The tract is listed at a set price of $522,600, which works out to $12,000 per acre. The price is currently listed as unchanged, meaning no recent price adjustments have been made.

The Goldfinch 6507 South tract is a approximately 44-acre Brow property on Mowbray Pike in Hamilton County, Tennessee. It is located just minutes from Soddy Daisy and carries the zip code 37379.

The property has excellent development potential, with utilities already available at the road frontage. The topography is mostly gently sloping, which makes the land more accessible for various uses. If desired, portions of the tract could also be converted to farming, as the topography and soils are suitable for agricultural use.

Yes, the tract contains a section of merchantable pine plantation that could be thinned for timber revenue. Thinning the pine plantation would also help make the tract more visually attractive and improve overall land quality.

The listing notes that some old surface mining occurred on a small area along the boundary of the approximately 44-acre tract. Prospective buyers should factor this into their due diligence when evaluating the property.

This listing is handled by Neil Owens, Broker In Charge for Tennessee, who can be reached at 865-567-4583, and Jake Almond, Principal Broker KY and Real Estate Broker TN, who can be reached at (865) 806-6533 or (865) 248-8315. Both agents are based in Kingston, Roane County, Tennessee and have extensive forestry and real estate experience across the region.

The tract is listed at a set price of $522,600, which works out to $12,000 per acre. The price is currently listed as unchanged, meaning no recent price adjustments have been made.

The Goldfinch 6507 South tract is a approximately 44-acre Brow property on Mowbray Pike in Hamilton County, Tennessee. It is located just minutes from Soddy Daisy and carries the zip code 37379.

The property has excellent development potential, with utilities already available at the road frontage. The topography is mostly gently sloping, which makes the land more accessible for various uses. If desired, portions of the tract could also be converted to farming, as the topography and soils are suitable for agricultural use.

Yes, the tract contains a section of merchantable pine plantation that could be thinned for timber revenue. Thinning the pine plantation would also help make the tract more visually attractive and improve overall land quality.

The listing notes that some old surface mining occurred on a small area along the boundary of the approximately 44-acre tract. Prospective buyers should factor this into their due diligence when evaluating the property.

This listing is handled by Neil Owens, Broker In Charge for Tennessee, who can be reached at 865-567-4583, and Jake Almond, Principal Broker KY and Real Estate Broker TN, who can be reached at (865) 806-6533 or (865) 248-8315. Both agents are based in Kingston, Roane County, Tennessee and have extensive forestry and real estate experience across the region.