The Goldfinch 1293 tract in Northwest Morgan County, Tennessee is approximately 154 acres. It is listed at a set price of $423,500, which works out to roughly $2,750 per acre.

The timber was harvested and replanted with Loblolly Pine around the year 2000, making the plantation stands approximately 25 years old. The forest has since developed into a mix of loblolly pine, naturally regenerated white pine, and mixed hardwoods across a gently to moderately sloped landscape.

Yes, two large perennial creeks border the tract, providing a reliable year-round water source. There is also one drainage area on the property that offers good potential for the creation of a pond site.

According to the listing, the secluded, wooded setting makes it a nice site for a homesite as well as recreational use. The property also supports an abundant wildlife population, which adds to its appeal for hunting and other outdoor activities.

The status of mineral ownership for this tract is unknown. Any buyer who needs to confirm mineral rights ownership will need to conduct their own title search as part of their due diligence.

The listing is handled by Neil Owens, who serves as Broker In Charge for Tennessee with American Forest Management. He is a professional forester with over 20 years of experience in private and public land management across the southern and greater Appalachian region. He can be reached by phone at 865-567-4583.