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Welcome to the Bledsoe 303 located outside of Crossville, Tennessee. Discover a truly special piece of Tennessee history with this 303± acre tract in Bledsoe County. Once the heart of the historic Grapevine Community, and with a unique combination of history, fertile soils, mature timber, abundant wildlife, and multiple waterways, this property offers an exceptional opportunity for the an outdoorsman, timber buyer, or recreational landowner.
The property is historically known for its fertile soils and impressive poplar timber, while the tract itself is also heavily wooded with marketable white oak and red oak. The diversity and quality of the timber provide both tremendous natural beauty and potential long-term timber value.
For the hunter and outdoorsman, the Bledsoe 303 truly stands out. Whitetail deer and turkey are abundant throughout the tract, with occasional wild hog sign adding to the recreational appeal. The combination of extensive timber, waterways, and natural habitat creates excellent opportunities for hunting, wildlife management, timber harvest, and other outdoor recreation. Further enhancing the character of the Bledsoe 303 are four named waterways located on the tract: Brush Creek, Salton Creek, Nails Creek, and Big Branch. These water features contribute to the scenic appeal, wildlife habitat, and overall diversity.
Whether you’re looking for a large recreational property, a timber investment, a hunting tract, or a piece of historic Tennessee land to hold for generations, the Bledsoe 303 deserves a look.
Call William Smith today to schedule a private showing and experience #TheSmallTownWay!
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