Wolf Creek Rd, Huntsville, TN 37756

Located in the Huntsville area of Scott County, Tennessee, near the Cumberland Plateau, this 251.19 +/- acre property offers a mix of hunting land, recreational acreage, and building potential in one of the state's most active outdoor recreation regions. The property is available as a whole or in two separate tracts of 101.87+/- acres and 149.32+/- acres, giving buyers flexibility to choose the size that fits their goals. With a gravel driveway already in place, utilities available at the road, and multiple build sites, the property is set up for both immediate use and future improvements. Access is a key advantage. The existing gravel driveway leads into the property, and with utilities at the road, a buyer considering a cabin, hunting camp, or permanent residence has a practical starting point. Several build sites offer placement options, and mountain views can be enjoyed from multiple locations throughout the tract. For hunters, the property already has groundwork in place. Established food plots are in place for whitetail deer, and the area supports turkey, black bear, and wild hogs, giving a new owner opportunities across several seasons. An established trail system runs through the property, providing access for scouting, checking stands, maintaining food plots, and getting around on foot or by ATV or UTV. The timber has been select-cut logged, while plenty of hardwoods and oaks were left standing. These mast-producing trees are an important food source for deer, turkey, and bear, and the remaining hardwood cover provides structure and bedding areas. The combination of open food plots, thinned timber, and mature hardwoods creates habitat diversity that supports wildlife year-round, and the selective cut also opens the door to future timber management. Beyond the property lines, Scott County offers some of the best public recreation in East Tennessee. Big South Fork National River and Recreation Area protects roughly 125,000 acres of river gorges, sandstone bluffs, and natural arches, with miles of trails for hiking, horseback riding, mountain biking, paddling, fishing, and hunting. Brimstone Recreation in Huntsville manages one of the largest trail riding networks in the Southeast, with around 300 miles of off-road trails across nearly 20,000 acres. Frozen Head State Park in neighboring Morgan County adds additional hiking, camping, and mountain scenery. Having all three within driving distance gives an owner a wide range of outdoor options on and off the property. Whether the goal is a dedicated hunting tract, a weekend recreational retreat, a future home site with acreage, or a long-term land investment, this Scott County property offers the size, access, infrastructure, and habitat to support a variety of uses.

This 149.32+/- acre tract sits off Wolf Creek Road in the Huntsville area of Scott County, Tennessee, on the Cumberland Plateau. It is the larger of two tracts being offered from a 251.19+/- acre property and can be purchased by itself or combined with the 101.87+/- acre tract. With a gravel driveway in place, utilities at the road, multiple build sites, and established hunting improvements, the property is set up for use now and for improvements later. Getting in and getting started is straightforward. The gravel driveway leads into the property, and electric, gas, and water are available nearby at the road. Several build sites with mountain views give a buyer choices for a cabin, hunting camp, equipment barn, or permanent residence, depending on their plans. For hunters, the tract comes with work already done. Established food plots are in place for whitetail deer, and the area supports turkey, black bear, and wild hogs, offering hunting opportunities across multiple seasons. An established trail system runs through the property for scouting, accessing stands, maintaining plots, and getting around on foot or by ATV or UTV. The timber was select-cut logged, and plenty of hardwoods and oaks were left standing. Those mast-producing trees provide acorns and other food for deer, turkey, and bear, while the remaining cover offers bedding areas and travel corridors. Open food plots, thinned timber, and mature hardwoods together give the tract habitat variety through the year and allow for future timber management. At 149.32+/- acres, this tract offers room to spread out stand locations, add food plots, and separate a building area from the hunting ground. Buyers who want more acreage can add the 101.87+/- acre tract for a combined 251.19+/- acres. The surrounding area adds to what the property itself offers. 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 offers hiking, camping, and mountain views. All three are within driving distance. Huntsville is approximately 5 miles from the property and Oneida is approximately 10 miles away for everyday needs. Knoxville is roughly an hour's drive. Whether the goal is a hunting property, a recreational getaway, a future home site with acreage, or a long-term land investment, this 149.32+/- acre Scott County tract offers the size, access, utilities, and wildlife habitat to support a range of uses.