266 Acre Loghouse Estate

Type of Property : historic property
natural forest
land - undeveloped

Irrigated : No

Residence : Yes

Total Area : 266.00 acres

Cropland Acres : Contact seller or broker/agent below

Asking Price : $1,700,000

Sale Options :

Price Per Acre : $6,391

MLS ID :

LandAndFarm ID : 252567
Web Site :
loghouseestate.com...
Notes :


This property has miles of ancient riding trails, awsome inspiring vistas, springs and an eminently restorable estate complex. An historical aura permeates the entire estate. Fantastic Bluffs overlook the beautiful sequatchie valley.
Visit "loghouseestate.com" for photos and detailed description.
Contact Info :


Werner Braun

Pikeville, Tennessee 37367

4235332010

4235332010

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