175+/- acres - Chester County - Sand Mountain
175+/- acres on Sand Mountain in Chester County, Tennessee. This hunting/recreational tract and timber investment has more than 500 feet of frontage along Sand Mountain Road and is situated along the Tennessee Valley Divide.
The property sits atop Sand Mountain, which is the highest point in all of West Tennessee. The property contains approximately 155 acres of 7-year-old loblolly pine along with 20 acres of mature mixed hardwoods and pine, creating both recreational appeal and future timber value.
An established road system provides excellent access throughout the property. Deer and turkey hunting are outstanding, making this an ideal retreat for sportsmen. Electricity and fiber internet are available along Sand Mountain Road, giving you the flexibility to develop a homesite, hunting lodge, or rural getaway.
Key Features
-Situated on Sand Mountain
-Frontage on Sand Mountain Rd
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-Access to electricity and fiber internet
-Recently cleared game fields
-Good trail system
-Great deer and turkey hunting
Conveniently located just 10 miles from Henderson, 15 miles from Lexington, 20 miles from Selmer and Jackson, and only 30 miles from Pickwick Lake. It is also in close proximity to Beech Lake, Pine Lake, and Sycamore Lake for fishing and boating. It lies within the Chester County School District.
Whether you’re looking for a private hunting property, a timber investment, or a secluded recreational retreat, this tract has it.
Contact Austin Carroll at 731-608-2933 to schedule a tour!
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About Austin Carroll
Austin works out of the Jackson, TN area and has an extensive background in forest and land management. Austin graduated from the University of Tennessee in 2010 with a Bachelor of Science degree in Forest Management. Since then, he has worked, and continues to work, as a consulting forester with Tennessee Timber Consultants, LLC assisting landowners throughout Tennessee in managing their forest resources. Austins specialties include evaluating and marketing land and timber. He looks forward to using his knowledge and experience of forest management, land management, and the timber industry to help clients understand the complexities that come along with purchasing, selling, and owning land. If you are considering the purchase or sale of timberland, farmland, or hunting and recreational properties in Western and Middle Tennessee, give Austin the opportunity to put his experience and knowledge to work for you.