510± Acres | Sequatchie River Valley | Pikeville, Tennessee

Located just minutes north of Pikeville, this extraordinary 510± acre legacy farm offers approximately 2.5 miles of Sequatchie River frontage, expansive pastureland, diverse hardwood timber, and some of the most impressive views in the region. Within a short drive of Chattanooga and situated between Nashville and Knoxville, the property combines accessibility with the privacy, scale, and natural beauty of a true Tennessee forever farm.

The farm's elevation and topography are among its most defining features. With elevations exceeding 1,100 feet and more than 200 feet of elevation change, the property encompasses one of the highest points in the entire Sequatchie Valley. Panoramic views overlook Pikeville, the surrounding mountain ridges, and the valley floor. Paved roads border the property on all sides, with three gated entrances providing convenient access. Power and water are available along multiple sides, offering numerous opportunities for additional improvements and building sites.

Approximately 200± acres of open pasture are currently utilized for a working cattle operation. The fully fenced farm includes two well-maintained barns, multiple cattle waters, feeder creeks, and more than five ponds, including a stocked pond. The remaining acreage features diverse hardwood timber, including oak, maple, yellow poplar, dogwood, and other native species. Miles of professionally graded trails provide access throughout the property for livestock management, hunting, and recreation, with additional opportunities to expand pasture and establish food plots.

Water is one of the property's most remarkable features. Approximately 2.5 miles of Sequatchie River frontage provide more than five established year-round access points, with additional opportunities for private river access. The river supports a diverse fishery, including smallmouth bass, largemouth bass, spotted bass, catfish, and numerous other native species. A particularly unique feature is the ability to enjoy several-hour canoe or kayak trips, putting in and taking out entirely within the property's boundaries. Several feeder creeks, cattle ponds, and natural water features are also scattered throughout the farm, with room to establish an additional private pond or lake.

Recreational opportunities extend throughout the property, with excellent whitetail deer and Eastern wild turkey hunting, abundant wildlife habitat, miles of established trails, and a dedicated shooting range. Numerous harvest photos are available upon request. The northeastern portion of the farm is also home to the locally recognized Frog Point, adding another distinctive feature to this diverse landscape.

Overlooking a peaceful pond is a charming 735± square-foot off-grid cabin, providing a private place to stay and enjoy the farm. The cabin conveys as-is, where-is. Multiple elevated building sites, expansive views, and accessible utilities offer opportunities for additional residences, a private estate, or a forever home overlooking the valley. The property's size and layout also lend themselves to a hunting lodge, family compound, recreational retreat, agricultural operation, or other business opportunities, subject to applicable approvals.

The Sequatchie Valley is known for its rich agricultural heritage, surrounding mountain ridges, fertile valley floor, and remarkable biodiversity. Its history of farming, livestock production, and rural communities has shaped a landscape that remains one of Tennessee's most distinctive regions. Held by the same family for generations, this is a true forever farm with a history of agricultural use and stewardship. Currently enrolled in Tennessee's Greenbelt program, subject to continued eligibility, this is a rare opportunity to own a significant piece of the Sequatchie River Valley and preserve a legacy for generations to come.