timber stands, and planted areas, this turn-key hunting tract is designed with both functionality and conservation in mind.The property includes a well-developed infrastructure that supports hunting, recreation, and long-term land management. Electric service is already on-site; nearby utilities include internet, cable, and telephone access. Well water with a well house provides a reliable water source, and the property includes rights to use natural gas from three active wells.A 2,400-square-foot lodge with 2 BRs and 2 BRs is currently under construction and will offer a future headquarters for lodging, entertaining, or year-round use. The listing price will adjust as lodge construction progresses. The property also benefits from gas lease income, which is sufficient to offset annual property taxes.The land features diverse topography with ridges, hollows, and level fields. These natural variations have been enhanced with switchgrass, partridge peas, and cow peas for soft-edge feathering and screening. Established food plots will be planted with a seasonal mix of winter wheat, peas, and clover to support a broad range of wildlife in time for fall hunting season. Perennial clover is also spread throughout the property to encourage healthy grazing.Water features include a large stocked pond with bass and bluegill, and a year-round creek providing continuous water access for game species. An internal trail system winds throughout the property, allowing access to hunting blinds, food plots, and secluded areas without disruption.The property has been carefully managed for trophy deer hunting, with no bucks harvested in the last five years. In addition to white-tailed deer, wildlife on the property includes turkey, quail, black bear, hogs, and bobcats. The varied habitat provides year-round hunting and wildlife viewing opportunities.Whether for personal recreation, a family retreat, or an income-producing hunting property, this land is ready for its next steward. Give Wes a call for your private tour of this turn-key hunting farm in Morgan County, TN!

Located in the rural hills of Morgan County near Sunbright, Tennessee, this 435.7 +/- acre property offers a meticulously managed and diverse landscape tailored for wildlife habitat and outdoor recreation. Featuring a combination of established fields, hardwood timber stands, and planted areas, this turn-key hunting tract is designed with both functionality and conservation in mind.The property includes a well-developed infrastructure that supports hunting, recreation, and long-term land management. Electric service is already on-site; nearby utilities include internet, cable, and telephone access. Well water with a well house provides a reliable water source, and the property includes rights to use natural gas from three active wells.A 2,400-square-foot lodge with 2 BRs and 2 BRs is currently under construction and will offer a future headquarters for lodging, entertaining, or year-round use. The listing price will adjust as lodge construction progresses. The property also benefits from gas lease income, which is sufficient to offset annual property taxes.The land features diverse topography with ridges, hollows, and level fields. These natural variations have been enhanced with switchgrass, partridge peas, and cow peas for soft-edge feathering and screening. Established food plots will be planted with a seasonal mix of winter wheat, peas, and clover to support a broad range of wildlife in time for fall hunting season. Perennial clover is also spread throughout the property to encourage healthy grazing.Water features include a large stocked pond with bass and bluegill, and a year-round creek providing continuous water access for game species. An internal trail system winds throughout the property, allowing access to hunting blinds, food plots, and secluded areas without disruption.The property has been carefully managed for trophy deer hunting, with no bucks harvested in the last five years. In addition to white-tailed deer, wildlife on the property includes turkey, quail, black bear, hogs, and bobcats. The varied habitat provides year-round hunting and wildlife viewing opportunities.Whether for personal recreation, a family retreat, or an income-producing hunting property, this land is ready for its next steward. Give Wes a call for your private tour of this turn-key hunting farm in Morgan County, TN!

Located in the rural hills of Morgan County near Sunbright, Tennessee, this 435.7 +/- acre property offers a meticulously managed and diverse landscape tailored for wildlife habitat and outdoor recreation. Featuring a combination of established fields, hardwood timber stands, and planted areas, this turn-key hunting tract is designed with both functionality and conservation in mind.The property includes a well-developed infrastructure that supports hunting, recreation, and long-term land management. Electric service is already on-site; nearby utilities include internet, cable, and telephone access. Well water with a well house provides a reliable water source, and the property includes rights to use natural gas from three active wells.A 2,400-square-foot lodge with 2 BRs and 2 BRs is currently under construction and will offer a future headquarters for lodging, entertaining, or year-round use. The listing price will adjust as lodge construction progresses. The property also benefits from gas lease income, which is sufficient to offset annual property taxes.The land features diverse topography with ridges, hollows, and level fields. These natural variations have been enhanced with switchgrass, partridge peas, and cow peas for soft-edge feathering and screening. Established food plots will be planted with a seasonal mix of winter wheat, peas, and clover to support a broad range of wildlife in time for fall hunting season. Perennial clover is also spread throughout the property to encourage healthy grazing.Water features include a large stocked pond with bass and bluegill, and a year-round creek providing continuous water access for game species. An internal trail system winds throughout the property, allowing access to hunting blinds, food plots, and secluded areas without disruption.The property has been carefully managed for trophy deer hunting, with no bucks harvested in the last five years. In addition to white-tailed deer, wildlife on the property includes turkey, quail, black bear, hogs, and bobcats. The varied habitat provides year-round hunting and wildlife viewing opportunities.Whether for personal recreation, a family retreat, or an income-producing hunting property, this land is ready for its next steward. Give Wes a call for your private tour of this turn-key hunting farm in Morgan County, TN!

