3229 Old State Hwy 28, Dunlap, TN 37327

The Fields at Fall Creek is a 1,445± acre unrestricted farm and recreational property in Bledsoe County, Tennessee. The tract features nearly three miles of bluff frontage overlooking the Sequatchie Valley, with a balance of pasture, timber, and water. Approximately 300 acres of open pasture have been historically managed for cattle production and wildlife habitat, with fencing and gravity-fed spring water. An internal road and trail system allows access across the property. Five named creeks originate along the bluff and flow through the property. A half-acre pond attracts migrating waterfowl and offers recreational value. The property supports populations of whitetail deer, turkey, dove, and small game. A dove field has a history of consistent hunts. The land showcases soils, grasses, and vegetation. Previous ownership implemented land stewardship efforts, including the planting of over 44,000 trees. The bluff-top area has been leased for hang gliding. The property includes a 4,500-square-foot residence serviced by spring water and city water, overlooking pastureland, gardens, an orchard, and nearby barns. A pole barn provides hay and equipment storage, and a red barn stands as a historic focal point. An additional brick home offers accommodations for guests or on-site management. Situated within an Opportunity Zone, The Fields at Fall Creek presents residential, agricultural, or commercial development potential. The property boasts road frontage along Old State Highway 28, Highway 127, Sutherland Road, Blue Sewanee Road, and Pope Road, with utilities available along much of the frontage. Eight water taps are installed. Bluff-top building sites offer views of the Sequatchie Valley. Located five miles north of Dunlap, the property provides access to Highway 111 and is 40 minutes from Chattanooga. The property combines water, pasture, timber, infrastructure, and views.