Situated in Carter County, this secluded 25.9-acre wooded tract borders the Cherokee National Forest, offering exceptional privacy, abundant wildlife, and endless possibilities. Tucked away off the beaten path, this expansive property is ideal for building a private mountain retreat, creating a family hunting property, or enjoying recreational land for hiking, riding, and exploring. The rolling terrain and mature timber provide excellent habitat for whitetail deer and eastern turkey, while selective tree clearing could open up beautiful long-range views. A rough driveway has been cut into part of the property; four-wheel drive is recommended to access the shared drive and property. Public water and power are available at the road, with a septic system required. The property may qualify for Greenbelt status, offering significant tax savings. A survey is available upon request. Enjoy the peace of rural living while remaining conveniently located, approximately 15 minutes from Elizabethton, with easy access to Johnson City, TN and Boone, NC. Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate the close proximity to Roan Mountain State Park, Watauga Lake, Boone Lake, Laurel Fork/Hampton Creek Cove, the Appalachian Trail, and hundreds of miles of hiking and mountain biking trails, along with nearby rivers, streams, waterfalls, camping, and fishing. Whether you're looking to build a secluded home, establish a private hunting retreat, invest in timber and recreational land, or create a quiet off-grid escape, this property offers a rare opportunity to own a piece of East Tennessee's natural beauty, remote and private, yet accessible and close to modern conveniences. ***NOTE- Boundary lines are approximate and shown for illustrative purposes only. Survey available upon request. GPS: 264 Kaitlin Rd, Hampton, TN (home below the property; shared driveway).

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