Land, river frontage reign at Sequatchie property

Buyers looking to get off the grid have the perfect opportunity to do just that with this rare find in Sequatchie Valley, Tennessee. Listed with Henry B. Glascock Company, the more than 400 acres of land feature a self-sufficient cabin that was made to take advantage of the surrounding environment. This gem has much to offer.

“It’s a nice cabin custom built by the owners as a getaway,” Glascock said, noting that the cabin has its own water source and an electric generator to cover utilities.

Glascock described the 1,300-square-foot home and surrounding land as a wonderful retreat from the everyday grind.

“The surrounding acreage has been managed for quail and has around 20 coveys of quail that have not been hunted,” he said. “It was managed to train hunting dogs, which makes it sort of a wildlife reserve.”

Add to that the acreage’s rolling topography of pastureland, woodland, three miles of river-frontage, great views of the valley and mountains, and it really becomes the perfect assemblage of unspoiled property, Glascock said.

The cabin and land have limitless potential. The spot could be a primary residential home site, or the acreage could be broken up and sold to be developed. Glascock noted that the land would also qualify for a conservation easement.

“The benefits for donating a conservation easement would go a long way to pay for the entire tract of land,” he added. “All these interesting aspects really set apart it from anything else on the market.”

Convenience is also a key factor. Potential owners could make their way to Chattanooga easily in under an hour.

Interested parties should contact Wendy J. Elliott about this listing.

“We’ll show it at your convenience and be happy to go out and give a full tour of the property,” he said.

For more information visit GlascockCo.com or contact Wendy J. Elliott at 386-481-8439