Polk County, Tennessee Land For Sale (144 results)

Experience luxury mountain living in this stunning Custom built 2 bedroom 2 1/2 bath home with an office, perfectly situated on 15 acres with breathtaking mountain views. This home features granite countertops throughout. A large kitchen Island and walk-in pantry and fabulous tongue and groove vaulted ceilings. Both of the bedrooms have ensuites, and the primary has a jacuzzi tub. The office area could double as an extra bedroom. The home also features an RV hook up complete with septic, water and electric. And I would be remiss if i didn't mention the Generac generator, the large pole barn and the huge garage that will fit not only your car or truck but bring the boat and it will have room too!! With both the Ocoee River and Parksville Lake only minutes away, that could come in handy! This if the home where every day will feel like a mountain vacation, and you will never want to leave!! Attention to detail will be evident when you walk in this beautiful home. Copyright © 2025 River Counties Association of Realtors. All rights reserved. All information provided by the listing agent/broker is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed and should be independently verified.

Accepting all offers on this property with the Great Smokey Mountains in your back yard, imagine waking up every morning to the breathtaking view of these majestic mountains, right from your own backyard. Nestled on unrestricted land, this creek-side property offers endless possibilities for those seeking a peaceful and nature-filled lifestyle. With a pond adding to its charm, this forested mountain acreage is conveniently located just minutes away from Copperhill, TN and McCaysville, GA, and a short drive from Blue Ridge, GA. The beauty of the Blue Ridge Mountains is at your fingertips, with unique dining, entertainment, and a plethora of outdoor activities to explore. Whether you enjoy biking, whitewater rafting, tubing, hiking, or camping, the adjoining 650,000-acre Cherokee National Forest provides ample opportunities for adventure. With over 6,300 feet of perimeter and common boundaries, access to this property is never a concern. And the best part? No restrictions, no state taxes. Welcome to your dream mountain retreat. Minutes to Copperhill, TN / McCaysville, GA, and a short drive from Blue Ridge, GA. Close proximity to the Blue Ridge Mountains of Northwest Georgia, Southeast Tennessee, and Southwest Carolina. Biking, whitewater rafting, tubing, hiking, or camping in the adjoining Cherokee National Forest, 1,341 +/- feet of common boundary on the western line and 1,666 +/- feet of common boundary on the northern line. Unrestricted land with no state taxes. Unique dining, entertainment, nature in abundance, recreation, exploring, schools, and medical facilities nearby. Welcome to your dream mountain retreat, where nature and adventure await! Ask about owner financing.

Accepting all offers on this property with the Great Smokey Mountains in your back yard, imagine waking up every morning to the breathtaking view of these majestic mountains, right from your own backyard. Nestled on unrestricted land, this creek-side property offers endless possibilities for those seeking a peaceful and nature-filled lifestyle. With a pond adding to its charm, this forested mountain acreage is conveniently located just minutes away from Copperhill, TN and McCaysville, GA, and a short drive from Blue Ridge, GA. The beauty of the Blue Ridge Mountains is at your fingertips, with unique dining, entertainment, and a plethora of outdoor activities to explore. Whether you enjoy biking, whitewater rafting, tubing, hiking, or camping, the adjoining 650,000-acre Cherokee National Forest provides ample opportunities for adventure. With over 6,300 feet of perimeter and common boundaries, access to this property is never a concern. And the best part? No restrictions, no state taxes. Welcome to your dream mountain retreat. Minutes to Copperhill, TN / McCaysville, GA, and a short drive from Blue Ridge, GA. Close proximity to the Blue Ridge Mountains of Northwest Georgia, Southeast Tennessee, and Southwest Carolina. Biking, whitewater rafting, tubing, hiking, or camping in the adjoining Cherokee National Forest, 1,341 +/- feet of common boundary on the western line and 1,666 +/- feet of common boundary on the northern line. Unrestricted land with no state taxes. Unique dining, entertainment, nature in abundance, recreation, exploring, schools, and medical facilities nearby. Welcome to your dream mountain retreat, where nature and adventure await! Ask about owner financing.

Accepting all offers on this property with the Great Smokey Mountains in your back yard, imagine waking up every morning to the breathtaking view of these majestic mountains, right from your own backyard. Nestled on unrestricted land, this creek-side property offers endless possibilities for those seeking a peaceful and nature-filled lifestyle. With a pond adding to its charm, this forested mountain acreage is conveniently located just minutes away from Copperhill, TN and McCaysville, GA, and a short drive from Blue Ridge, GA. The beauty of the Blue Ridge Mountains is at your fingertips, with unique dining, entertainment, and a plethora of outdoor activities to explore. Whether you enjoy biking, whitewater rafting, tubing, hiking, or camping, the adjoining 650,000-acre Cherokee National Forest provides ample opportunities for adventure. With over 6,300 feet of perimeter and common boundaries, access to this property is never a concern. And the best part? No restrictions, no state taxes. Welcome to your dream mountain retreat. Minutes to Copperhill, TN / McCaysville, GA, and a short drive from Blue Ridge, GA. Close proximity to the Blue Ridge Mountains of Northwest Georgia, Southeast Tennessee, and Southwest Carolina. Biking, whitewater rafting, tubing, hiking, or camping in the adjoining Cherokee National Forest, 1,341 +/- feet of common boundary on the western line and 1,666 +/- feet of common boundary on the northern line. Unrestricted land with no state taxes. Unique dining, entertainment, nature in abundance, recreation, exploring, schools, and medical facilities nearby. Welcome to your dream mountain retreat, where nature and adventure await! Ask about owner financing.

