Cumberland County Tennessee Pasture Land for Sale

Set on 200 secluded acres in Strunk, KY, this 5,500 sq. ft. home offers modern comfort and privacy. Featuring 6 beds, 5 baths, a gourmet kitchen, multiple living spaces, and a loft with breathtaking views. The lower level boasts an aquatic room with a swim spa and hot tub. With trails, creeks, a...

Set on 400 secluded acres in Strunk, KY, this 5,500 sq. ft. home offers modern comfort and privacy. Featuring 6 beds, 5 baths, a gourmet kitchen, multiple living spaces, and a loft with breathtaking views. The lower level boasts an aquatic room with a swim spa and hot tub. With trails, creeks, a...

Set on 460 secluded acres in Strunk, KY, this 5,500 sq. ft. home offers modern comfort and privacy. Featuring 6 beds, 5 baths, a gourmet kitchen, multiple living spaces, and a loft with breathtaking views. The lower level boasts an aquatic room with a swim spa and hot tub. With trails, creeks, a...

Hrang Family Breeder Farm is a well-maintained two-house breeder hen operation located in the scenic community of Dayton in Rhea County, Tennessee. Set on approximately 15+/- acres and contracted with Koch Foods, this turnkey farm offers a projected annual gross income of $180,000, making it an...

Welcome TO The Putnam 150, Located Just OFF OF I-40 IN The Heart OF The Cumberland Plateau. This 150 acre Putnam County, TN tract has been enjoyed by the same family for nearly 50 years and is ready to pass it on to the next owners. The property is exactly what comes to mind when thinking of Middle...

Over 5 acres of level usable land with around 3 acres cleared that has access to public water, electric and Clark Range is only around 10 minutes away. Plenty of spots to build with paved road frontage and wonderful views of the distant mountains. The 5ac tract adjacent to this is also for sale...

This is a beautiful property, has plenty of road frontage, pond, trees could build almost any where on it land lays level to slightly rolling. Was used for horses and cows. Located not far from Crossville and/or Pikeville. State Park is but a short drive. Other tracts could possibly be