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This 4.71-acre tract on Daus Mountain Road offers a private setting on the Cumberland Plateau in Cumberland County. The property features wooded terrain, mountain views, and existing camper hookups for immediate use. A well is present on the property, though its condition is unknown. Deer are frequent visitors to this property, as evidenced by the rubbed trees in the photos. Located approximately 3 miles from Gruetli-Laager, 18 miles from Monteagle, and about 50 miles from Chattanooga, this tract provides access to nearby towns while maintaining a private setting. It is suitable for recreational use or a private retreat.

ACTIVE Status ⋅ 3164649 MLS ⋅ ACTIVE Status ⋅ 4.71 Acres ⋅ 37365 Zip Code

This 4.71-acre tract on Daus Mountain Road offers a private setting on the Cumberland Plateau in Cumberland County. The property features wooded terrain, mountain views, and existing camper hookups for immediate use. A well is present on the property, though its condition is unknown. Deer are frequent visitors to this property, as evidenced by the rubbed trees in the photos. Located approximately 3 miles from Gruetli-Laager, 18 miles from Monteagle, and about 50 miles from Chattanooga, this tract provides access to nearby towns while maintaining a private setting. It is suitable for recreational use or a private retreat.

Daus Mountain Rd, Palmer

This large, contiguous tract in Sequatchie and Grundy Counties, Tennessee, offers buyers seeking recreational property, hunting land, or a private setting with multiple potential homesites. Positioned along a county-maintained paved road, the property offers convenient access while retaining a secluded, rural setting. The land features a diverse mix of topography, including level areas, gently rolling sections, and steeper terrain. This variation offers multiple potential building sites, several of which offer long-range views of the surrounding Cumberland Plateau. These elevated areas may be suitable for residential structures, cabins, or weekend retreats, depending on buyer preferences and intended use. A notable natural feature of the property is a large blue line stream that flows through the tract. The stream corridor is lined with native Mountain Laurel and mature Hemlock trees, creating a shaded and scenic environment. Portions of mature timber remain within designated stream management areas, contributing to both visual appeal and habitat diversity. The majority of the property is wooded, with a mix of regenerating timber and retained mature stands. The land was timbered several years ago, resulting in a habitat structure that supports a variety of wildlife. The combination of early successional growth, wooded cover, and water sources creates favorable conditions for species such as whitetail deer and wild turkey. Several strategically placed food plots are already established on the property. These openings, combined with the natural terrain, help create defined travel corridors and pinch points that may be suitable for hunting setups. The land's layout allows for multiple stand locations while maintaining separation between hunting areas. An established internal road system provides access throughout much of the property. This network supports ease of navigation for recreational use, land management activities, and access to various sections of the tract.

ACTIVE Status ⋅ 3158619 MLS ⋅ ACTIVE Status ⋅ 573.83 Acres ⋅ 37365 Zip Code

This large, contiguous tract in Sequatchie and Grundy Counties, Tennessee, offers buyers seeking recreational property, hunting land, or a private setting with multiple potential homesites. Positioned along a county-maintained paved road, the property offers convenient access while retaining a secluded, rural setting. The land features a diverse mix of topography, including level areas, gently rolling sections, and steeper terrain. This variation offers multiple potential building sites, several of which offer long-range views of the surrounding Cumberland Plateau. These elevated areas may be suitable for residential structures, cabins, or weekend retreats, depending on buyer preferences and intended use. A notable natural feature of the property is a large blue line stream that flows through the tract. The stream corridor is lined with native Mountain Laurel and mature Hemlock trees, creating a shaded and scenic environment. Portions of mature timber remain within designated stream management areas, contributing to both visual appeal and habitat diversity. The majority of the property is wooded, with a mix of regenerating timber and retained mature stands. The land was timbered several years ago, resulting in a habitat structure that supports a variety of wildlife. The combination of early successional growth, wooded cover, and water sources creates favorable conditions for species such as whitetail deer and wild turkey. Several strategically placed food plots are already established on the property. These openings, combined with the natural terrain, help create defined travel corridors and pinch points that may be suitable for hunting setups. The land's layout allows for multiple stand locations while maintaining separation between hunting areas. An established internal road system provides access throughout much of the property. This network supports ease of navigation for recreational use, land management activities, and access to various sections of the tract.

253 Daus Mountain Rd, Palmer

Welcome to the Marion 37.9, a really impressive tract located just a couple miles south of Palmer in Marion County, Tennessee. This area has been made more popular due to tiny home communities, the Bolt Farm Treehouse, and just the beauty that is known on the Cumberland Plateau. This tract sets the standard for “bang for your buck.” The 37.9± acre tract sets up nicely for a homestead or a private hunting tract for the weekends. On my first visit to the property, I was impressed at the number of deer rubs, scrapes, and overall signs. I knew there were some really good deer in this area, but the rubs on every trail and creek bottom seem to be backing that up! While walking the land, I jumped several groups of deer, to the tune of around 20! Currently, there is a mowed field just under an area that nearly connects to another old food plot. There is an old shooting house platform there, showing the history of the farm. With the young timber, it wouldn’t take much effort to combine these two openings for a really nice 2.5-3 acre food plot to provide food for the local deer. There were still plenty of white oak acorns and some small red oaks on the ground. More than one mile of trails, all accessible by ATV, are established. It seems the deer are using the land more than humans presently. The number of deer is really incredible. I could also see someone establishing one heck of a homestead. With it being nearly 1.5 miles off the county road, the only thing I could hear was songbirds, crows, and the wind. Buyers will need to verify any utilities in the area. The Marion 39.7 is priced right and is one of the finer recreational tracts of its size to recently come on the market in this area. If you’ve thought about investing in land for your family’s enjoyment and the countless memories that land can offer, this tract is a strong choice!

ACTIVE Status ⋅ 3123669 MLS ⋅ ACTIVE Status ⋅ 37.9 Acres ⋅ 37365 Zip Code

Welcome to the Marion 37.9, a really impressive tract located just a couple miles south of Palmer in Marion County, Tennessee. This area has been made more popular due to tiny home communities, the Bolt Farm Treehouse, and just the beauty that is known on the Cumberland Plateau. This tract sets the standard for “bang for your buck.” The 37.9± acre tract sets up nicely for a homestead or a private hunting tract for the weekends. On my first visit to the property, I was impressed at the number of deer rubs, scrapes, and overall signs. I knew there were some really good deer in this area, but the rubs on every trail and creek bottom seem to be backing that up! While walking the land, I jumped several groups of deer, to the tune of around 20! Currently, there is a mowed field just under an area that nearly connects to another old food plot. There is an old shooting house platform there, showing the history of the farm. With the young timber, it wouldn’t take much effort to combine these two openings for a really nice 2.5-3 acre food plot to provide food for the local deer. There were still plenty of white oak acorns and some small red oaks on the ground. More than one mile of trails, all accessible by ATV, are established. It seems the deer are using the land more than humans presently. The number of deer is really incredible. I could also see someone establishing one heck of a homestead. With it being nearly 1.5 miles off the county road, the only thing I could hear was songbirds, crows, and the wind. Buyers will need to verify any utilities in the area. The Marion 39.7 is priced right and is one of the finer recreational tracts of its size to recently come on the market in this area. If you’ve thought about investing in land for your family’s enjoyment and the countless memories that land can offer, this tract is a strong choice!

1555 Palmer Firetower Road, Palmer

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