Accepting all offers on this property with the Great Smokey Mountains in your back yard, imagine waking up every morning to the breathtaking view of these majestic mountains, right from your own backyard. Nestled on unrestricted land, this creek-side property offers endless possibilities for those seeking a peaceful and nature-filled lifestyle. With a pond adding to its charm, this forested mountain acreage is conveniently located just minutes away from Copperhill, TN and McCaysville, GA, and a short drive from Blue Ridge, GA. The beauty of the Blue Ridge Mountains is at your fingertips, with unique dining, entertainment, and a plethora of outdoor activities to explore. Whether you enjoy biking, whitewater rafting, tubing, hiking, or camping, the adjoining 650,000-acre Cherokee National Forest provides ample opportunities for adventure. With over 6,300 feet of perimeter and common boundaries, access to this property is never a concern. And the best part? No restrictions, no state taxes. Welcome to your dream mountain retreat. Minutes to Copperhill, TN / McCaysville, GA, and a short drive from Blue Ridge, GA. Close proximity to the Blue Ridge Mountains of Northwest Georgia, Southeast Tennessee, and Southwest Carolina. Biking, whitewater rafting, tubing, hiking, or camping in the adjoining Cherokee National Forest, 1,341 +/- feet of common boundary on the western line and 1,666 +/- feet of common boundary on the northern line. Unrestricted land with no state taxes. Unique dining, entertainment, nature in abundance, recreation, exploring, schools, and medical facilities nearby. Welcome to your dream mountain retreat, where nature and adventure await! Ask about owner financing.

Accepting all offers on this property with the Great Smokey Mountains in your back yard, imagine waking up every morning to the breathtaking view of these majestic mountains, right from your own backyard. Nestled on unrestricted land, this creek-side property offers endless possibilities for those seeking a peaceful and nature-filled lifestyle. With a pond adding to its charm, this forested mountain acreage is conveniently located just minutes away from Copperhill, TN and McCaysville, GA, and a short drive from Blue Ridge, GA. The beauty of the Blue Ridge Mountains is at your fingertips, with unique dining, entertainment, and a plethora of outdoor activities to explore. Whether you enjoy biking, whitewater rafting, tubing, hiking, or camping, the adjoining 650,000-acre Cherokee National Forest provides ample opportunities for adventure. With over 6,300 feet of perimeter and common boundaries, access to this property is never a concern. And the best part? No restrictions, no state taxes. Welcome to your dream mountain retreat. Minutes to Copperhill, TN / McCaysville, GA, and a short drive from Blue Ridge, GA. Close proximity to the Blue Ridge Mountains of Northwest Georgia, Southeast Tennessee, and Southwest Carolina. Biking, whitewater rafting, tubing, hiking, or camping in the adjoining Cherokee National Forest, 1,341 +/- feet of common boundary on the western line and 1,666 +/- feet of common boundary on the northern line. Unrestricted land with no state taxes. Unique dining, entertainment, nature in abundance, recreation, exploring, schools, and medical facilities nearby. Welcome to your dream mountain retreat, where nature and adventure await! Ask about owner financing.

Accepting all offers on this property with the Great Smokey Mountains in your back yard, imagine waking up every morning to the breathtaking view of these majestic mountains, right from your own backyard. Nestled on unrestricted land, this creek-side property offers endless possibilities for those seeking a peaceful and nature-filled lifestyle. With a pond adding to its charm, this forested mountain acreage is conveniently located just minutes away from Copperhill, TN and McCaysville, GA, and a short drive from Blue Ridge, GA. The beauty of the Blue Ridge Mountains is at your fingertips, with unique dining, entertainment, and a plethora of outdoor activities to explore. Whether you enjoy biking, whitewater rafting, tubing, hiking, or camping, the adjoining 650,000-acre Cherokee National Forest provides ample opportunities for adventure. With over 6,300 feet of perimeter and common boundaries, access to this property is never a concern. And the best part? No restrictions, no state taxes. Welcome to your dream mountain retreat. Minutes to Copperhill, TN / McCaysville, GA, and a short drive from Blue Ridge, GA. Close proximity to the Blue Ridge Mountains of Northwest Georgia, Southeast Tennessee, and Southwest Carolina. Biking, whitewater rafting, tubing, hiking, or camping in the adjoining Cherokee National Forest, 1,341 +/- feet of common boundary on the western line and 1,666 +/- feet of common boundary on the northern line. Unrestricted land with no state taxes. Unique dining, entertainment, nature in abundance, recreation, exploring, schools, and medical facilities nearby. Welcome to your dream mountain retreat, where nature and adventure await! Ask about owner financing.