Located in the rural hills of Morgan County near Sunbright, Tennessee, this 435.7 +/- acre property offers a meticulously managed and diverse landscape tailored for wildlife habitat and outdoor recreation. Featuring a combination of established fields, hardwood timber stands, and planted areas, this turn-key hunting tract is designed with both functionality and conservation in mind.The property includes a well-developed infrastructure that supports hunting, recreation, and long-term land management. Electric service is already on-site; nearby utilities include internet, cable, and telephone access. Well water with a well house provides a reliable water source, and the property includes rights to use natural gas from three active wells.A 2,400-square-foot lodge with 2 BRs and 2 BRs is currently under construction and will offer a future headquarters for lodging, entertaining, or year-round use. The listing price will adjust as lodge construction progresses. The property also benefits from gas lease income, which is sufficient to offset annual property taxes.The land features diverse topography with ridges, hollows, and level fields. These natural variations have been enhanced with switchgrass, partridge peas, and cow peas for soft-edge feathering and screening. Established food plots will be planted with a seasonal mix of winter wheat, peas, and clover to support a broad range of wildlife in time for fall hunting season. Perennial clover is also spread throughout the property to encourage healthy grazing.Water features include a large stocked pond with bass and bluegill, and a year-round creek providing continuous water access for game species. An internal trail system winds throughout the property, allowing access to hunting blinds, food plots, and secluded areas without disruption.The property has been carefully managed for trophy deer hunting, with no bucks harvested in the last five years. In addition to white-tailed deer, wildlife on the property includes turkey, quail, black bear, hogs, and bobcats. The varied habitat provides year-round hunting and wildlife viewing opportunities.Whether for personal recreation, a family retreat, or an income-producing hunting property, this land is ready for its next steward. Give Wes a call for your private tour of this turn-key hunting farm in Morgan County, TN!

Located in the rural hills of Morgan County near Sunbright, Tennessee, this 435.7 +/- acre property offers a meticulously managed and diverse landscape tailored for wildlife habitat and outdoor recreation. Featuring a combination of established fields, hardwood timber stands, and planted areas, this turn-key hunting tract is designed with both functionality and conservation in mind.The property includes a well-developed infrastructure that supports hunting, recreation, and long-term land management. Electric service is already on-site; nearby utilities include internet, cable, and telephone access. Well water with a well house provides a reliable water source, and the property includes rights to use natural gas from three active wells.A 2,400-square-foot lodge with 2 BRs and 2 BRs is currently under construction and will offer a future headquarters for lodging, entertaining, or year-round use. The listing price will adjust as lodge construction progresses. The property also benefits from gas lease income, which is sufficient to offset annual property taxes.The land features diverse topography with ridges, hollows, and level fields. These natural variations have been enhanced with switchgrass, partridge peas, and cow peas for soft-edge feathering and screening. Established food plots will be planted with a seasonal mix of winter wheat, peas, and clover to support a broad range of wildlife in time for fall hunting season. Perennial clover is also spread throughout the property to encourage healthy grazing.Water features include a large stocked pond with bass and bluegill, and a year-round creek providing continuous water access for game species. An internal trail system winds throughout the property, allowing access to hunting blinds, food plots, and secluded areas without disruption.The property has been carefully managed for trophy deer hunting, with no bucks harvested in the last five years. In addition to white-tailed deer, wildlife on the property includes turkey, quail, black bear, hogs, and bobcats. The varied habitat provides year-round hunting and wildlife viewing opportunities.Whether for personal recreation, a family retreat, or an income-producing hunting property, this land is ready for its next steward. Give Wes a call for your private tour of this turn-key hunting farm in Morgan County, TN!

Located in the rural hills of Morgan County near Sunbright, Tennessee, this 435.7 +/- acre property offers a meticulously managed and diverse landscape tailored for wildlife habitat and outdoor recreation. Featuring a combination of established fields, hardwood timber stands, and planted areas, this turn-key hunting tract is designed with both functionality and conservation in mind.The property includes a well-developed infrastructure that supports hunting, recreation, and long-term land management. Electric service is already on-site; nearby utilities include internet, cable, and telephone access. Well water with a well house provides a reliable water source, and the property includes rights to use natural gas from three active wells.A 2,400-square-foot lodge with 2 BRs and 2 BRs is currently under construction and will offer a future headquarters for lodging, entertaining, or year-round use. The listing price will adjust as lodge construction progresses. The property also benefits from gas lease income, which is sufficient to offset annual property taxes.The land features diverse topography with ridges, hollows, and level fields. These natural variations have been enhanced with switchgrass, partridge peas, and cow peas for soft-edge feathering and screening. Established food plots will be planted with a seasonal mix of winter wheat, peas, and clover to support a broad range of wildlife in time for fall hunting season. Perennial clover is also spread throughout the property to encourage healthy grazing.Water features include a large stocked pond with bass and bluegill, and a year-round creek providing continuous water access for game species. An internal trail system winds throughout the property, allowing access to hunting blinds, food plots, and secluded areas without disruption.The property has been carefully managed for trophy deer hunting, with no bucks harvested in the last five years. In addition to white-tailed deer, wildlife on the property includes turkey, quail, black bear, hogs, and bobcats. The varied habitat provides year-round hunting and wildlife viewing opportunities.Whether for personal recreation, a family retreat, or an income-producing hunting property, this land is ready for its next steward. Give Wes a call for your private tour of this turn-key hunting farm in Morgan County, TN!

