Wolf Creek Rd

Notes from the listing agent

Located off Wolf Creek Road in the Huntsville area of Scott County, Tennessee, this 101.87+/- acre tract offers hunting land, recreational acreage, and building potential on the Cumberland Plateau. It is one of two tracts being offered from a larger 251.19+/- acre property, and it can be purchased on its own or together with the 149.32+/- acre tract. A gravel driveway is in place, utilities are available at the road, and multiple build sites give a buyer options for a cabin, hunting camp, or future home. Access and infrastructure give this tract a practical starting point. The existing gravel driveway leads into the property, and electric, gas, and water are available nearby at the road. Several build sites offer mountain views, so a new owner can choose a location that fits their plans for a structure, a camper pad, or a long-term homesite. The hunting groundwork is already done. Established food plots are in place for whitetail deer, and the area supports turkey, black bear, and wild hogs, giving an owner opportunities across several seasons. An established trail system provides access for scouting, hanging and checking stands, maintaining food plots, and moving around the property on foot or by ATV or UTV. The timber has been select-cut logged, with plenty of hardwoods and oaks left standing. These mast-producing trees are an important food source for deer, turkey, and bear, and the remaining hardwood cover provides bedding and travel areas. The mix of open food plots, thinned timber, and mature hardwoods creates habitat variety that supports wildlife through the year and leaves room for future timber management. At 101.87+/- acres, the tract is a manageable size for a weekend retreat or a dedicated hunting property while still providing room for multiple stand locations and food plots. Buyers looking for more acreage can combine it with the 149.32+/- acre tract for a total of 251.19+/- acres. Scott County is home to some of the largest public recreation areas in East Tennessee. Big South Fork National River and Recreation Area protects up to 125,000 acres of the Cumberland Plateau, with river gorges, sandstone bluffs, and trails for hiking, horseback riding, mountain biking, paddling, fishing, and hunting. Brimstone Recreation in Huntsville manages more than 300 miles of off-highway vehicle trails and roads. Frozen Head State Park in neighboring Morgan County adds hiking, camping, and mountain scenery. All three are within driving distance of the property. Huntsville is approximately 5 miles away and Oneida is approximately 10 miles away for groceries, fuel, and supplies. Knoxville is roughly an hour's drive. Whether the goal is a dedicated hunting tract, a weekend recreational property, a future home site, or a long-term land investment, this 101.87+/- acre Scott County tract offers access, utilities at the road, established wildlife improvements, and mountain views to work with.