This 49.24 +/- acre property in McMinn County, Tennessee, offers a rare combination of usable open land, wooded acreage, and exceptional road access, all within a few minutes of downtown Etowah while remaining outside city limits. For buyers looking for farmland, recreational ground, a homesite, or a development opportunity, this tract checks every box.

This is the 4.74 +/- acre option and is all wooded. The whole tract of land is a versatile mix of open pasture and wooded acreage. The open ground is gently sloping and currently tillable, having been used for hay production, making it a straightforward fit for continued agricultural use, grazing, or conversion to other farming operations. The wooded portion adds privacy, wildlife habitat, and recreational potential, rounding out a property that works equally well for full-time farming, weekend recreation, or a combination of both.

One of the standout features of this tract is its access. The property has road frontage on five different roads, a rare configuration that provides multiple points of entry and significantly increases both convenience and long-term development potential. This kind of frontage is especially valuable for buyers considering subdividing, building multiple homesites, or developing the property in phases. Adding to the appeal, water, internet, and electric utilities are already available at the road, removing a major hurdle for anyone planning to build.

Flexibility is built into how this property is offered. Buyers can purchase the full 49.24 +/- acres, or select from two smaller tracts: a 44.5 +/- acre parcel or a 4.74 +/- acre parcel. This structure allows a buyer to scale the purchase to their specific goals, whether that means acquiring a large tract for farming and recreation, a smaller acreage for a homesite, or exploring both tracts for future resale or development.

The setting adds another layer of value. From the property, there are views of the Cherokee National Forest and Starr Mountain, giving the land a scenic backdrop that's hard to find this close to town. Despite that rural, mountain-view setting, the property sits just minutes from downtown Etowah, putting local shopping and amenities within easy reach while keeping the land itself outside city limits and free from municipal restrictions.

The property is unrestricted and fully surveyed, giving buyers clarity on boundaries and flexibility in how the land can be used. Whether the goal is a private residence, an active hay or farming operation, a recreational retreat, or a future development project, this tract's combination of usable acreage, multi-road access, available utilities, and mountain views makes it a strong option in the McMinn County land market.

Located in East Tennessee's McMinn County, the property benefits from the region's mix of agricultural land, forested mountain terrain, and small-town access, making it a solid candidate for buyers evaluating Tennessee farmland, hunting and recreational tracts, or land with development upside near the Cherokee National Forest.