Located in the rural hills of Morgan County near Sunbright, Tennessee, this 435.7 +/- acre property offers a meticulously managed and diverse landscape tailored for wildlife habitat and outdoor recreation. Featuring a combination of established fields, hardwood timber stands, and planted areas, this turn-key hunting tract is designed with both functionality and conservation in mind.The property includes a well-developed infrastructure that supports hunting, recreation, and long-term land management. Electric service is already on-site; nearby utilities include internet, cable, and telephone access. Well water with a well house provides a reliable water source, and the property includes rights to use natural gas from three active wells.A 2,400-square-foot lodge with 2 BRs and 2 BRs is currently under construction and will offer a future headquarters for lodging, entertaining, or year-round use. The listing price will adjust as lodge construction progresses. The property also benefits from gas lease income, which is sufficient to offset annual property taxes.The land features diverse topography with ridges, hollows, and level fields. These natural variations have been enhanced with switchgrass, partridge peas, and cow peas for soft-edge feathering and screening. Established food plots will be planted with a seasonal mix of winter wheat, peas, and clover to support a broad range of wildlife in time for fall hunting season. Perennial clover is also spread throughout the property to encourage healthy grazing.Water features include a large stocked pond with bass and bluegill, and a year-round creek providing continuous water access for game species. An internal trail system winds throughout the property, allowing access to hunting blinds, food plots, and secluded areas without disruption.The property has been carefully managed for trophy deer hunting, with no bucks harvested in the last five years. In addition to white-tailed deer, wildlife on the property includes turkey, quail, black bear, hogs, and bobcats. The varied habitat provides year-round hunting and wildlife viewing opportunities.Whether for personal recreation, a family retreat, or an income-producing hunting property, this land is ready for its next steward. Give Wes a call for your private tour of this turn-key hunting farm in Morgan County, TN!

Welcome to this expansive 214.46 +/- acre property in Rockwood, TN, offering an incredible blend of natural beauty and endless possibilities. Located just minutes off I-40, this land boasts abundant road frontage, making access a breeze. Enjoy a quiet country setting with gentle topography, ideal for farming, hunting, or building your dream home. The property borders approximately 90,000 acres of the Catoosa Wildlife Management Area, providing a peaceful, private atmosphere with a wealth of outdoor recreation opportunities. Fagan Mill Creek meanders through the property for about 0.5 miles, offering a highly sought-after attribute. Mature timber and a combination of open fields make this property perfect for various uses, including agriculture, recreation, and wildlife habitat. For the avid outdoorsman, the property is equipped with established food plots and great wildlife habitat, attracting deer, turkey, bear, and boar, making this an ideal hunting retreat. The current owners hold a year-round permit for hunting boar. At the heart of the property is a 1939 farmhouse currently used as a hunting cabin. This 3-bedroom, 1-bath cabin, with over 1,000 square feet of space. Utilities such as electric, water, fiber internet, cable, telephone, and propane are available nearby, ensuring convenience without sacrificing the serene rural setting. Three sites have been prepared for gas/oil wells which could provide income and free natural gas. Whether you're looking for a multi-use farm, a hunting retreat, or a private sanctuary, this property offers endless potential. Don't miss your chance to own this unrestricted, surveyed acreage in Morgan County, TN. Give Wes a call for your private tour on a comfortable side-by-side.

This unrestricted 69.54 acre tract in Morgan County, Tennessee, offers a rare opportunity for those seeking privacy, seclusion, and recreational use in a proven wildlife area. Situated at the end of a quiet dead-end road in the Deer Lodge area, this property is known for its consistent presence of quality deer, turkey, bear, and hogs, making it a solid option for hunting or wildlife observation.The property is being offered in its entirety or in two smaller tracts of 45.11 acres and 24.43 acres, allowing flexibility based on your specific goals or investment strategy. Whether you're searching for a large recreational property or a smaller homesite with acreage, this land provides options.A recent select timber harvest has enhanced the habitat by increasing sunlight penetration to the forest floor, which has stimulated the growth of native vegetation and forage. This is especially beneficial for game species and will likely help support sustainable populations moving forward. The canopy now supports a more diverse understory, attracting a wide range of wildlife species.Access across the entire property is made easy with an established network of trails. These features support a variety of outdoor uses, including hunting, hiking, ATV riding, or horseback riding. The trail system also makes it easier to explore the land's topography, which ranges from gently rolling hills to more rugged sections that add to the visual interest and habitat diversity.Multiple potential build sites are located throughout the tract, providing options for future development. Whether you are considering a weekend retreat, off-grid cabin, or a full-time residence, there is room to create a setup tailored to your needs. Utilities are located nearby, and a survey has already been completed, adding to the readiness of this property for its next owner.This tract is located just outside of Lancing, TN, with nearby access to cities like Wartburg (approximately 20 miles), Crossville (approximately 35 miles), and Oak Ridge (approximately 50 miles). It offers a blend of rural seclusion with proximity to necessary services and supplies. It is also close to recreational resources such as the Catoosa Wildlife Management Area and Big South Fork National River and Recreation Area.With a combination of hunting appeal, recreational opportunity, and buildable acreage, this Morgan County property stands out as a well-rounded land investment in East Tennessee.

