🏞️ 21.7-Acre Mountain Property Listed in Turtletown with Cherokee National Forest Borders

A substantial tract of land on Polk County’s McFarland Road now offers Cumberland Plateau buyers and investors a rare combination of privacy, timber, and proximity to protected forest. The property sits at the edge of a region where rural acreage and outdoor access remain central to the local economy and lifestyle.

📍 Location & Setting

The 21.7-acre parcel borders the Cherokee National Forest on two sides, positioning it roughly 11.4 miles north of Ducktown and accessible via a long gravel road that emphasizes privacy and seclusion. ✨ The land features mature timber and mountain views overlooking Turtletown, with coordinates 35.11165, -84.37855 marking its exact position in Polk County, Tennessee 37391.

💰 Price & Tax Information

The property is listed at $90,000, with 2025 annual taxes assessed at $440.11 (Tax ID: 071 028.00). 🏡 This pricing reflects the rural character and forest-adjacent location typical of the upper Cumberland Plateau region.

🎯 Potential Uses

William Smith, land specialist with William Smith – SmallTown Hunting Properties & Real Estate, describes the property as suitable for hunting, investment, recreational use, or as a potential home or cabin site. The combination of forest boundaries, mature trees, and road access makes it adaptable to multiple ownership goals-from weekend getaway to long-term land investment.

📞 How to Learn More

Interested buyers or investors can contact William Smith directly at (662) 647-4788 (cell) or (423) 568-8339 (office) to schedule a private tour or ask questions about the property. 🌲 The listing emphasizes the “peaceful rural setting” and privacy that define this corner of Polk County.