New Listing

0 dividing ridge road

Spring City, TN 37381

$853,600

194 AC LOT
Land - Unimproved Land
New Listing
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Acreage 194
Status Active
MLS # 1541832
County Rhea
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Category Land - Unimproved Land
Status Active
Acreage 194
MLS # 1541832
County Rhea
If you've been looking for a substantial tract of Tennessee land where hunting, recreation, privacy, and long-term investment potential come together, this 194+/- acre property in Rhea County deserves a close look. Located between the communities of Dayton and Spring City, this expansive tract offers the size and setting that are becoming increasingly difficult to find within a convenient drive of Chattanooga and Knoxville. For the serious hunter, this property offers an excellent foundation for creating a private hunting retreat. The combination of rolling terrain, wooded areas, natural cover, and secluded acreage provides habitat for abundant wildlife, including whitetail deer and wild turkey. The property's size allows plenty of room to establish multiple food plots, hunting stands, and an extensive trail system while maintaining the privacy needed to manage the property for years to come. Whether you're an avid deer hunter, turkey hunter, or simply enjoy spending time in the outdoors, 194+- acres gives you room to spread out and make the land your own. The recreational possibilities extend well beyond hunting. The property's rolling landscape provides opportunities for ATV riding, hiking, camping, exploring, and horseback riding, while the acreage offers plenty of space for a hunting cabin, weekend retreat, or future homesite. Imagine having your own private piece of Tennessee where weekends can be spent in the woods rather than fighting crowds on public land. One of the property's major advantages is its proximity to Watts Bar Lake, a 39,600-acre reservoir on the Tennessee River known for outstanding fishing and boating. Anglers can pursue largemouth and smallmouth bass, crappie, catfish, striped bass, and other species throughout the lake and its tributaries. Having a large private recreational property within easy reach of this exceptional fishing destination adds another dimension to the property's appeal. For large-acreage buyers, this property represents more than just recreational land--it is an opportunity to own a sizable piece of East Tennessee and create a legacy property. Whether your vision is a managed hunting property, family retreat, private recreational compound, or long-term land investment, the possibilities are substantial. Despite its private setting, the property remains conveniently located near Dayton and Spring City for everyday necessities, while Chattanooga and Knoxville provide access to major employment centers, airports, shopping, dining, and entertainment. 194+/- acres. Private. Recreational. Full of possibilities. If you've been waiting for a Tennessee property large enough to hunt, explore, build, and enjoy for generations, this Rhea County tract is worth seeing

Exterior Features

  • Construction Single Family
  • Exterior Driveway
  • Garage No
  • Water Other
  • Sewer None
  • Lot Description Agricultural, Cleared, Farm, Gentle Sloping, Level, Many Trees, Native Plants, Private, Rural, Sloped, Views, Wooded, Partially Cleared

Neighborhood & Schools

  • Subdivision None
  • Elementary School Spring City
  • Middle School Rhea County Middle
  • High School Rhea County High School

Financial Information

  • Parcel ID 049 070.00
  • Zoning Unknown

Listing Information

Listing Provided Courtesy of United Country Real Estate Southeast Land Solutions, LLC
Listing Agent Brandon M. Olinger
Greater Chattanooga Association of REALTORS.
Listing data is current as of 09/09/2026.

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