This unrestricted 69.54 acre tract in Morgan County, Tennessee, offers a rare opportunity for those seeking privacy, seclusion, and recreational use in a proven wildlife area. Situated at the end of a quiet dead-end road in the Deer Lodge area, this property is known for its consistent presence of quality deer, turkey, bear, and hogs, making it a solid option for hunting or wildlife observation.The property is being offered in its entirety or in two smaller tracts of 45.11 acres and 24.43 acres, allowing flexibility based on your specific goals or investment strategy. Whether you're searching for a large recreational property or a smaller homesite with acreage, this land provides options.A recent select timber harvest has enhanced the habitat by increasing sunlight penetration to the forest floor, which has stimulated the growth of native vegetation and forage. This is especially beneficial for game species and will likely help support sustainable populations moving forward. The canopy now supports a more diverse understory, attracting a wide range of wildlife species.Access across the entire property is made easy with an established network of trails. These features support a variety of outdoor uses, including hunting, hiking, ATV riding, or horseback riding. The trail system also makes it easier to explore the land's topography, which ranges from gently rolling hills to more rugged sections that add to the visual interest and habitat diversity.Multiple potential build sites are located throughout the tract, providing options for future development. Whether you are considering a weekend retreat, off-grid cabin, or a full-time residence, there is room to create a setup tailored to your needs. Utilities are located nearby, and a survey has already been completed, adding to the readiness of this property for its next owner.This tract is located just outside of Lancing, TN, with nearby access to cities like Wartburg (approximately 20 miles), Crossville (approximately 35 miles), and Oak Ridge (approximately 50 miles). It offers a blend of rural seclusion with proximity to necessary services and supplies. It is also close to recreational resources such as the Catoosa Wildlife Management Area and Big South Fork National River and Recreation Area.With a combination of hunting appeal, recreational opportunity, and buildable acreage, this Morgan County property stands out as a well-rounded land investment in East Tennessee.

This unrestricted 69.54 acre tract in Morgan County, Tennessee, offers a rare opportunity for those seeking privacy, seclusion, and recreational use in a proven wildlife area. Situated at the end of a quiet dead-end road in the Deer Lodge area, this property is known for its consistent presence of quality deer, turkey, bear, and hogs, making it a solid option for hunting or wildlife observation.The property is being offered in its entirety or in two smaller tracts of 45.11 acres and 24.43 acres, allowing flexibility based on your specific goals or investment strategy. Whether you're searching for a large recreational property or a smaller homesite with acreage, this land provides options.A recent select timber harvest has enhanced the habitat by increasing sunlight penetration to the forest floor, which has stimulated the growth of native vegetation and forage. This is especially beneficial for game species and will likely help support sustainable populations moving forward. The canopy now supports a more diverse understory, attracting a wide range of wildlife species.Access across the entire property is made easy with an established network of trails. These features support a variety of outdoor uses, including hunting, hiking, ATV riding, or horseback riding. The trail system also makes it easier to explore the land's topography, which ranges from gently rolling hills to more rugged sections that add to the visual interest and habitat diversity.Multiple potential build sites are located throughout the tract, providing options for future development. Whether you are considering a weekend retreat, off-grid cabin, or a full-time residence, there is room to create a setup tailored to your needs. Utilities are located nearby, and a survey has already been completed, adding to the readiness of this property for its next owner.This tract is located just outside of Lancing, TN, with nearby access to cities like Wartburg (approximately 20 miles), Crossville (approximately 35 miles), and Oak Ridge (approximately 50 miles). It offers a blend of rural seclusion with proximity to necessary services and supplies. It is also close to recreational resources such as the Catoosa Wildlife Management Area and Big South Fork National River and Recreation Area.With a combination of hunting appeal, recreational opportunity, and buildable acreage, this Morgan County property stands out as a well-rounded land investment in East Tennessee.

