253 Highway 27 Daus Mountain Road, Palmer, TN

About 253 Highway 27 Daus Mountain Road

This large, contiguous tract in Sequatchie and Grundy Counties, Tennessee, offers buyers seeking recreational property, hunting land, or a private setting with multiple potential homesites. Positioned along a county-maintained paved road, the property offers convenient access while retaining a secluded, rural setting. The land features a diverse mix of topography, including level areas, gently rolling sections, and steeper terrain. This variation offers multiple potential building sites, several of which offer long-range views of the surrounding Cumberland Plateau. These elevated areas may be suitable for residential structures, cabins, or weekend retreats, depending on buyer preferences and intended use. A notable natural feature of the property is a large blue line stream that flows through the tract. The stream corridor is lined with native Mountain Laurel and mature Hemlock trees, creating a shaded and scenic environment. Portions of mature timber remain within designated stream management areas, contributing to both visual appeal and habitat diversity. The majority of the property is wooded, with a mix of regenerating timber and retained mature stands. The land was timbered several years ago, resulting in a habitat structure that supports a variety of wildlife. The combination of early successional growth, wooded cover, and water sources creates favorable conditions for species such as whitetail deer and wild turkey. Several strategically placed food plots are already established on the property. These openings, combined with the natural terrain, help create defined travel corridors and pinch points that may be suitable for hunting setups. The land's layout allows for multiple stand locations while maintaining separation between hunting areas. An established internal road system provides access throughout much of the property. This network supports ease of navigation for recreational use, land management activities, and access to various sections of the tract.

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