This lot is ideal for those who want a manageable property size in a serene, natural setting. The land is undeveloped and awaiting your vision—whether that's a cabin in the woods, a full-time home, or a vacation retreat. With electricity and public water already accessible, you’ll have a head start on development. A septic system will be needed for residential use, and buyers are encouraged to conduct a perc test and survey to support their intended plans.

Why Cumberland County?

Cumberland County is one of Tennessee’s best-kept secrets. Known for its affordability, mild climate, and lush natural scenery, the area offers a relaxed lifestyle without sacrificing access to essential services and recreation. The nearby city of Crossville—just a short drive away—serves as the county seat and provides healthcare, shopping, dining, and cultural amenities, including a thriving arts scene and local festivals.

Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate the area’s close proximity to hiking trails, state parks, golf courses, and lakes. Cumberland County sits atop the Cumberland Plateau, known for its rolling hills, forested landscapes, and breathtaking views. Whether you're into fishing, boating, bird watching, or simply enjoying peaceful walks in nature, the region offers abundant opportunities for a healthy, outdoor lifestyle.

Access & Driving Directions

From Crossville, TN:

Head northeast on US-70N for approximately 20 minutes.

Turn onto the local access route leading into the residential community.

Continue toward the provided coordinates (35.88825, -85.05257).

Buyers should use GPS navigation and confirm exact access points with the county or HOA prior to visiting. A survey is recommended to confirm property boundaries and road access.

Community & Lifestyle

The lot is located within a homeowners association, which helps maintain the quality and consistency of the neighborhood. HOA rules and covenants vary, so prospective buyers should inquire about any building restrictions or architectural guidelines. These protections contribute to long-term property value and help create a pleasant, well-kept community environment.

Ideal Uses

Building a full-time or seasonal home

Investing in raw land with utility access

Developing a private retreat in a peaceful setting

Holding for long-term value in a growing region

Don’t Miss Out

Land with existing utilities, low taxes, and community support at this price point is becoming increasingly rare in Tennessee. Whether you’re ready to build now or simply want to secure your piece of land for future use, this lot offers flexibility and affordability in one of the state’s most naturally beautiful regions.