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4.32 Acres for Sale on Caldwell Rd, Gruetli-Laager, Tennessee - Minutes from Savage Gulf State Park

40 minutes to University of the South

44 minutes to Walmart Supercenter

47 minutes to Unity Medical Center

1 hour to Chattanooga, Tn

1 Hours 41 minutes to Huntsville, Al

1 Hour 55 minutes to Nashville, Tn

This 4.32-Acre lot in Gruetli-Laager, TN offers a rare mix of natural beauty, privacy, and flexibility. Located on the scenic Cumberland Plateau in unincorporated Grundy County, the property has minimal land use restrictions-perfect for RVs, mobile homes, tiny homes, or a custom-built retreat.

Whether you're planning a full-time residence, weekend cabin, or recreational base near Savage Gulf State Park, this parcel fits the vision. The land features a peaceful, wooded setting with approximately 156 ft of road frontage and ample space (537 ft x 292 ft x 382 ft x 527 ft) to build, garden, or enjoy the outdoors.

With road access and nearby utilities, you'll enjoy both rural charm and convenience. A great opportunity for those seeking space, freedom, and nature.

Utility & 911 Addressing Information:

Power Utility: Call Sequatchie Valley Electric Cooperative (931- 592-2511). For more information.

Water Utility: Call Big Creek Utility District (931- 692-2505)

Land Details:

Elegment ID: Hcl_Tn_Grundy_Jones60826

Address: Caldwell Rd, Gruetli-Laager, Tennessee, 37339

Gps: 35.37065, -85.60673

Parcel Number: 061-191.00

Size: 4.32 Acres

Conveyance: Warranty Deed

Annual Taxes: $52 / Year (approximate)

Annual HOA / PO: None

Nearby Attractions:

The Great Stone Door:

The Stone Doors, located in Tennessee, are a unique and mysterious geological formation that has fascinated visitors for years. These massive stone slabs, which are estimated to weigh several tons each, are believed to have been placed in their current position by ancient indigenous people. They are located in a remote area, and access to the site requires a hike through rugged terrain.

Visiting the Stone Doors is an adventure in itself, as reaching the site requires a hike through dense forest, over rocky terrain, and along a narrow stream. The site is not well marked and requires some effort to reach, but the journey is well worth it as the Stone Doors are truly a unique and mysterious geological formation that will leave you in awe.

Greeter Falls:

Is a beautiful and secluded natural attraction located in South Cumberland State Park. The trail to the falls can be challenging due to slippery rocks, but the hike is worth it for the stunning views of the mountain laurel in bloom and the spectacular overlook of the falls. The area is also dog-friendly and offers picnic tables near the parking area. Visitors should be prepared for a strenuous hike and bring proper footwear, water, and trekking poles. Swimming is possible at the falls, but it is important to be aware of the cold water and take caution. Overall, Greeter Falls is a must-visit destination for nature lovers, but be sure to give yourself plenty of time and come prepared for a challenging hike.

Savage Gulf State Natural Area:

Savage Gulf State Natural Area, nestled along the western edge of Tennessee's Cumberland Plateau, spans roughly 15,590 acres of dramatic sandstone cliffs, deep gorges, and lush forests Renowned for its rugged beauty, the park features the iconic Stone Door-a 10-foot-wide, 100-Foot-Deep crevice that served as a natural passageway for Native Americans-and a network of waterfalls like Greeter Falls and Savage Falls cascading into secluded plunge pools With over 50 miles of hiking trails, primitive back country campgrounds, and scenic overlooks, the area is a premier destination for hikers, backpackers, and nature lovers drawn to its old-growth forests, spring wildflowers, and the peaceful roar of flowing streams.