Offered below appraised value, this 77±-acre property represents the full extent of a larger forest tract near Washington Pond. The land has been surveyed and includes an updated forest management plan, providing a clear path for stewardship, timber management, and long-term ownership. Walk it, and you’ll see how the pieces come together.

The forest was harvested roughly thirteen years ago and has since regenerated into a mix of deciduous and conifer species. This stage of growth creates dense browse and cover, supporting consistent wildlife activity. Deer movement is evident throughout the property, even in winter conditions. Trails cut through the regrowth, following natural contours and connecting bedding areas to feeding zones. Spend some time on these trails, and the patterns become clear.

A defining feature is the interior high point that rises above the surrounding terrain. From this knob, the land opens up with views across the rolling hills of Knox County. The variation in elevation also shapes how wildlife travels, creating natural corridors that are easy to recognize once you’re on the ground. Walk up to the high point and take in the perspective.

Power is located roughly a quarter mile away, offering flexibility for future use while still allowing the property to function well as a private, off-grid retreat. Washington Pond is nearby, adding water access without taking away from the quiet setting of the land itself.

Owning the full 77 acres gives you control over the landscape rather than just a portion. That scale allows for trail work, habitat management, timber growth, or simply using the property as it sits today. Reach out, and we’ll set up a time to walk it.