This unrestricted 69.54 acre tract in Morgan County, Tennessee, offers a rare opportunity for those seeking privacy, seclusion, and recreational use in a proven wildlife area. Situated at the end of a quiet dead-end road in the Deer Lodge area, this property is known for its consistent presence of quality deer, turkey, bear, and hogs, making it a solid option for hunting or wildlife observation.The property is being offered in its entirety or in two smaller tracts of 45.11 acres and 24.43 acres, allowing flexibility based on your specific goals or investment strategy. Whether you're searching for a large recreational property or a smaller homesite with acreage, this land provides options.A recent select timber harvest has enhanced the habitat by increasing sunlight penetration to the forest floor, which has stimulated the growth of native vegetation and forage. This is especially beneficial for game species and will likely help support sustainable populations moving forward. The canopy now supports a more diverse understory, attracting a wide range of wildlife species.Access across the entire property is made easy with an established network of trails. These features support a variety of outdoor uses, including hunting, hiking, ATV riding, or horseback riding. The trail system also makes it easier to explore the land's topography, which ranges from gently rolling hills to more rugged sections that add to the visual interest and habitat diversity.Multiple potential build sites are located throughout the tract, providing options for future development. Whether you are considering a weekend retreat, off-grid cabin, or a full-time residence, there is room to create a setup tailored to your needs. Utilities are located nearby, and a survey has already been completed, adding to the readiness of this property for its next owner.This tract is located just outside of Lancing, TN, with nearby access to cities like Wartburg (approximately 20 miles), Crossville (approximately 35 miles), and Oak Ridge (approximately 50 miles). It offers a blend of rural seclusion with proximity to necessary services and supplies. It is also close to recreational resources such as the Catoosa Wildlife Management Area and Big South Fork National River and Recreation Area.With a combination of hunting appeal, recreational opportunity, and buildable acreage, this Morgan County property stands out as a well-rounded land investment in East Tennessee.

This unrestricted 69.54 acre tract in Morgan County, Tennessee, offers a rare opportunity for those seeking privacy, seclusion, and recreational use in a proven wildlife area. Situated at the end of a quiet dead-end road in the Deer Lodge area, this property is known for its consistent presence of quality deer, turkey, bear, and hogs, making it a solid option for hunting or wildlife observation.The property is being offered in its entirety or in two smaller tracts of 45.11 acres and 24.43 acres, allowing flexibility based on your specific goals or investment strategy. Whether you're searching for a large recreational property or a smaller homesite with acreage, this land provides options.A recent select timber harvest has enhanced the habitat by increasing sunlight penetration to the forest floor, which has stimulated the growth of native vegetation and forage. This is especially beneficial for game species and will likely help support sustainable populations moving forward. The canopy now supports a more diverse understory, attracting a wide range of wildlife species.Access across the entire property is made easy with an established network of trails. These features support a variety of outdoor uses, including hunting, hiking, ATV riding, or horseback riding. The trail system also makes it easier to explore the land's topography, which ranges from gently rolling hills to more rugged sections that add to the visual interest and habitat diversity.Multiple potential build sites are located throughout the tract, providing options for future development. Whether you are considering a weekend retreat, off-grid cabin, or a full-time residence, there is room to create a setup tailored to your needs. Utilities are located nearby, and a survey has already been completed, adding to the readiness of this property for its next owner.This tract is located just outside of Lancing, TN, with nearby access to cities like Wartburg (approximately 20 miles), Crossville (approximately 35 miles), and Oak Ridge (approximately 50 miles). It offers a blend of rural seclusion with proximity to necessary services and supplies. It is also close to recreational resources such as the Catoosa Wildlife Management Area and Big South Fork National River and Recreation Area.With a combination of hunting appeal, recreational opportunity, and buildable acreage, this Morgan County property stands out as a well-rounded land investment in East Tennessee.

This unrestricted 69.54 acre tract in Morgan County, Tennessee, offers a rare opportunity for those seeking privacy, seclusion, and recreational use in a proven wildlife area. Situated at the end of a quiet dead-end road in the Deer Lodge area, this property is known for its consistent presence of quality deer, turkey, bear, and hogs, making it a solid option for hunting or wildlife observation.The property is being offered in its entirety or in two smaller tracts of 45.11 acres and 24.43 acres, allowing flexibility based on your specific goals or investment strategy. Whether you're searching for a large recreational property or a smaller homesite with acreage, this land provides options.A recent select timber harvest has enhanced the habitat by increasing sunlight penetration to the forest floor, which has stimulated the growth of native vegetation and forage. This is especially beneficial for game species and will likely help support sustainable populations moving forward. The canopy now supports a more diverse understory, attracting a wide range of wildlife species.Access across the entire property is made easy with an established network of trails. These features support a variety of outdoor uses, including hunting, hiking, ATV riding, or horseback riding. The trail system also makes it easier to explore the land's topography, which ranges from gently rolling hills to more rugged sections that add to the visual interest and habitat diversity.Multiple potential build sites are located throughout the tract, providing options for future development. Whether you are considering a weekend retreat, off-grid cabin, or a full-time residence, there is room to create a setup tailored to your needs. Utilities are located nearby, and a survey has already been completed, adding to the readiness of this property for its next owner.This tract is located just outside of Lancing, TN, with nearby access to cities like Wartburg (approximately 20 miles), Crossville (approximately 35 miles), and Oak Ridge (approximately 50 miles). It offers a blend of rural seclusion with proximity to necessary services and supplies. It is also close to recreational resources such as the Catoosa Wildlife Management Area and Big South Fork National River and Recreation Area.With a combination of hunting appeal, recreational opportunity, and buildable acreage, this Morgan County property stands out as a well-rounded land investment in East Tennessee.