Accepting all offers on this property with the Great Smokey Mountains in your back yard, imagine waking up every morning to the breathtaking view of these majestic mountains, right from your own backyard. Nestled on unrestricted land, this creek-side property offers endless possibilities for those seeking a peaceful and nature-filled lifestyle. With a pond adding to its charm, this forested mountain acreage is conveniently located just minutes away from Copperhill, TN and McCaysville, GA, and a short drive from Blue Ridge, GA. The beauty of the Blue Ridge Mountains is at your fingertips, with unique dining, entertainment, and a plethora of outdoor activities to explore. Whether you enjoy biking, whitewater rafting, tubing, hiking, or camping, the adjoining 650,000-acre Cherokee National Forest provides ample opportunities for adventure. With over 6,300 feet of perimeter and common boundaries, access to this property is never a concern. And the best part? No restrictions, no state taxes. Welcome to your dream mountain retreat. Minutes to Copperhill, TN / McCaysville, GA, and a short drive from Blue Ridge, GA. Close proximity to the Blue Ridge Mountains of Northwest Georgia, Southeast Tennessee, and Southwest Carolina. Biking, whitewater rafting, tubing, hiking, or camping in the adjoining Cherokee National Forest, 1,341 +/- feet of common boundary on the western line and 1,666 +/- feet of common boundary on the northern line. Unrestricted land with no state taxes. Unique dining, entertainment, nature in abundance, recreation, exploring, schools, and medical facilities nearby. Welcome to your dream mountain retreat, where nature and adventure await! Ask about owner financing.

Accepting all offers on this property with the Great Smokey Mountains in your back yard, imagine waking up every morning to the breathtaking view of these majestic mountains, right from your own backyard. Nestled on unrestricted land, this creek-side property offers endless possibilities for those seeking a peaceful and nature-filled lifestyle. With a pond adding to its charm, this forested mountain acreage is conveniently located just minutes away from Copperhill, TN and McCaysville, GA, and a short drive from Blue Ridge, GA. The beauty of the Blue Ridge Mountains is at your fingertips, with unique dining, entertainment, and a plethora of outdoor activities to explore. Whether you enjoy biking, whitewater rafting, tubing, hiking, or camping, the adjoining 650,000-acre Cherokee National Forest provides ample opportunities for adventure. With over 6,300 feet of perimeter and common boundaries, access to this property is never a concern. And the best part? No restrictions, no state taxes. Welcome to your dream mountain retreat. Minutes to Copperhill, TN / McCaysville, GA, and a short drive from Blue Ridge, GA. Close proximity to the Blue Ridge Mountains of Northwest Georgia, Southeast Tennessee, and Southwest Carolina. Biking, whitewater rafting, tubing, hiking, or camping in the adjoining Cherokee National Forest, 1,341 +/- feet of common boundary on the western line and 1,666 +/- feet of common boundary on the northern line. Unrestricted land with no state taxes. Unique dining, entertainment, nature in abundance, recreation, exploring, schools, and medical facilities nearby. Welcome to your dream mountain retreat, where nature and adventure await! Ask about owner financing.

Situated near Farner, TN this 300 +/- acre property offers both seclusion and recreation opportunity. Located off Highway 68 and bordered by Cherokee National Forest on 4 sides, this property provides options most properties dont. The Hiwassee River wraps around the property adding a scenic frontage perfect for Kayaking, Fishing, or just enjoying the sound of moving water. Land The property is a mixture of hardwood ridges and creek bottoms, which provides great habitat for Deer, Turkeys, and Hogs. There is a great road system that goes through property that provides easy access to most of the tract. The Shadwick Branch runs through part of the property, as well as a few other feeder creeks in the bottoms. Region & Climate Summers are warm and humid, with daytime highs typically reaching the mid-80s to low 90sF. Winters are mild, with occasional snowfall and average lows in the 20s and 30s. Spring and fall are especially pleasant, bringing blooming dogwoods, lush greenery, and colorful autumn foliage. The area receives about 60 inches of rainfall annually, with precipitation fairly evenly spread throughout the year and March being the wettest month. This consistent moisture supports the region's forests, clear-running creeks, and abundant wildlife, making it an ideal setting for outdoor recreation. History A defining feature of this property is the historic Hiwassee Loop, an engineering marvel constructed in 1898. This rare railroad formation spirals around Bald Mountain, allowing trains to ascend steep grades by looping over themselvesa design found only six times in North America and unique east of the Mississippi River . The loop remains active today, serving as a highlight of the Hiwassee River Rail Adventure. The majority of the property is protected by a conservation easement. Location The small community of Ducktown is just 10 minutes south, and Murphy, North Carolina is only 25 minutes away, offering access to restaurants, groceries, and local services. For larger needs, Cleveland, Tennessee is about an hour's drive, while Chattanooga is just an hour and a half away, providing access to major shopping centers, hospitals, and the nearest airport. Knoxville is also under two hours to the north, making this remote but accessible property a rare find in East Tennessee.

Situated near Farner, TN this 300 +/- acre property offers both seclusion and recreation opportunity. Located off Highway 68 and bordered by Cherokee National Forest on 4 sides, this property provides options most properties dont. The Hiwassee River wraps around the property adding a scenic frontage perfect for Kayaking, Fishing, or just enjoying the sound of moving water. Land The property is a mixture of hardwood ridges and creek bottoms, which provides great habitat for Deer, Turkeys, and Hogs. There is a great road system that goes through property that provides easy access to most of the tract. The Shadwick Branch runs through part of the property, as well as a few other feeder creeks in the bottoms. Region & Climate Summers are warm and humid, with daytime highs typically reaching the mid-80s to low 90sF. Winters are mild, with occasional snowfall and average lows in the 20s and 30s. Spring and fall are especially pleasant, bringing blooming dogwoods, lush greenery, and colorful autumn foliage. The area receives about 60 inches of rainfall annually, with precipitation fairly evenly spread throughout the year and March being the wettest month. This consistent moisture supports the region's forests, clear-running creeks, and abundant wildlife, making it an ideal setting for outdoor recreation. History A defining feature of this property is the historic Hiwassee Loop, an engineering marvel constructed in 1898. This rare railroad formation spirals around Bald Mountain, allowing trains to ascend steep grades by looping over themselvesa design found only six times in North America and unique east of the Mississippi River . The loop remains active today, serving as a highlight of the Hiwassee River Rail Adventure. The majority of the property is protected by a conservation easement. Location The small community of Ducktown is just 10 minutes south, and Murphy, North Carolina is only 25 minutes away, offering access to restaurants, groceries, and local services. For larger needs, Cleveland, Tennessee is about an hour's drive, while Chattanooga is just an hour and a half away, providing access to major shopping centers, hospitals, and the nearest airport. Knoxville is also under two hours to the north, making this remote but accessible property a rare find in East Tennessee.

