We just recently had a chancery court auction here and 59+/- acres went for 93,000
Sold/Expired Looking for some land
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That seems cheap these days. What county?
1735 Rafter Rd, Tellico Plains, TN 37385 | Zillow
1735 Rafter Rd, Tellico Plains TN, is a Single Family home.This home last sold for $363,275 in January 2024. The Rent Zestimate for this Single Family is $1,200/mo, which has increased by $245/mo in the last 30 days.
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Rather not say cause we dont need anymore transplants (decatur)
Wife and i talked about buying that piece but we decided not to go for it. We want to build a barndo on some extra property we have for future investment
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My son has been looking to get out of memphis and closer to back home. He makes dang good money but can't find anything he can afford. It one of the main reasons I bought hunting land in ky a few years ago. it's still some what affordable there. I love tn but damn the prices are terrible and traffic getting anywhere in the state is horrible almost all hours of the day along interstate routes. unless u travel late at night into the very early am hours
1735 Rafter Rd, Tellico Plains, TN 37385 | Zillow
1735 Rafter Rd, Tellico Plains TN, is a Single Family home.This home last sold for $363,275 in January 2024. The Rent Zestimate for this Single Family is $1,200/mo, which has increased by $245/mo in the last 30 days.
I think I saw this advertised on FB market today-
I thought it was high!!!!
Re-sale….
Just sold 43 acre about 3 miles from this tract.
Just curious brother. I'm not moving anytime soon. I grew up in Fayette county, used to hunt Hardeman and Fayette. Still have some family in that area.
Low deer density as well , if that matters.
Killer-T
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Land is so high in Tn because of the freakin' Ca/Yankees with deep pockets moved in and took over. We redneck can't compete with that.
Here is one I know a lot about. I suspect this will get grabbed up. I can answer most any question about it if anyone is curious. It has pros and cons and things that are both pro and con. I'd just rather see a city hunter get it than a homesteader prepper is why I'm sharing here. I own land very close to this but I don't want a bill and haven't had to pay a third of this cost but will admit it's good for the current market.
Super good deal just a little too far away.
I wish I could find prices like that. 35 acres just went up for sale yesterday around the corner from my property. $179,900
This stuff was 400 to 600 an acre not long ago at all. You have to understand that this is right of way property, no road frontage, no utilities and likely never will be. So you basically have an old logging road through the mountains to get to it. In this case though, the logging road is not at a 45 degree angle at least
it's fairly level access and that means a lot around here. But since it is right of way property, every acre is huntable, so it's a pro and con. This is also not like where you are though, not a lot of deer. Another con is bears, but at the same time there is a pro that you can be hunting bears, hogs, and deer at the same time.
Super good deal just a little too far away
We are hoping to go look at a place off of airport road next weekend. Fingers crossed.This stuff was 400 to 600 an acre not long ago at all. You have to understand that this is right of way property, no road frontage, no utilities and likely never will be. So you basically have an old logging road through the mountains to get to it. In this case though, the logging road is not at a 45 degree angle at least
That's a nice area. I worked up there once.
That's a good area. Get it while you can because when the motorsports park opens, that area is going to explode
I have 30 acres close to wma road.... this is a larger tract but it's mainly draws and creekbeds. Old bowater properties