This unrestricted 69.54 acre tract in Morgan County, Tennessee, offers a rare opportunity for those seeking privacy, seclusion, and recreational use in a proven wildlife area. Situated at the end of a quiet dead-end road in the Deer Lodge area, this property is known for its consistent presence of quality deer, turkey, bear, and hogs, making it a solid option for hunting or wildlife observation.The property is being offered in its entirety or in two smaller tracts of 45.11 acres and 24.43 acres, allowing flexibility based on your specific goals or investment strategy. Whether you're searching for a large recreational property or a smaller homesite with acreage, this land provides options.A recent select timber harvest has enhanced the habitat by increasing sunlight penetration to the forest floor, which has stimulated the growth of native vegetation and forage. This is especially beneficial for game species and will likely help support sustainable populations moving forward. The canopy now supports a more diverse understory, attracting a wide range of wildlife species.Access across the entire property is made easy with an established network of trails. These features support a variety of outdoor uses, including hunting, hiking, ATV riding, or horseback riding. The trail system also makes it easier to explore the land's topography, which ranges from gently rolling hills to more rugged sections that add to the visual interest and habitat diversity.Multiple potential build sites are located throughout the tract, providing options for future development. Whether you are considering a weekend retreat, off-grid cabin, or a full-time residence, there is room to create a setup tailored to your needs. Utilities are located nearby, and a survey has already been completed, adding to the readiness of this property for its next owner.This tract is located just outside of Lancing, TN, with nearby access to cities like Wartburg (approximately 20 miles), Crossville (approximately 35 miles), and Oak Ridge (approximately 50 miles). It offers a blend of rural seclusion with proximity to necessary services and supplies. It is also close to recreational resources such as the Catoosa Wildlife Management Area and Big South Fork National River and Recreation Area.With a combination of hunting appeal, recreational opportunity, and buildable acreage, this Morgan County property stands out as a well-rounded land investment in East Tennessee.

This unrestricted 69.54 acre tract in Morgan County, Tennessee, offers a rare opportunity for those seeking privacy, seclusion, and recreational use in a proven wildlife area. Situated at the end of a quiet dead-end road in the Deer Lodge area, this property is known for its consistent presence of quality deer, turkey, bear, and hogs, making it a solid option for hunting or wildlife observation.The property is being offered in its entirety or in two smaller tracts of 45.11 acres and 24.43 acres, allowing flexibility based on your specific goals or investment strategy. Whether you're searching for a large recreational property or a smaller homesite with acreage, this land provides options.A recent select timber harvest has enhanced the habitat by increasing sunlight penetration to the forest floor, which has stimulated the growth of native vegetation and forage. This is especially beneficial for game species and will likely help support sustainable populations moving forward. The canopy now supports a more diverse understory, attracting a wide range of wildlife species.Access across the entire property is made easy with an established network of trails. These features support a variety of outdoor uses, including hunting, hiking, ATV riding, or horseback riding. The trail system also makes it easier to explore the land's topography, which ranges from gently rolling hills to more rugged sections that add to the visual interest and habitat diversity.Multiple potential build sites are located throughout the tract, providing options for future development. Whether you are considering a weekend retreat, off-grid cabin, or a full-time residence, there is room to create a setup tailored to your needs. Utilities are located nearby, and a survey has already been completed, adding to the readiness of this property for its next owner.This tract is located just outside of Lancing, TN, with nearby access to cities like Wartburg (approximately 20 miles), Crossville (approximately 35 miles), and Oak Ridge (approximately 50 miles). It offers a blend of rural seclusion with proximity to necessary services and supplies. It is also close to recreational resources such as the Catoosa Wildlife Management Area and Big South Fork National River and Recreation Area.With a combination of hunting appeal, recreational opportunity, and buildable acreage, this Morgan County property stands out as a well-rounded land investment in East Tennessee.

