This 138.77 +/- acre parcel, located in Cocke County, Tennessee, offers a largely rural, natural tract with several noteworthy features. This property offers diverse natural resources and multiple potential uses supported by the combination of terrain features, existing structures, and a previously established road. The propertys topography includes a mix of wooded areas and open terrain, enabling a variety of future land use possibilities. The acreage consists of several natural springs that are spread across the property in different locations, creating opportunities for future land use planning, such as establishing water access for recreation or supporting land development needs. Throughout the property, several locations appear suitable for building sites, including potential homes, cabins, or utility structures. These areas vary in elevation and layout, which gives flexibility when considering long-term plans. Whether the future use is recreational, residential, or agricultural, buyers will have the choice to select a location best suited to their goals. The property includes an older barn that could be repurposed for storage or equipment shelter, depending on its condition. There is also a shed that has been used as a small hunting cabin. It features a wood-burning stove, providing a heat source for short stays. This structure provides a starting point for anyone wanting a basic on-site shelter as they plan future improvements. Due to its natural cover, water sources, and terrain layout, the property possesses characteristics that make it suitable for recreational hunting. The acreage can also support additional recreational uses, such as hiking, wildlife observation, or general outdoor activities. Overall, the property includes natural water features, open and wooded sections, and existing structures. These elements offer flexibility for future planning, whether the intended purpose is recreational, agricultural, or long-term development. Schedule your showing today! Buyer(s)/Buyer Agents to verify all information. Property lines are approximate only.