Situated near Farner, TN this 300 +/- acre property offers both seclusion and recreation opportunity. Located off Highway 68 and bordered by Cherokee National Forest on 4 sides, this property provides options most properties dont. The Hiwassee River wraps around the property adding a scenic frontage perfect for Kayaking, Fishing, or just enjoying the sound of moving water. Land The property is a mixture of hardwood ridges and creek bottoms, which provides great habitat for Deer, Turkeys, and Hogs. There is a great road system that goes through property that provides easy access to most of the tract. The Shadwick Branch runs through part of the property, as well as a few other feeder creeks in the bottoms. Region & Climate Summers are warm and humid, with daytime highs typically reaching the mid-80s to low 90sF. Winters are mild, with occasional snowfall and average lows in the 20s and 30s. Spring and fall are especially pleasant, bringing blooming dogwoods, lush greenery, and colorful autumn foliage. The area receives about 60 inches of rainfall annually, with precipitation fairly evenly spread throughout the year and March being the wettest month. This consistent moisture supports the region's forests, clear-running creeks, and abundant wildlife, making it an ideal setting for outdoor recreation. History A defining feature of this property is the historic Hiwassee Loop, an engineering marvel constructed in 1898. This rare railroad formation spirals around Bald Mountain, allowing trains to ascend steep grades by looping over themselvesa design found only six times in North America and unique east of the Mississippi River . The loop remains active today, serving as a highlight of the Hiwassee River Rail Adventure. The majority of the property is protected by a conservation easement. Location The small community of Ducktown is just 10 minutes south, and Murphy, North Carolina is only 25 minutes away, offering access to restaurants, groceries, and local services. For larger needs, Cleveland, Tennessee is about an hour's drive, while Chattanooga is just an hour and a half away, providing access to major shopping centers, hospitals, and the nearest airport. Knoxville is also under two hours to the north, making this remote but accessible property a rare find in East Tennessee.

Situated near Farner, TN this 300 +/- acre property offers both seclusion and recreation opportunity. Located off Highway 68 and bordered by Cherokee National Forest on 4 sides, this property provides options most properties dont. The Hiwassee River wraps around the property adding a scenic frontage perfect for Kayaking, Fishing, or just enjoying the sound of moving water. Land The property is a mixture of hardwood ridges and creek bottoms, which provides great habitat for Deer, Turkeys, and Hogs. There is a great road system that goes through property that provides easy access to most of the tract. The Shadwick Branch runs through part of the property, as well as a few other feeder creeks in the bottoms. Region & Climate Summers are warm and humid, with daytime highs typically reaching the mid-80s to low 90sF. Winters are mild, with occasional snowfall and average lows in the 20s and 30s. Spring and fall are especially pleasant, bringing blooming dogwoods, lush greenery, and colorful autumn foliage. The area receives about 60 inches of rainfall annually, with precipitation fairly evenly spread throughout the year and March being the wettest month. This consistent moisture supports the region's forests, clear-running creeks, and abundant wildlife, making it an ideal setting for outdoor recreation. History A defining feature of this property is the historic Hiwassee Loop, an engineering marvel constructed in 1898. This rare railroad formation spirals around Bald Mountain, allowing trains to ascend steep grades by looping over themselvesa design found only six times in North America and unique east of the Mississippi River . The loop remains active today, serving as a highlight of the Hiwassee River Rail Adventure. The majority of the property is protected by a conservation easement. Location The small community of Ducktown is just 10 minutes south, and Murphy, North Carolina is only 25 minutes away, offering access to restaurants, groceries, and local services. For larger needs, Cleveland, Tennessee is about an hour's drive, while Chattanooga is just an hour and a half away, providing access to major shopping centers, hospitals, and the nearest airport. Knoxville is also under two hours to the north, making this remote but accessible property a rare find in East Tennessee.

