Michael Daniel

$756,000

180 Acres

Rising Fawn, Georgia, 30738

180 Acres in North Georgia/Alabama offering privacy, abundant wildlife, amazing views, and convenience. Build a dream home, use as a hunting retreat, or explore future development opportunities this tract has to offer. You can easily drive 35 minutes to downtown Chattanooga or head up to Mclemore Golf Resort.

$1,816,400

239 Acres

Pulaski, Tennessee, 38478

This 239+/- acre Giles County tract is an extraordinary example of a Southern Tennessee recreational and working farm. From hilltop pastures to rolling hardwood bottoms, multiple spring-fed ponds, extensive road system, ample wildlife, 3 Bedroom 2 Bathroom hunting cabin, and more. This tract has endless possibilities. Located on Pigeon Roost Road approximately 3 miles northeast of Pulaski you will find two separate gated entrances to these 239 acres. Going up the west entrance you wind back to a 3 Bedroom 2 Bathroom cabin, complete with power, city water, and septic. From there a very established road system gives access to all pasture areas with several off-shoot roads going into timber, eventually looping back down to the east gate and barn.Deer and turkey are abundant, and you rarely ride this tract without seeing both. Four separate flocks of turkey routinely use different areas of the farm. The roughly 70+/- acres of pasture is a blank canvas for wildlife management. Different areas could be converted to food plots, disked up for a dove field, kept in pasture, or even left alone to create edges of bedding area for deer. Ponds are spring fed and hold water even in the driest of months. Many mast bearing trees including persimmon, sawtooth oak, and white oak were strategically planted in pastures to bring wildlife out of the tree line. Multiple lock-on's can be found throughout property and one could comfortably host 5 to 6 hunters just on pasture edges. Timber is the typical of the area and has plenty of walnut, hickory, oaks, among other hardwood species. Multiple small creeks run through the timber rolling down towards Pigeon Roost Rd. Deer trails can be seen throughout and there are several spots for small wildlife plots among the timber. Other structures include a barn behind the cabin with power and a barn by the east entrance. Both barns have catch pins. Property does have a perimeter fence and currently host a handful of cows. There are multiple other picturesque homesites on this tract over looking Pigeon Roost creek and the surrounding valley. Just over an hour to Nashville or Huntsville.

$475,000

108.5 Acres

Trenton, Georgia, 30752

<p>Just over 100 acres of mature hardwood timber tucked between the ridges of Sand Mountain in Dade County, Georgia — and only 20 minutes from Chattanooga, Tennessee.</p><p>This property is loaded with white oak, red oak, and hickory, with heavy deer and turkey sign throughout. A year-round creek fed by the ridges above winds through the hollow, complemented by striking rock outcroppings and natural boulder features that give this tract a true state park feel — private, quiet, and full of character.</p><p>History runs deep here as well. A remnant rock wall believed to date back to the Civil War era lines the easement road leading into the property — a rare and tangible piece of the past hidden in the timber.</p><p>Access is via deeded easement off Murphy&#039;s Hollow Road. The property is ATV and side-by-side friendly today, with a simple creek crossing upgrade needed for full vehicle access. Whether you&#039;re looking for a serious hunting tract, a legacy timber property, or the perfect off-grid cabin site — this one checks every box.</p><p><em>Buyer and buyer&#039;s agent to verify all information. All information deemed reliable but not guaranteed.</em></p>

$174,900

10 Acres

Trenton, Georgia, 30752

<p>This 10-acre offering combines two adjoining 5-acre tracts in the rolling woodlands of Dade County, Georgia — just south of Chattanooga and priced to move at $174,900. Power at the road and water availability make this a legitimate build site, while the mature timber, seasonal drainage, and abundant wildlife give the land a character that&#039;s hard to manufacture. Deer, turkey, and those jaw-dropping northwest Georgia sunsets come standard. Light deed restrictions protect your investment — no mobile homes — and gravel road access off a state highway keeps it accessible without sacrificing the seclusion. Whether you&#039;re building a primary residence, a weekend retreat, or simply land-banking a solid asset near a growing metro, this combined 10-acre package delivers serious value.</p>

$649,900

0.45 Acres

Chattanooga, Tennessee, 37419

<p>Welcome to 3240 Waterfront Drive, a stunning custom all-brick home nestled on nearly half an acre in the tranquil Browns Ferry Landing community. This beautifully maintained 4-bedroom, 3-bath residence offers peaceful water views of a secluded inlet, creating a serene backdrop for everyday living just 10 minutes from downtown Chattanooga.</p><p>Step inside to a spacious open floor plan where natural light fills the expansive family room, centered around a cozy gas log fireplace—perfect for relaxing evenings. The kitchen is a chef’s delight, featuring granite countertops and seamless flow into the dining area, ideal for entertaining friends and family.</p><p>The thoughtful split-bedroom layout ensures privacy, with a luxurious primary suite that boasts vaulted ceilings, a jetted tub, and direct access to both a screened porch and a deck—inviting you to unwind while soaking in the calming water views.</p><p>Additional living space awaits in the finished walk-out basement, complete with a full bathroom and convenient entry to a third garage bay, offering versatility for a home office, recreation, or guest suite.</p><p>This home balances peaceful lakeside living with easy access to city amenities, making it an exceptional opportunity for those seeking comfort, style, and a genuine connection to nature.</p>

