WELCOME TO CUMBERLAND PLATEAU LAND

Magnificent Farm and old farmhouse being refurbished. Numerous farm outbuildings. 5 ponds, 3 phase power, rolling hills, 2/1.2 mile bluff bordering state forest. Located 3 miles West of Spring City, TN on top of Cumberland Plateau. Very private access from paved State Road. Excellent for Prepper or homesteading.

The best safest haven in America is the Cumberland Plateau, which has less rain and is safer from refugee influx than the highly rated Blue Ridge Mtns.. The elevation ranges from 1,500 to 1,800 feet and is very lightly populated. There is plenty of water available up on top and relatively cheap forested land… Joel Skousen, Designer of high security residences and retreats.

Also known as Stonewood Amphitheater. PISH-LA-KI is an old Indian term. Historic outdoor entertainment venue, exquisite wedding venue, concert facility, 2 amphitheaters – Cap.: 200 on graduated stepped tiers with 40’ wide x 20’ deep wooden stage and a natural outdoor amphitheater Cap: 2,000, surrounded by forest. Major artists have performed here throughout the years. Breathtaking mountain panorama from the audience’s perspective, main house w/ 3 apts with bdrms/ baths and kitchens, wood decks. Bath house. Gated entrance and exit. Stunning outdoor facility. Book an appointment to see the astounding vistas.

Masada-like. Secure, safe, remote getaway perfect for Prepper or strategic location. 250 acre plateau. 1,875’ elevation. Highly defensible position. One securable road in. 23 food plots, small cleared field, 10 natural springs.

Plentiful Limestone deposits, huge limestone bluff, caves, 40 miles of sloping and winding trails. Hardwoods- pine mixed. Deer/ Turkey hunting. Uses: Survival retreat, personal estate, hunting camp, mammoth mountain biking camp, paintball war ground/ summer camp, ultimate 4 wheel/ ATV riding, motorcycle trials/ endure.

1,645’ elevation. Sprawling mountaintop expanse. Secure, safe getaway perfect for Prepper or strategic relocation. Contiguous acres of high Cumberland Plateau Land about 15 miles southwest of Dunlap, Tennessee. Approx. 500 acres is in Sequatchie County and 1,500 acres in Grundy County, with Daus Mountain excellent paved road bisecting the property for over 2 miles.

Property is mostly wooded, some recently clear cut in preparation of making into pasture, and some already in pasture. Approx. 700 acres of the property is in a conservation easement with good and reasonable acceptable restrictions to development - remaining 1,300 acres unencumbered. Best use for this property in the near term is hunting and off road recreation. Proximity to nearby shopping in Dunlap and Chattanooga is a plus.