Situated near Farner, TN this 300 +/- acre property offers both seclusion and recreation opportunity. Located off Highway 68 and bordered by Cherokee National Forest on 4 sides, this property provides options most properties dont. The Hiwassee River wraps around the property adding a scenic frontage perfect for Kayaking, Fishing, or just enjoying the sound of moving water. Land The property is a mixture of hardwood ridges and creek bottoms, which provides great habitat for Deer, Turkeys, and Hogs. There is a great road system that goes through property that provides easy access to most of the tract. The Shadwick Branch runs through part of the property, as well as a few other feeder creeks in the bottoms. Region & Climate Summers are warm and humid, with daytime highs typically reaching the mid-80s to low 90sF. Winters are mild, with occasional snowfall and average lows in the 20s and 30s. Spring and fall are especially pleasant, bringing blooming dogwoods, lush greenery, and colorful autumn foliage. The area receives about 60 inches of rainfall annually, with precipitation fairly evenly spread throughout the year and March being the wettest month. This consistent moisture supports the region's forests, clear-running creeks, and abundant wildlife, making it an ideal setting for outdoor recreation. History A defining feature of this property is the historic Hiwassee Loop, an engineering marvel constructed in 1898. This rare railroad formation spirals around Bald Mountain, allowing trains to ascend steep grades by looping over themselvesa design found only six times in North America and unique east of the Mississippi River . The loop remains active today, serving as a highlight of the Hiwassee River Rail Adventure. The majority of the property is protected by a conservation easement. Location The small community of Ducktown is just 10 minutes south, and Murphy, North Carolina is only 25 minutes away, offering access to restaurants, groceries, and local services. For larger needs, Cleveland, Tennessee is about an hour's drive, while Chattanooga is just an hour and a half away, providing access to major shopping centers, hospitals, and the nearest airport. Knoxville is also under two hours to the north, making this remote but accessible property a rare find in East Tennessee.

Situated near Farner, TN this 300 +/- acre property offers both seclusion and recreation opportunity. Located off Highway 68 and bordered by Cherokee National Forest on 4 sides, this property provides options most properties dont. The Hiwassee River wraps around the property adding a scenic frontage perfect for Kayaking, Fishing, or just enjoying the sound of moving water. Land The property is a mixture of hardwood ridges and creek bottoms, which provides great habitat for Deer, Turkeys, and Hogs. There is a great road system that goes through property that provides easy access to most of the tract. The Shadwick Branch runs through part of the property, as well as a few other feeder creeks in the bottoms. Region & Climate Summers are warm and humid, with daytime highs typically reaching the mid-80s to low 90sF. Winters are mild, with occasional snowfall and average lows in the 20s and 30s. Spring and fall are especially pleasant, bringing blooming dogwoods, lush greenery, and colorful autumn foliage. The area receives about 60 inches of rainfall annually, with precipitation fairly evenly spread throughout the year and March being the wettest month. This consistent moisture supports the region's forests, clear-running creeks, and abundant wildlife, making it an ideal setting for outdoor recreation. History A defining feature of this property is the historic Hiwassee Loop, an engineering marvel constructed in 1898. This rare railroad formation spirals around Bald Mountain, allowing trains to ascend steep grades by looping over themselvesa design found only six times in North America and unique east of the Mississippi River . The loop remains active today, serving as a highlight of the Hiwassee River Rail Adventure. The majority of the property is protected by a conservation easement. Location The small community of Ducktown is just 10 minutes south, and Murphy, North Carolina is only 25 minutes away, offering access to restaurants, groceries, and local services. For larger needs, Cleveland, Tennessee is about an hour's drive, while Chattanooga is just an hour and a half away, providing access to major shopping centers, hospitals, and the nearest airport. Knoxville is also under two hours to the north, making this remote but accessible property a rare find in East Tennessee.

Situated near Farner, TN this 300 +/- acre property offers both seclusion and recreation opportunity. Located off Highway 68 and bordered by Cherokee National Forest on 4 sides, this property provides options most properties dont. The Hiwassee River wraps around the property adding a scenic frontage perfect for Kayaking, Fishing, or just enjoying the sound of moving water. Land The property is a mixture of hardwood ridges and creek bottoms, which provides great habitat for Deer, Turkeys, and Hogs. There is a great road system that goes through property that provides easy access to most of the tract. The Shadwick Branch runs through part of the property, as well as a few other feeder creeks in the bottoms. Region & Climate Summers are warm and humid, with daytime highs typically reaching the mid-80s to low 90sF. Winters are mild, with occasional snowfall and average lows in the 20s and 30s. Spring and fall are especially pleasant, bringing blooming dogwoods, lush greenery, and colorful autumn foliage. The area receives about 60 inches of rainfall annually, with precipitation fairly evenly spread throughout the year and March being the wettest month. This consistent moisture supports the region's forests, clear-running creeks, and abundant wildlife, making it an ideal setting for outdoor recreation. History A defining feature of this property is the historic Hiwassee Loop, an engineering marvel constructed in 1898. This rare railroad formation spirals around Bald Mountain, allowing trains to ascend steep grades by looping over themselvesa design found only six times in North America and unique east of the Mississippi River . The loop remains active today, serving as a highlight of the Hiwassee River Rail Adventure. The majority of the property is protected by a conservation easement. Location The small community of Ducktown is just 10 minutes south, and Murphy, North Carolina is only 25 minutes away, offering access to restaurants, groceries, and local services. For larger needs, Cleveland, Tennessee is about an hour's drive, while Chattanooga is just an hour and a half away, providing access to major shopping centers, hospitals, and the nearest airport. Knoxville is also under two hours to the north, making this remote but accessible property a rare find in East Tennessee.