$649,000

1 Acres

Chattanooga, Tennessee, 37419

<p>Build-Ready Riverfront Lot with Private Dock – 3237 Waterfront Drive, Chattanooga, TN </p><p>Positioned in the established Browns Ferry Landing neighborhood, this 1-acre riverfront lot offers a rare opportunity to build your dream home with direct access to the Tennessee River. The property includes a private boat dock—perfect for weekend fishing or sunset cruises—and sits just 15 minutes from downtown Chattanooga.</p><p>Beautifully maintained and ready, this lot offers a pristine setting for your future home. Enjoy the peace of Lookout Valley, proximity to outdoor landmarks like Raccoon Mountain and Ruby Falls, and the comfort of a quiet, well-kept community.</p><p>Whether you&#039;re planning a full-time residence, a weekend retreat, or a legacy build for generations to enjoy, 3237 Waterfront Drive delivers location, lifestyle, and lasting value.</p>

$2,000,000

380 Acres

Jamestown, Tennessee, 38556

Jane Point is a 380+/- acre tract centered on a named 1,604-ft summit on the Cumberland Plateau, with sweeping bluff and brow overlooks across the gorges and valleys of the Upper Cumberland. Healthy pine stands and quality hardwood timber cover the property, with over 3 miles of established roads and trails providing a strong head start on access throughout. The ridge breaks sharply along its perimeter into dramatic bluff and brow features — the kind of overlook that defines a property rather than just sitting on it. From the Jane Point summit, the views extend down into the valley below, including land once owned by Sgt. Alvin C. York, America's most decorated soldier of World War I. The property shares a permanent boundary with TennGreen Land Conservancy-protected land that will not be logged, subdivided, or developed. With approximately 40% productive Lily loam soils and a defining named summit, Jane Point offers a rare combination of recreational character, timber value, and lasting seclusion on the Upper Cumberland Plateau — ideal for a hunting retreat, family legacy property, or long-term timber investment.

$94,900

5 Acres

Trenton, Georgia, 30752

<p>If you&#039;ve been searching for a private slice of the South Cumberland Plateau just minutes from Chattanooga, this is it. Nestled in the rolling terrain of Dade County, Georgia, this 5-acre wooded retreat offers the seclusion you&#039;re looking for without sacrificing convenience. Power is available at the road and water is accessible, making this a ready-to-build homesite for your dream cabin or country home. A seasonal drainage adds natural character to the land, and the tree canopy provides privacy and a habitat that deer and turkey call home. Catch those famous northwest Georgia sunsets from your future back porch. Light deed restrictions protect your investment — no mobile homes. Gravel road access off a state highway keeps it easy to get to without giving up that tucked-away feel. Whether you&#039;re building now or holding for later, this one checks the boxes. Lot 3 of Sunset Hills</p>

$199,900

38.3 Acres

Centerville, Tennessee, 37033

<p>Tucked into the hardwood ridges of Hickman County, this 38-acre tract offers a natural mix of mature timber, established trails, and multiple cleared openings — the kind of ground that works equally well for a serious hunter or someone looking to build away from it all.</p><p>The timber is healthy and diverse, with tall hardwoods providing canopy and cover throughout the property. Ridgetop benches and natural saddles create ready-made options for a home, cabin, or private retreat nestled into the Tennessee countryside. A well and septic will be required for any future development.</p><p>The cleared openings are positioned well across the tract — natural pinch points and transition zones that whitetail hunters will recognize immediately. An established internal trail system makes the property easy to access, hunt, and manage year-round. The majority of the surrounding land is held by large family operations, adding a natural buffer that keeps the feel of the property much bigger than the acreage suggests.</p><p>Over 1,300 feet of Highway 100 frontage provides clean, direct access with no easement complications. No HOA. No restrictions. Hickman County taxes are modest and among the more affordable in the state.</p><p>Nashville is roughly an hour away, with the Tennessee River and public recreation land within easy reach to the west. Properties like this one — with this combination of timber, openings, and road frontage — don&#039;t sit long in this market.</p><p>For more details or to set up a showing contact:</p><p>Kevin Anderson @ (334) 799-1340</p><p>Travis Daniel @ (423) 718-7558 </p>