328ac Peavine Firetower Rd, Crossville, TN 38571

This offering is a 328-acre tract of recreation and hunting land in Cumberland County, Tennessee, described as having no restrictions. Fox Creek and the Whitepine Branch run through the rear portion of the property, creating natural features that can support a variety of outdoor uses. The seller states the property can be subdivided into smaller tracts, providing flexibility for ownership goals ranging from private use to multi-parcel planning. Utilities listed as available on the road include power, county water, natural gas, and high-speed internet.

The property borders more than 46,000 acres of Catoosa Wildlife Management Area, placing it adjacent to preserved land for wildlife viewing and outdoor recreation. The location is described as less than 5 miles from I-40 for access, with an estimated under 30 minutes to Flatrock Motorclub. The seller also notes the tract is positioned between Knoxville and Nashville.

For buyers seeking land that can accommodate both recreation and future flexibility, this tract offers natural water features and the ability to subdivide. The adjacency to Catoosa WMA may appeal to buyers looking for a property with established nearby preserved land, while the stated utility availability and “no restrictions” framework are geared toward a range of private estate, family compound, or development concepts. Buyers are advised to verify all information and measurements prior to making an offer.