Situated near Farner, TN this 300 +/- acre property offers both seclusion and recreation opportunity. Located off Highway 68 and bordered by Cherokee National Forest on 4 sides, this property provides options most properties dont. The Hiwassee River wraps around the property adding a scenic frontage perfect for Kayaking, Fishing, or just enjoying the sound of moving water. Land The property is a mixture of hardwood ridges and creek bottoms, which provides great habitat for Deer, Turkeys, and Hogs. There is a great road system that goes through property that provides easy access to most of the tract. The Shadwick Branch runs through part of the property, as well as a few other feeder creeks in the bottoms. Region & Climate Summers are warm and humid, with daytime highs typically reaching the mid-80s to low 90sF. Winters are mild, with occasional snowfall and average lows in the 20s and 30s. Spring and fall are especially pleasant, bringing blooming dogwoods, lush greenery, and colorful autumn foliage. The area receives about 60 inches of rainfall annually, with precipitation fairly evenly spread throughout the year and March being the wettest month. This consistent moisture supports the region's forests, clear-running creeks, and abundant wildlife, making it an ideal setting for outdoor recreation. History A defining feature of this property is the historic Hiwassee Loop, an engineering marvel constructed in 1898. This rare railroad formation spirals around Bald Mountain, allowing trains to ascend steep grades by looping over themselvesa design found only six times in North America and unique east of the Mississippi River . The loop remains active today, serving as a highlight of the Hiwassee River Rail Adventure. The majority of the property is protected by a conservation easement. Location The small community of Ducktown is just 10 minutes south, and Murphy, North Carolina is only 25 minutes away, offering access to restaurants, groceries, and local services. For larger needs, Cleveland, Tennessee is about an hour's drive, while Chattanooga is just an hour and a half away, providing access to major shopping centers, hospitals, and the nearest airport. Knoxville is also under two hours to the north, making this remote but accessible property a rare find in East Tennessee.

Situated near Farner, TN this 300 +/- acre property offers both seclusion and recreation opportunity. Located off Highway 68 and bordered by Cherokee National Forest on 4 sides, this property provides options most properties dont. The Hiwassee River wraps around the property adding a scenic frontage perfect for Kayaking, Fishing, or just enjoying the sound of moving water. Land The property is a mixture of hardwood ridges and creek bottoms, which provides great habitat for Deer, Turkeys, and Hogs. There is a great road system that goes through property that provides easy access to most of the tract. The Shadwick Branch runs through part of the property, as well as a few other feeder creeks in the bottoms. Region & Climate Summers are warm and humid, with daytime highs typically reaching the mid-80s to low 90sF. Winters are mild, with occasional snowfall and average lows in the 20s and 30s. Spring and fall are especially pleasant, bringing blooming dogwoods, lush greenery, and colorful autumn foliage. The area receives about 60 inches of rainfall annually, with precipitation fairly evenly spread throughout the year and March being the wettest month. This consistent moisture supports the region's forests, clear-running creeks, and abundant wildlife, making it an ideal setting for outdoor recreation. History A defining feature of this property is the historic Hiwassee Loop, an engineering marvel constructed in 1898. This rare railroad formation spirals around Bald Mountain, allowing trains to ascend steep grades by looping over themselvesa design found only six times in North America and unique east of the Mississippi River . The loop remains active today, serving as a highlight of the Hiwassee River Rail Adventure. The majority of the property is protected by a conservation easement. Location The small community of Ducktown is just 10 minutes south, and Murphy, North Carolina is only 25 minutes away, offering access to restaurants, groceries, and local services. For larger needs, Cleveland, Tennessee is about an hour's drive, while Chattanooga is just an hour and a half away, providing access to major shopping centers, hospitals, and the nearest airport. Knoxville is also under two hours to the north, making this remote but accessible property a rare find in East Tennessee.

Situated near Farner, TN this 300 +/- acre property offers both seclusion and recreation opportunity. Located off Highway 68 and bordered by Cherokee National Forest on 4 sides, this property provides options most properties dont. The Hiwassee River wraps around the property adding a scenic frontage perfect for Kayaking, Fishing, or just enjoying the sound of moving water. Land The property is a mixture of hardwood ridges and creek bottoms, which provides great habitat for Deer, Turkeys, and Hogs. There is a great road system that goes through property that provides easy access to most of the tract. The Shadwick Branch runs through part of the property, as well as a few other feeder creeks in the bottoms. Region & Climate Summers are warm and humid, with daytime highs typically reaching the mid-80s to low 90sF. Winters are mild, with occasional snowfall and average lows in the 20s and 30s. Spring and fall are especially pleasant, bringing blooming dogwoods, lush greenery, and colorful autumn foliage. The area receives about 60 inches of rainfall annually, with precipitation fairly evenly spread throughout the year and March being the wettest month. This consistent moisture supports the region's forests, clear-running creeks, and abundant wildlife, making it an ideal setting for outdoor recreation. History A defining feature of this property is the historic Hiwassee Loop, an engineering marvel constructed in 1898. This rare railroad formation spirals around Bald Mountain, allowing trains to ascend steep grades by looping over themselvesa design found only six times in North America and unique east of the Mississippi River . The loop remains active today, serving as a highlight of the Hiwassee River Rail Adventure. The majority of the property is protected by a conservation easement. Location The small community of Ducktown is just 10 minutes south, and Murphy, North Carolina is only 25 minutes away, offering access to restaurants, groceries, and local services. For larger needs, Cleveland, Tennessee is about an hour's drive, while Chattanooga is just an hour and a half away, providing access to major shopping centers, hospitals, and the nearest airport. Knoxville is also under two hours to the north, making this remote but accessible property a rare find in East Tennessee.

