19 minutes to Big South Fork Medical Center

20 minutes to Walmart Supercenter

20 minutes to Big South Fork Medical Center

21 minutes to Oneida Elementary & High School

22 minutes to Huntsville, Tn

56 minutes to Jamestown, Tn

1 hour to Knoxville, Tn

Great Price on this wooded 6 acre tract in Oakmont Estates. The original developer created 32 lots of various sizes ranging from 5 to 50 acres, with this lot being the last lot developed. Roads have been established and power lines run throughout the community.

This property is on the Cumberland Plateau and it features 1060 feet of private road frontage along Wild Turkey Trail on the eastern boundary and 1286 feet of easement road frontage along Home Place Trail on the western boundary.

The eastern half of this tract lays on a side slope that is underlain by hard sandstone and rock bluff, while the western portion hugging Home Place Trail is upland stable soils (Lily-Gilpin Soil Complex). See the soil map in our photo rotation for a better depiction of the soil layouts. The upland stable soils account for approximately 2.5 acres of the overall tract, providing plenty of space to build. A neighboring hilltop cabin adjoins the property to the south at roughly the same elevation as the upland hilltop on this property.

Ask us for a recommendation on a Soil Scientist to use in this area that can produce a High-Intensity Soil Map for identifying the septic installation site.

Many options for use:

Harvest timber for $ or perform selective clearing for your weekend retreat

Site Built Home or cabin

Multiple structure combinations

Permanent Manufactured Home

Barndominiums

Temporary Mobile and RV Use

Electrical service runs the whole length of Wild Turkey Trail. Well depths are reasonable on this road with the next-door neighbor's well on the western tract showing a depth of 300 feet (Drilled in 2014 under Well Number 20141306).

This property is currently enjoying very low tax treatment of only $75 per year. Hold the land for long term value or develop anytime with the Scott County Tax Assessor. The timber species on this property consists of Poplar and White Oak hardwoods, Cedars and Pines, perfect for harvesting into interior exposed beams, fireplace mantles, hardwood floors, decking and table tops for your dream cabin overlooking the ridgetop.

There is no Hoa, but some light deed restrictions have been established by the original developer to run with the land:

Agricultural, Residential and Recreational use

800 Square foot minimum for home or cabin

50 foot setback line from roads and 15 feet from property lines

40 foot easements from the center line of the roads and trails

No junk yards or car lots or stripped autos and unlicensed trucks

No commercial breeding of pigs, livestock or poultry. Horses allowed.

RVs and Mobiles allowed for up to 2 Week maximums annually

Utilities & Access Information

Electric Service: Call Electric Plateau Electric Cooperative

Land Details

Elegment ID: Win_Tn_Scott_Sorrells

Address: Airport Rd/ Hickory Wind Trail, Oneida, Tennessee, 37841

Gps: 36.44944, -84.61601

Parcel Number: 068-004.00

Size: 6.08 Acres

Conveyance: Warranty Deed

Annual Taxes: $75.24 / Year

Legal Description: Pb A Pg 58 Survey 05 24 86 243/149

Nearby Attractions

Big South Fork National River and Recreation Area:

Big South Fork National River and Recreation Area, spanning over 125,000 acres in Kentucky and Tennessee, preserves the rugged beauty of the Cumberland Plateau. Known for its deep gorges, sandstone bluffs, and free-flowing Big South Fork of the Cumberland River, the park offers a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts. Visitors can enjoy hiking, horseback riding, whitewater rafting, rock climbing, and camping amidst breathtaking scenery. Rich in history, the area also features remnants of early Appalachian settlements and coal mining heritage. With diverse wildlife, scenic trails, and dramatic landscapes, Big South Fork is a haven for adventure seekers and nature lovers alike.

Pickett CCC Memorial State Park:

Pickett CCC Memorial State Park, located in Tennessee's Upper Cumberland region, is a scenic retreat known for its unique geological formations, rich history, and outdoor recreation. Established in the 1930S by the Civilian Conservation Corps (Ccc), the park honors the legacy of the CCC workers who built its trails, cabins, and structures. Visitors can explore natural rock arches, caves, and lush forests, as well as enjoy hiking, camping, fishing, and stargazing in its International Dark Sky-designated area. With its tranquil setting and historical significance, Pickett CCC Memorial State Park offers a perfect blend of adventure and relaxation in nature.

Natural Arch Scenic Area:

Natural Arch Scenic Area, located in the Daniel Boone National Forest in Kentucky, is home to a stunning sandstone arch spanning 50 feet high and 90 feet wide. This natural wonder, shaped by centuries of erosion, serves as the centerpiece of a picturesque landscape featuring rugged cliffs, hardwood forests, and scenic overlooks. Visitors can explore well-maintained hiking trails, picnic areas, and breathtaking vistas of the surrounding Cumberland Plateau. Rich in biodiversity and geological history, the area offers a serene escape for nature lovers, photographers, and outdoor enthusiasts seeking a peaceful retreat in Kentucky's wilderness.

Cove Lake State Park:

Cove Lake State Park, nestled in the Cumberland Mountains of Tennessee, is a scenic 673-Acre park known for its tranquil lake, rolling hills, and diverse wildlife. The park offers excellent opportunities for fishing, boating, and birdwatching, with its serene waters attracting a variety of waterfowl. Visitors can explore hiking and biking trails, enjoy picnic areas, or stay overnight at the well-equipped campground. Rich in history, the park was developed by the Civilian Conservation Corps (Ccc) in the 1930S. With its peaceful setting and abundant recreational activities, Cove Lake State Park is a perfect destination for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts.