Where the Pavement Ends and Your Legacy Begins: 116 Unrestricted Acres Bordering the Cherokee National Forest

Where the Pavement Ends, and Your Legacy Begins: 116 Unrestricted Acres Bordering the Cherokee National Forest

The Freedom of Unrestricted Land: No HOA, no mountain covenants, and no one telling you what to build or how to live.

The End of the Road: Located at the literal end of a county-maintained road, it ensures the kind of privacy most people only read about in novels.

There is a specific kind of silence that only exists deep in the heart of East Tennessee—a silence broken only by the rustle of hardwood leaves and the distant call of a wild turkey. Welcome to 410 Seay Hollow Road, a sprawling 116-acre sanctuary in the Del Rio community of Cocke County. This isn't just a land listing; it is a rare opportunity to own a significant piece of the Appalachian landscape, offering both total seclusion and direct access to one of the nation’s most prized wilderness areas.

As you reach the end of the county-maintained road, the world slows down. This property is 96% wooded, creating a lush, green canopy that provides a natural fortress of privacy. With elevations ranging from 1,764 to over 2,006 feet, the topography offers diverse terrain culminating in breathtaking mountain vistas. Whether you are looking for a high-ridge home site to capture the sunrise or a tucked-away hollow for a private cabin, the multiple potential building sites across these 116 acres cater to every vision.

One of the most valuable assets of this tract is its direct adjacency to the Cherokee National Forest. This means your "neighbor" is protected federal land, guaranteeing that the wilderness behind you remains untouched for generations to come. For the avid outdoorsman, this is a paradise without equal. The property is a natural corridor for Black Bear, Whitetail Deer, and Eastern Wild Turkey, offering world-class hunting opportunities right out your back door. A natural mountain spring and a small stream meander through the acreage, providing a vital water source for local wildlife and adding to the serene mountain atmosphere.

While the land feels worlds away from the hustle, it comes prepared with the essentials. The property features an existing well and septic system, providing a massive head start for your building project. While there are a couple of older homes on the site, they hold little to no value and are being sold as-is—think of them as a footprint for your future dream home or a source of reclaimed materials.

East Tennessee is famous for its low property taxes and high quality of life, and this Del Rio gem embodies that promise. Whether you want to develop a family compound, an off-grid retreat, or a premier hunting camp, this unrestricted acreage provides the canvas. This is land that demands to be walked to be truly understood.

Investment Security: 116 deeded acres of timber and mountain views are a "hard asset" that only grows in rarity.

Opportunities to own over 100 acres adjoining a National Forest are disappearing fast. Don’t let this legacy property slip away. Contact Joey Haun at United Country Clinch Mountain Realty and Auction today to schedule your private tour of the ridge-lines and hollows of Seay Hollow Road.

* Office: 896-993-5263

* Joey Haun (Realtor & Auctioneer): 423-748-7181