1016 Laurel Creek East
Frequently Asked Questions
The Laurel Creek East tract in Cumberland County, Tennessee is approximately 49.74 acres and was listed at $300,000, which works out to roughly $6,031 per acre. The price had been reduced from its original listing price.
The tract contains approximately 16 acres of 21-year-old pine plantation along with around 34 acres of mature natural hardwood on the slopes leading down to Laurel Creek. The land has been actively managed for timber production for decades, making it a well-established wooded property.
Laurel Creek forms the entire northern boundary of the tract. It is described as a beautiful perennial stream running 30 to 50 feet wide, providing a reliable and scenic water feature along the property line.
Yes, both power and telephone service are available at the street along Flynns Cove Road, which borders the south side of the tract.
Yes, there is a bordering listing to the west called 1016 Laurel Creek West, which is 62 acres. Buyers interested in a larger combined holding could explore both tracts together.
The listing is handled by Neil Owens, Broker In Charge for Tennessee, who is a professional forester with over 20 years of experience in private and public land management. He can be reached by phone at 865-567-4583 and is based in Kingston, Roane County, Tennessee.
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Frequently Asked Questions
The Laurel Creek East tract in Cumberland County, Tennessee is approximately 49.74 acres and was listed at $300,000, which works out to roughly $6,031 per acre. The price had been reduced from its original listing price.
The tract contains approximately 16 acres of 21-year-old pine plantation along with around 34 acres of mature natural hardwood on the slopes leading down to Laurel Creek. The land has been actively managed for timber production for decades, making it a well-established wooded property.
Laurel Creek forms the entire northern boundary of the tract. It is described as a beautiful perennial stream running 30 to 50 feet wide, providing a reliable and scenic water feature along the property line.
Yes, both power and telephone service are available at the street along Flynns Cove Road, which borders the south side of the tract.
Yes, there is a bordering listing to the west called 1016 Laurel Creek West, which is 62 acres. Buyers interested in a larger combined holding could explore both tracts together.
The listing is handled by Neil Owens, Broker In Charge for Tennessee, who is a professional forester with over 20 years of experience in private and public land management. He can be reached by phone at 865-567-4583 and is based in Kingston, Roane County, Tennessee.
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