This unrestricted 69.54 acre tract in Morgan County, Tennessee, offers a rare opportunity for those seeking privacy, seclusion, and recreational use in a proven wildlife area. Situated at the end of a quiet dead-end road in the Deer Lodge area, this property is known for its consistent presence of quality deer, turkey, bear, and hogs, making it a solid option for hunting or wildlife observation.The property is being offered in its entirety or in two smaller tracts of 45.11 acres and 24.43 acres, allowing flexibility based on your specific goals or investment strategy. Whether you're searching for a large recreational property or a smaller homesite with acreage, this land provides options.A recent select timber harvest has enhanced the habitat by increasing sunlight penetration to the forest floor, which has stimulated the growth of native vegetation and forage. This is especially beneficial for game species and will likely help support sustainable populations moving forward. The canopy now supports a more diverse understory, attracting a wide range of wildlife species.Access across the entire property is made easy with an established network of trails. These features support a variety of outdoor uses, including hunting, hiking, ATV riding, or horseback riding. The trail system also makes it easier to explore the land's topography, which ranges from gently rolling hills to more rugged sections that add to the visual interest and habitat diversity.Multiple potential build sites are located throughout the tract, providing options for future development. Whether you are considering a weekend retreat, off-grid cabin, or a full-time residence, there is room to create a setup tailored to your needs. Utilities are located nearby, and a survey has already been completed, adding to the readiness of this property for its next owner.This tract is located just outside of Lancing, TN, with nearby access to cities like Wartburg (approximately 20 miles), Crossville (approximately 35 miles), and Oak Ridge (approximately 50 miles). It offers a blend of rural seclusion with proximity to necessary services and supplies. It is also close to recreational resources such as the Catoosa Wildlife Management Area and Big South Fork National River and Recreation Area.With a combination of hunting appeal, recreational opportunity, and buildable acreage, this Morgan County property stands out as a well-rounded land investment in East Tennessee.

This unrestricted 69.54 acre tract in Morgan County, Tennessee, offers a rare opportunity for those seeking privacy, seclusion, and recreational use in a proven wildlife area. Situated at the end of a quiet dead-end road in the Deer Lodge area, this property is known for its consistent presence of quality deer, turkey, bear, and hogs, making it a solid option for hunting or wildlife observation.The property is being offered in its entirety or in two smaller tracts of 45.11 acres and 24.43 acres, allowing flexibility based on your specific goals or investment strategy. Whether you're searching for a large recreational property or a smaller homesite with acreage, this land provides options.A recent select timber harvest has enhanced the habitat by increasing sunlight penetration to the forest floor, which has stimulated the growth of native vegetation and forage. This is especially beneficial for game species and will likely help support sustainable populations moving forward. The canopy now supports a more diverse understory, attracting a wide range of wildlife species.Access across the entire property is made easy with an established network of trails. These features support a variety of outdoor uses, including hunting, hiking, ATV riding, or horseback riding. The trail system also makes it easier to explore the land's topography, which ranges from gently rolling hills to more rugged sections that add to the visual interest and habitat diversity.Multiple potential build sites are located throughout the tract, providing options for future development. Whether you are considering a weekend retreat, off-grid cabin, or a full-time residence, there is room to create a setup tailored to your needs. Utilities are located nearby, and a survey has already been completed, adding to the readiness of this property for its next owner.This tract is located just outside of Lancing, TN, with nearby access to cities like Wartburg (approximately 20 miles), Crossville (approximately 35 miles), and Oak Ridge (approximately 50 miles). It offers a blend of rural seclusion with proximity to necessary services and supplies. It is also close to recreational resources such as the Catoosa Wildlife Management Area and Big South Fork National River and Recreation Area.With a combination of hunting appeal, recreational opportunity, and buildable acreage, this Morgan County property stands out as a well-rounded land investment in East Tennessee.

This unrestricted 69.54 acre tract in Morgan County, Tennessee, offers a rare opportunity for those seeking privacy, seclusion, and recreational use in a proven wildlife area. Situated at the end of a quiet dead-end road in the Deer Lodge area, this property is known for its consistent presence of quality deer, turkey, bear, and hogs, making it a solid option for hunting or wildlife observation.The property is being offered in its entirety or in two smaller tracts of 45.11 acres and 24.43 acres, allowing flexibility based on your specific goals or investment strategy. Whether you're searching for a large recreational property or a smaller homesite with acreage, this land provides options.A recent select timber harvest has enhanced the habitat by increasing sunlight penetration to the forest floor, which has stimulated the growth of native vegetation and forage. This is especially beneficial for game species and will likely help support sustainable populations moving forward. The canopy now supports a more diverse understory, attracting a wide range of wildlife species.Access across the entire property is made easy with an established network of trails. These features support a variety of outdoor uses, including hunting, hiking, ATV riding, or horseback riding. The trail system also makes it easier to explore the land's topography, which ranges from gently rolling hills to more rugged sections that add to the visual interest and habitat diversity.Multiple potential build sites are located throughout the tract, providing options for future development. Whether you are considering a weekend retreat, off-grid cabin, or a full-time residence, there is room to create a setup tailored to your needs. Utilities are located nearby, and a survey has already been completed, adding to the readiness of this property for its next owner.This tract is located just outside of Lancing, TN, with nearby access to cities like Wartburg (approximately 20 miles), Crossville (approximately 35 miles), and Oak Ridge (approximately 50 miles). It offers a blend of rural seclusion with proximity to necessary services and supplies. It is also close to recreational resources such as the Catoosa Wildlife Management Area and Big South Fork National River and Recreation Area.With a combination of hunting appeal, recreational opportunity, and buildable acreage, this Morgan County property stands out as a well-rounded land investment in East Tennessee.

