Endless possibilities await with this exceptional tract of land offering the perfect blend of cleared acreage, wooded privacy, and natural beauty. Whether you're looking to develop a subdivision, establish a working farm, create a private family compound, or invest in a one-of-a-kind property, this land is ready to bring your vision to life. Featuring over 300 acres of cleared land and approximately 300 acres of mature woodland, the property offers level to rolling terrain, scenic creek frontage, impressive bluffs, and approximately one mile of gravel road already in place for easy access throughout. Multiple potential building sites provide ample opportunities for residential, agricultural, or recreational use. Imagine creating a multi-generational family estate, expanding farming operations, or developing a thoughtfully planned community. The seller will consider dividing the property, providing additional flexibility to meet your needs. A portion of the property contains an underground mine shaft from many years ago. Buyers are encouraged to perform their own due diligence regarding the property and its intended use. Don't miss this rare opportunity to own a truly remarkable piece of land with unlimited potential. Call today for more information or to discuss acreage options.
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Schools
K - 12
Preschool & daycare
Pleasant Hill Elementary School
Public PreK-8 • Assigned • 8.2mi
4/10
Cumberland County High School
Public 9-12 • Assigned • 15.0mi
5/10
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About Cumberland
Cove
Cumberland Cove, located between Crossville and Cookeville, is a rural and residential Mayland neighborhood with wooded ridgelines and winding mountain roads. The character concentrates around the Cumberland Cove Road entrance near the community gate, where mail kiosks, trailhead signage, and steady comings-and-goings set a quiet, outdoors-first rhythm. Homes lean toward custom builds—cabins, craftsman-inspired houses, and wide-porch retreats—set back on large lots under mature trees. The landscape reads as plateau-and-hollow, with creeks, rock outcrops, and long views shaping daily routines. Life here centers on hiking, cycling loops, and porch time rather than a commercial strip. For local culture, the Cumberland County Playhouse, the Art Circle Public Library, and the Palace Theatre in Crossville anchor nearby evenings out.
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Creek frontage
Private, wooded land with rolling and level areas
County road frontage
Home design
Farm
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