Situated near Farner, TN this 300 +/- acre property offers both seclusion and recreation opportunity. Located off Highway 68 and bordered by Cherokee National Forest on 4 sides, this property provides options most properties dont. The Hiwassee River wraps around the property adding a scenic frontage perfect for Kayaking, Fishing, or just enjoying the sound of moving water. Land The property is a mixture of hardwood ridges and creek bottoms, which provides great habitat for Deer, Turkeys, and Hogs. There is a great road system that goes through property that provides easy access to most of the tract. The Shadwick Branch runs through part of the property, as well as a few other feeder creeks in the bottoms. Region & Climate Summers are warm and humid, with daytime highs typically reaching the mid-80s to low 90sF. Winters are mild, with occasional snowfall and average lows in the 20s and 30s. Spring and fall are especially pleasant, bringing blooming dogwoods, lush greenery, and colorful autumn foliage. The area receives about 60 inches of rainfall annually, with precipitation fairly evenly spread throughout the year and March being the wettest month. This consistent moisture supports the region's forests, clear-running creeks, and abundant wildlife, making it an ideal setting for outdoor recreation. History A defining feature of this property is the historic Hiwassee Loop, an engineering marvel constructed in 1898. This rare railroad formation spirals around Bald Mountain, allowing trains to ascend steep grades by looping over themselvesa design found only six times in North America and unique east of the Mississippi River . The loop remains active today, serving as a highlight of the Hiwassee River Rail Adventure. The majority of the property is protected by a conservation easement. Location The small community of Ducktown is just 10 minutes south, and Murphy, North Carolina is only 25 minutes away, offering access to restaurants, groceries, and local services. For larger needs, Cleveland, Tennessee is about an hour's drive, while Chattanooga is just an hour and a half away, providing access to major shopping centers, hospitals, and the nearest airport. Knoxville is also under two hours to the north, making this remote but accessible property a rare find in East Tennessee.

Situated near Farner, TN this 300 +/- acre property offers both seclusion and recreation opportunity. Located off Highway 68 and bordered by Cherokee National Forest on 4 sides, this property provides options most properties dont. The Hiwassee River wraps around the property adding a scenic frontage perfect for Kayaking, Fishing, or just enjoying the sound of moving water. Land The property is a mixture of hardwood ridges and creek bottoms, which provides great habitat for Deer, Turkeys, and Hogs. There is a great road system that goes through property that provides easy access to most of the tract. The Shadwick Branch runs through part of the property, as well as a few other feeder creeks in the bottoms. Region & Climate Summers are warm and humid, with daytime highs typically reaching the mid-80s to low 90sF. Winters are mild, with occasional snowfall and average lows in the 20s and 30s. Spring and fall are especially pleasant, bringing blooming dogwoods, lush greenery, and colorful autumn foliage. The area receives about 60 inches of rainfall annually, with precipitation fairly evenly spread throughout the year and March being the wettest month. This consistent moisture supports the region's forests, clear-running creeks, and abundant wildlife, making it an ideal setting for outdoor recreation. History A defining feature of this property is the historic Hiwassee Loop, an engineering marvel constructed in 1898. This rare railroad formation spirals around Bald Mountain, allowing trains to ascend steep grades by looping over themselvesa design found only six times in North America and unique east of the Mississippi River . The loop remains active today, serving as a highlight of the Hiwassee River Rail Adventure. The majority of the property is protected by a conservation easement. Location The small community of Ducktown is just 10 minutes south, and Murphy, North Carolina is only 25 minutes away, offering access to restaurants, groceries, and local services. For larger needs, Cleveland, Tennessee is about an hour's drive, while Chattanooga is just an hour and a half away, providing access to major shopping centers, hospitals, and the nearest airport. Knoxville is also under two hours to the north, making this remote but accessible property a rare find in East Tennessee.

Situated near Farner, TN this 300 +/- acre property offers both seclusion and recreation opportunity. Located off Highway 68 and bordered by Cherokee National Forest on 4 sides, this property provides options most properties dont. The Hiwassee River wraps around the property adding a scenic frontage perfect for Kayaking, Fishing, or just enjoying the sound of moving water. Land The property is a mixture of hardwood ridges and creek bottoms, which provides great habitat for Deer, Turkeys, and Hogs. There is a great road system that goes through property that provides easy access to most of the tract. The Shadwick Branch runs through part of the property, as well as a few other feeder creeks in the bottoms. Region & Climate Summers are warm and humid, with daytime highs typically reaching the mid-80s to low 90sF. Winters are mild, with occasional snowfall and average lows in the 20s and 30s. Spring and fall are especially pleasant, bringing blooming dogwoods, lush greenery, and colorful autumn foliage. The area receives about 60 inches of rainfall annually, with precipitation fairly evenly spread throughout the year and March being the wettest month. This consistent moisture supports the region's forests, clear-running creeks, and abundant wildlife, making it an ideal setting for outdoor recreation. History A defining feature of this property is the historic Hiwassee Loop, an engineering marvel constructed in 1898. This rare railroad formation spirals around Bald Mountain, allowing trains to ascend steep grades by looping over themselvesa design found only six times in North America and unique east of the Mississippi River . The loop remains active today, serving as a highlight of the Hiwassee River Rail Adventure. The majority of the property is protected by a conservation easement. Location The small community of Ducktown is just 10 minutes south, and Murphy, North Carolina is only 25 minutes away, offering access to restaurants, groceries, and local services. For larger needs, Cleveland, Tennessee is about an hour's drive, while Chattanooga is just an hour and a half away, providing access to major shopping centers, hospitals, and the nearest airport. Knoxville is also under two hours to the north, making this remote but accessible property a rare find in East Tennessee.

