Land for Sale in Knoxville, Tennessee

This is a rare opportunity to own approximately 27 acres in highly sought after Powell, Tennessee. This property offers the rare combination of substantial acreage, privacy, natural beauty, and remarkable proximity to Knoxville. As one of the area's increasingly scarce large-acreage properties, this exceptional tract presents a world of possibilities. For a developer, it offers the potential to create a distinctive residential community in one of Knox County's most desirable and rapidly growing areas. For the private buyer, it could become an extraordinary family compound, a secluded personal estate, or a small homestead, all while remaining connected to the conveniences of city life. Imagine a private drive winding through the property to homes positioned above the surrounding landscape, where the elevated portions of the land reveal beautiful long-range views. A small private pond adds character and serenity, creating a natural focal point for a future residence, gathering area, garden, or peaceful outdoor retreat. The property offers something becoming almost impossible to find: the space and privacy of the countryside without sacrificing access to employment, restaurants, shopping, entertainment, medical facilities, and everyday conveniences. Downtown Knoxville is approximately 10 minutes away, placing the heart of the city within easy reach. Whether envisioned as a residential development, a multigenerational family retreat, a private hilltop estate, or a close-in homestead with room for gardens, animals, recreation, and outbuildings, this land offers the scale and flexibility to bring an exceptional vision to life. Large, well-located tracts in Powell are becoming increasingly difficult to find, especially properties offering this level of privacy so close to Knoxville. This is more than acreage. It is an opportunity to create something enduring in a location where land of this size may never be readily available again. Bring your plans, your imagination, and your vision for what could become one of Powell's most distinctive properties.