0 McBurg Dellrose Road, Lot#WP001 , Dellrose, TN 38453(Lincoln County)

Lot 2/Tract 2 offers 212.58 acres of wooded land in Lincoln County, Tennessee, situated along McBurg Dellrose Road near Dellrose. This tract provides a larger footprint for those seeking more acreage, combining natural features, accessibility, and seclusion. With ample road frontage and public utilities located nearby, the property offers flexibility for recreational use, hunting, or a potential homesite.The acreage includes a diverse mix of mature hardwoods, rolling terrain, and winding creeks that enhance both the scenery and wildlife habitat. The timber stand supports deer, turkey, and other native species, making the land suitable for seasonal hunting and outdoor activities. The varied topography allows for trail development, potential food plots, and recreational use across multiple areas of the property.Access to the property is direct from McBurg Dellrose Road, with frontage allowing multiple entry points if desired. The presence of utilities nearby makes future development of a cabin, lodge, or residence a feasible option. Despite the private and quiet setting, the property is only minutes from Interstate 65, offering convenient routes north to Nashville, Tennessee, or south to Huntsville, Alabama.Creeks that run through the property add natural beauty and provide reliable water sources for wildlife. Mixed with level ridges and draws, rolling terrain creates opportunities for recreational use and potential timber management. For buyers with long-term goals, the land provides investment opportunities in timberland while serving immediate recreational needs.This tract can be purchased individually or combined with other available tracts for a total of 506 acres. The additional acreage creates an opportunity for buyers who want to scale ownership for larger recreational projects, hunting operations, or investment purposes.For buyers interested in recreational property, hunting land, or investment in Tennessee timberland, this 212.58-acre tract provides space, resources, and a balance of accessibility and privacy. It can serve as a hunting base, a weekend retreat, or be part of a larger landholding when combined with additional available acreage.