Situated near Farner, TN this 300 +/- acre property offers both seclusion and recreation opportunity. Located off Highway 68 and bordered by Cherokee National Forest on 4 sides, this property provides options most properties dont. The Hiwassee River wraps around the property adding a scenic frontage perfect for Kayaking, Fishing, or just enjoying the sound of moving water. Land The property is a mixture of hardwood ridges and creek bottoms, which provides great habitat for Deer, Turkeys, and Hogs. There is a great road system that goes through property that provides easy access to most of the tract. The Shadwick Branch runs through part of the property, as well as a few other feeder creeks in the bottoms. Region & Climate Summers are warm and humid, with daytime highs typically reaching the mid-80s to low 90sF. Winters are mild, with occasional snowfall and average lows in the 20s and 30s. Spring and fall are especially pleasant, bringing blooming dogwoods, lush greenery, and colorful autumn foliage. The area receives about 60 inches of rainfall annually, with precipitation fairly evenly spread throughout the year and March being the wettest month. This consistent moisture supports the region's forests, clear-running creeks, and abundant wildlife, making it an ideal setting for outdoor recreation. History A defining feature of this property is the historic Hiwassee Loop, an engineering marvel constructed in 1898. This rare railroad formation spirals around Bald Mountain, allowing trains to ascend steep grades by looping over themselvesa design found only six times in North America and unique east of the Mississippi River . The loop remains active today, serving as a highlight of the Hiwassee River Rail Adventure. The majority of the property is protected by a conservation easement. Location The small community of Ducktown is just 10 minutes south, and Murphy, North Carolina is only 25 minutes away, offering access to restaurants, groceries, and local services. For larger needs, Cleveland, Tennessee is about an hour's drive, while Chattanooga is just an hour and a half away, providing access to major shopping centers, hospitals, and the nearest airport. Knoxville is also under two hours to the north, making this remote but accessible property a rare find in East Tennessee.

713-Acre Mountain Property with 1 Mile of Ridgeline - Prime Development Potential! An extraordinary opportunity to own 713 acres of pristine Tennessee wilderness, featuring 1 mile of double-sided ridgeline with breathtaking 360-degree mountain views. Located in sought-after Polk County, this expansive property borders Ocoee Ridge Camp and is a prime candidate for residential, recreational, or commercial development. Key Features & Development Potential: 1 Mile of Double-Sided Ridgeline - Stunning panoramic views, perfect for luxury homes, a resort, or a gated mountain community. Multiple Premier Build Sites - Numerous level and gently sloped areas offer ideal spots for lodges, cabins, glamping sites, or private estates. Infrastructure Ready - Access roads are in place with potential for further expansion and available utilities nearby to support future development. Prime Outdoor Destination - Endless opportunities for hiking trails, ATV courses, horseback riding, zip-lining, and outdoor recreation, making it ideal for an eco-tourism resort or adventure park. Proximity to the Ocoee River - A Whitewater Paradise - Just minutes from world-class whitewater rafting on the Ocoee River, home to the 1996 Olympic whitewater events. The Ocoee is known for thrilling rapids, scenic floats, and kayaking, attracting outdoor enthusiasts nationwide. Commercial & Hospitality Potential - Close to Ocoee Ridge Camp and Ocoee River recreation, making this a perfect location for a boutique mountain resort, event venue, or corporate retreat center. Secluded Yet Accessible - A private escape just minutes from Cherokee National Forest, the Ocoee River, and Chattanooga, with easy highway access for convenient travel. Investment & Conservation Opportunity - With low property taxes and Tennessee's no state income tax, this is an excellent opportunity for land banking, conservation efforts, or long-term appreciation. Whether you're looking to create a luxury mountaintop community, an adventure retreat, or a private legacy estate, this property offers unmatched natural beauty and unlimited potential. Don't miss outschedule a private tour today and explore the endless possibilities!

Are you looking for peaceful country living in East Tennessee? The Polk 10.88 may be worth a visit. Located on Duck Drive just outside of Ducktown, roughly four miles west of the North Carolina border and the Ocoee River, this 10.88 acre property offers lots of space, plus quiet surroundings and beautiful nature all around. It's perfect for anyone wanting a private place to live, farm, enjoy the outdoors, and be close to the Cherokee National Forest. The property includes two homes: 1) a double-wide mobile home constructed in 2021 offering three bedrooms and two baths and 2) a single-wide mobile home manufactured in 1988. The smaller home is ideal for family, guests, or can be used as rental income. A small spring-fed creek runs through the property; imagine sitting by the water with your morning coffee or taking an evening stroll while listening to the stream. The Polk 10.88 is a great place to create a small acreage hunting tract out of your back door. Or if you need a larger space to ride ATVs or shoot deer, turkey, or bear, the 650,000-acre Cherokee National Forest is just minutes away! If you've been looking for a turnkey property offering quiet country living, the Polk 10.88 is worth considering. With a little work and a vision, this place could become your perfect mountain getaway! Contact William Smith today to schedule a private tour! Location: 108 Duke Drive Ducktown, TN 37317 Polk County Minutes From the Cherokee National Forest 3.1 Miles E of Ducktown 4 Miles W of the NC State Line 6 Miles N of the GA State Line 37.6 Miles E of Cleveland 23.9 Miles W of Murphy, NC Tax Information: Tax ID - 116 148.00 2024 - $148.68 Coordinates: 35.03618, -84.35524 Property Use: Residential Homesteading Investment Mini-Farm Hunting Property Information: 10.88 Acres Two Homes Double-Wide Mobile Home 980 SqFt Mobile Home Small Spring-Fed Creek Gravel Driveway