Land for Auction in Midway, Tennessee

RARE EAST TENNESSEE LAND AUCTION: The Farm, The Hunt, The Homestead

The farmer wants the bottomland. The hunter wants the ridge. The builder wants the paved road frontage. Which tract is yours? Here is your shot at a true Greene County legacy farm that hasn't been offered to the public in over a decade.

Welcome to 114.44 acres, South Midway Road, Midway, Tennessee 37809. Whether you are looking to expand your agricultural operations, secure a private hunting retreat, or build a country homestead, this property delivers.

Down in the valley, Little Chucky Creek winds beautifully through the fertile bottomland. This A-1 agriculturally zoned tract features highly productive Staser, Hamblen, and Whitesburg silt loams. That is some of the finest dirt in Greene County, known for faithfully producing corn, beans, and hay for generations.

(Please note: The current soybean crop does not convey with the sale; the seller reserves the rights for the lessee to harvest.)

As you move away from the creek bottom, the property transitions into a rolling topography that boasts over 65% forested coverage. These massive hardwood ridges climb to an elevation of over 1,280 feet. It features the exact kind of cover, water, and terrain it takes to hold deer and turkey year-round, making this ridge an absolute outdoorsman's paradise.

It is incredibly rare to see a single farm offer every kind of East Tennessee landscape in one surveyed, recorded package. There is no house, no clutter, and no restriction on how you run your farming operation. The property sells with a 10% buyer's premium. The hard part is already done—all that is left is your winning bid.

Surveyed. Recorded. Ready. No restrictions and low Greenbelt taxes. Just raw, beautiful land, exactly the way you want to buy it.

Bidding is open July 20 through August 21. Preview days are July 20 and August 21, or you can call me today, and I will gladly walk it with you. I've got my boots on and the markers found. When all else fails, hard work will prevail—and I will put mine to work for you.