.87 Acres Only 8 Min to Pikeville

Land Description

Owner Financing Available

Make us an offer and let's make it yours.

Hold Price: $25 For 2 Days

For $25 we can hold the property for you for 2 days while you decide whether you want to purchase. If you buy the property, this will count toward the purchase price. You can also hold the property up to 8 days.

Property Description

Are you looking for unrestricted land in Tennessee with a secret history?

This 0.87-Acre property is affordable, unrestricted, and rooted in American history.

But first, let me show you how this land helped one man reclaim his freedom, and how it could do the same for you.

In 1795, John Mclellan had hit a wall.

The East was collapsing under its own weight.

Land was scarce.

Prices rising.

And everything felt controlled.

He had fought in the Revolution for independence.

But now, back home, that freedom was slipping away.

He had a family to feed.

And nowhere left to turn.

So he packed a rifle, a few tools, and everything he owned.

And joined a small group of settlers heading west.

Toward wilderness.

Toward danger.

But maybe toward a second chance.

But the journey west?

It didn't go as planned.

The mountains were brutal.

The nights, colder than expected.

They buried one traveler.

Nearly lost another to fever.

But then?

After weeks of hardship,they reached it.

A wide, open valley flanked by ridges like fortress walls.

Cool air.

Clear springs.

A sacred quiet.

And in that moment, John knew: This wasn't just a place to live.

It was a place to begin again.

No inspectors.

No permits.

No one to ask for permission.

Can you imagine having that today?

Here John built a cabin with his own hands.

Grew crops in that rich black soil.

And using his skills as a surveyor, helped shape the layout of Bledsoe County, drawing the lines for a future he believed in.

He wasn't just part of the county, he helped create it, leaving behind land that carried his name for generations.

And here's the part most people don't know:

That same valley? It's still here.

Still offering the kind of freedom John found.

Today, you have the chance to own 0.87 acres in that very valley.

It's unrestricted.

That means no zoning laws, no HOA and no building deadlines.

It has road access, power nearby, and a natural backdrop framed by ancient ridges.

And you're just 10 minutes from Pikeville and under an hour from Chattanooga, so it's peaceful, but not isolated.

And in a world that keeps closing in, finding property without rules, limits, or noise, isn't just rare.

It's a lifeline.

Click Buy or Hold to secure this piece of Georgia before someone else does.

Lot Details

Assessor's Parcel Number 088K-A-007.00

Legal Description Please contact us for a copy of the metes and bounds legal description.

Elevation: 820

Gps Center Coordinates (Approx.) 35.5388, -85.2613

Gps Boundary Coordinates (Approx.) 35.538600480,-85.260599542; 35.539242487,-85.261542188; 35.539023237,-85.261745332; 35.538387658,-85.260812119; 35.538600480,-85.260599542;

Annual Taxes: ~$56.00

Zoning: No zoning

Time Limit To Build: None as far as we are aware

Access: Dirt road

Power: Power should be available in the area. Please contact Sequachee Valley Electric Cooperative or Fall Creek Falls Utility District.

Water: Public water may be available, but we recommend confirming with Bledsoe County.

Sewer: A septic system would need to be installed. Please note that a perc test has not been done.

Official Contacts: Please contact Bledsoe County.

RVs Allowed? There are no restrictions on RVs at the county level.

Buildable? Because we do not know the specifics of what you may want to build on the property, we recommend that you contact the building and/or zoning department(s) for more information on the relevant zoning and building regulations and how to obtain a building permit.

Survey Available? No, we have not had a survey commissioned, but if you would like to pay for a survey we would be happy to work with your chosen surveyor.

In Hoa? No Hoa

Annual HOA Dues: ~$0.00