Property Description

This 261-acre tract located in Spencer, Tennessee, offers a combination of recreational opportunities, natural water features, and potential building sites in Van Buren County. The property features more than 4,000 feet of frontage along the Rocky River, which flows through the land, creating a scenic setting with a mix of hardwoods and native vegetation. The river corridor is lined with plant species such as Mountain Laurel and American Hollie, contributing to both habitat diversity and visual appeal. The land is accessible from two separate roads, providing flexibility for entry and use. This dual access can support a variety of uses, including recreation, hunting, or future development. The internal terrain is mostly level with gentle variations, making navigation easy on foot or with equipment. The wooded acreage includes a mix of mature pine stands and white oak flats, along with areas of thicker cover that support wildlife movement and bedding. Water resources on the property include not only the Rocky River but also a large lake and an additional pond. These features provide multiple water sources for wildlife and expand recreational possibilities such as fishing or Kayaking. The presence of water throughout the property also contributes to a balanced habitat that supports deer, turkey, and other native species. Electricity is available onsite, offering a starting point for those considering building. While municipal water is not currently available, the property offers multiple locations that could be suitable for a cabin or home, depending on the buyer's preferences and plans. Some areas offer mountain views and private building sites with natural surroundings. The tract is unrestricted, allowing for a range of potential uses depending on your needs or desires. Whether the intent is seasonal use, long-term investment, or establishing a rural residence, the property offers flexibility for its use. The combination of water features, timber diversity, etc.

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