Acres of Pure Appalachian Wilderness – Hancock County, Tennessee
High on the ridges of East Tennessee, where the fresh mountain air carries
the echo of wild turkey calls and the rustle of oak leaves, lies a rare chance
to own 32.38 surveyed acres of untamed Appalachian woodland.
This unrestricted tract, nestled in Hancock County, rises from 1,644 feet to
over 2,007 feet in elevation, offering rolling seclusion that feels miles away
from the noise of everyday life. It’s a true outdoorsman’s
paradise—towering poplar, oak, and walnut trees blanket the property, a
woodland that also holds the promise of marketable timber value.
For hunters and wildlife enthusiasts, this land is a treasure. Whitetail deer,
wild turkey, and even the elusive black bear roam freely, making it a
sanctuary for those who seek the call of the wild. The privacy and elevation
create not just a hunting retreat, but the perfect canvas for a secluded
cabin, off-grid living, or a weekend escape.
Wh...
While a well and septic system will be needed, the unrestricted status gives
you the freedom to shape this land to fit your vision—whether that’s a
hunting camp, timber investment, or a mountain homestead.
Imagine owning ground where every sunrise breaks over ridge tops, every
breeze whispers through walnut leaves, and every trail leads to adventure.
This is more than land—it’s legacy ground in the heart of East Tennessee.
From elevation to risk assessment
Search for detailed parcel information including; Elevation & Vegetation Maps, Ownership Information, Detailed Parcel Information, Crop History Map, Soil Survey Productivity Data, and more.
Research Parcel InformationDirections
Highway 11W to TN 31 N 17.2. Miles to Left on 33N 4.9 miles to Left on
Panther Creek Road 1.2 miles to 1334 Panther Creek Road on the Right, the right of way is one
mile to the property.
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License #304977
Bean Station, TN