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Description:
Introducing an extraordinary opportunity to own a stunning large acreage contiguous tract of land with 6 miles of gorgeous Calfkiller River frontage. This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to own one of the most impressive farms in Tennessee!

This remarkable property offers 500 acres of fertile river bottom ground with multiple creeks surrounded by beautiful mountain terrain, offering long-range views of this incredible tract's natural beauty!

This property has a perfect blend of tillable acreage, mature hardwoods, flowing creeks, rock formations, caves, and scenic mountain terrain. There are miles of established and well-maintained trail systems with 2 large concrete bridges allowing access to all areas of this incredible farm without ever leaving the property!

This property is truly an Outdoor paradise with abundant wild turkey, world-class whitetail deer, small game and incredible fishing! If you’re a weekend warrior or avid fly-fisherman, you’ll love the Calfkiller River, that’s stocked by the local TWRA and is also full of smallmouth bass, redeye bass, largemouth bass, brook rainbow and brown trout, sunfish and crappie! This is the most diverse property we’ve ever seen in TN, with a unique blend of tillable acreage, river bottoms and creek frontage with beautiful Hemlock and Mountain Laurel as well as hardwood ridgetops!

This property is also steeped in Civil War history, including The Battle of Dug Hill, caves with Civil War remains and artifacts and a huge saltpeter mine that was used in making gunpowder, adding a unique layer of historical value!

This is truly a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to own such an incredible and historic piece on Tennessee Paradise with endless possibilities!

Details:
6 Miles of Calfkiller River Frontage

500 acres of Fertile River Bottom Land

400 acres of Tillable Ground

Multiple Large Creeks

Miles of Established and Well-Maintained Trail Systems

World Class Whitetail Deer and Turkey Hunting

Great Fishing in the Calfkiller River

Steeped in Civil War History