This unrestricted 69.54 acre tract in Morgan County, Tennessee, offers a rare opportunity for those seeking privacy, seclusion, and recreational use in a proven wildlife area. Situated at the end of a quiet dead-end road in the Deer Lodge area, this property is known for its consistent presence of quality deer, turkey, bear, and hogs, making it a solid option for hunting or wildlife observation.The property is being offered in its entirety or in two smaller tracts of 45.11 acres and 24.43 acres, allowing flexibility based on your specific goals or investment strategy. Whether you're searching for a large recreational property or a smaller homesite with acreage, this land provides options.A recent select timber harvest has enhanced the habitat by increasing sunlight penetration to the forest floor, which has stimulated the growth of native vegetation and forage. This is especially beneficial for game species and will likely help support sustainable populations moving forward. The canopy now supports a more diverse understory, attracting a wide range of wildlife species.Access across the entire property is made easy with an established network of trails. These features support a variety of outdoor uses, including hunting, hiking, ATV riding, or horseback riding. The trail system also makes it easier to explore the land's topography, which ranges from gently rolling hills to more rugged sections that add to the visual interest and habitat diversity.Multiple potential build sites are located throughout the tract, providing options for future development. Whether you are considering a weekend retreat, off-grid cabin, or a full-time residence, there is room to create a setup tailored to your needs. Utilities are located nearby, and a survey has already been completed, adding to the readiness of this property for its next owner.This tract is located just outside of Lancing, TN, with nearby access to cities like Wartburg (approximately 20 miles), Crossville (approximately 35 miles), and Oak Ridge (approximately 50 miles). It offers a blend of rural seclusion with proximity to necessary services and supplies. It is also close to recreational resources such as the Catoosa Wildlife Management Area and Big South Fork National River and Recreation Area.With a combination of hunting appeal, recreational opportunity, and buildable acreage, this Morgan County property stands out as a well-rounded land investment in East Tennessee.

This unrestricted 69.54 acre tract in Morgan County, Tennessee, offers a rare opportunity for those seeking privacy, seclusion, and recreational use in a proven wildlife area. Situated at the end of a quiet dead-end road in the Deer Lodge area, this property is known for its consistent presence of quality deer, turkey, bear, and hogs, making it a solid option for hunting or wildlife observation.The property is being offered in its entirety or in two smaller tracts of 45.11 acres and 24.43 acres, allowing flexibility based on your specific goals or investment strategy. Whether you're searching for a large recreational property or a smaller homesite with acreage, this land provides options.A recent select timber harvest has enhanced the habitat by increasing sunlight penetration to the forest floor, which has stimulated the growth of native vegetation and forage. This is especially beneficial for game species and will likely help support sustainable populations moving forward. The canopy now supports a more diverse understory, attracting a wide range of wildlife species.Access across the entire property is made easy with an established network of trails. These features support a variety of outdoor uses, including hunting, hiking, ATV riding, or horseback riding. The trail system also makes it easier to explore the land's topography, which ranges from gently rolling hills to more rugged sections that add to the visual interest and habitat diversity.Multiple potential build sites are located throughout the tract, providing options for future development. Whether you are considering a weekend retreat, off-grid cabin, or a full-time residence, there is room to create a setup tailored to your needs. Utilities are located nearby, and a survey has already been completed, adding to the readiness of this property for its next owner.This tract is located just outside of Lancing, TN, with nearby access to cities like Wartburg (approximately 20 miles), Crossville (approximately 35 miles), and Oak Ridge (approximately 50 miles). It offers a blend of rural seclusion with proximity to necessary services and supplies. It is also close to recreational resources such as the Catoosa Wildlife Management Area and Big South Fork National River and Recreation Area.With a combination of hunting appeal, recreational opportunity, and buildable acreage, this Morgan County property stands out as a well-rounded land investment in East Tennessee.

102 Acres Bordering Big South Fork - Morgan County, TN (62 Acres of Planted Pine 33 Acres of Natural Hardwood 5 Acres Transmission ROW) Located in the scenic heart of Morgan County, Tennessee, this 102-acre tract offers an exceptional blend of natural beauty, investment potential, and outdoor recreation. The property includes 62 acres of mature planted pine with timber revenue potential, 33 acres of natural hardwood forest, and 5 acres of transmission line right-of-way, creating open corridors ideal for wildlife viewing, food plots, or trail systems. This land borders the Big South Fork National Recreation Area, providing direct access to thousands of acres of protected public land for hiking, horseback riding, hunting, and other outdoor pursuits. The rolling topography provides excellent terrain variety, multiple potential building sites, and expansive mountain views. Year-round creeks flow through the property, enhancing its beauty and ecological diversity. Key features include direct frontage on Big South Fork, mature timber with income potential, rolling hills with scenic overlooks, year-round water sources, and diverse forest cover supporting deer, turkey, and other wildlife. The 5-acre transmission line right-of-way adds access and open land for potential use as trails or wildlife management zones. Whether you're looking for a secluded retreat, timber investment, or a basecamp for adventure next to one of Tennessee's premier recreation areas, this property is a rare opportunity with endless potential.