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Rare Polk County offering featuring 24.40± acres with Hiwassee River frontage, mountain views, and extensive road frontage. Gently rolling terrain includes open fields currently in hay production, providing established agricultural use and multiple elevated homesite possibilities. The higher western portion offers especially attractive mountain views, while the generous road frontage provides convenient access and flexibility for future plans. Along the Hiwassee River, enjoy opportunities for fishing, kayaking, wildlife viewing, and relaxing by the water. The open pastureland is well suited for continued hay production, farming, grazing, recreation, or residential use. Located in scenic Southeast Tennessee, this versatile Polk County property offers an appealing combination of river access, usable acreage, views, and development potential. Whether envisioned as a working farm, private homestead, recreational retreat, or long-term land investment, this tract presents a rare opportunity. A deeded asphalt railroad crossing provides access from the main field to the river field. This 24.40± acre tract is also included as part of a larger 46.72± acre listing, offering buyers the opportunity to purchase additional acreage. A smaller tract is also offered consisting of 22.32 +/- acres.

1356225 MLS

Rare Polk County offering featuring 24.40± acres with Hiwassee River frontage, mountain views, and extensive road frontage. Gently rolling terrain includes open fields currently in hay production, providing established agricultural use and multiple elevated homesite possibilities. The higher western portion offers especially attractive mountain views, while the generous road frontage provides convenient access and flexibility for future plans. Along the Hiwassee River, enjoy opportunities for fishing, kayaking, wildlife viewing, and relaxing by the water. The open pastureland is well suited for continued hay production, farming, grazing, recreation, or residential use. Located in scenic Southeast Tennessee, this versatile Polk County property offers an appealing combination of river access, usable acreage, views, and development potential. Whether envisioned as a working farm, private homestead, recreational retreat, or long-term land investment, this tract presents a rare opportunity. A deeded asphalt railroad crossing provides access from the main field to the river field. This 24.40± acre tract is also included as part of a larger 46.72± acre listing, offering buyers the opportunity to purchase additional acreage. A smaller tract is also offered consisting of 22.32 +/- acres.

Dentville Rd, Delano

$431,250

Escape to East Tennessee with this 22.32+/- acre tract in Delano, minutes from the Cherokee National Forest, Ocoee River, and Hiwassee River -- three of East Tennessee's premier outdoor recreation destinations. Whether you're searching for a weekend retreat or a place to build your forever home, this property offers the space and setting to make it happen. Sweeping mountain views frame the landscape, while open, gently rolling fields, currently in hay production, showcase the land's productivity and ease of use. A small creek runs through the wood line, with a natural low area nearby that would make an excellent creek-fed pond site for the right buyer. A weathered tobacco barn adds rustic character and speaks to the land's agricultural heritage. Generous road frontage provides multiple access points, and several elevated, well-drained areas offer promising potential home sites with mountain views. The gently rolling terrain balances open pasture with wooded pockets, offering privacy and diverse land use. For buyers wanting even more, this tract can be purchased as part of a larger 46.72+/- acre offering, which includes frontage on the Hiwassee River -- adding recreational fishing, paddling, and river access to an already exceptional setting. Located within reach of Chattanooga, Cleveland, and the Ocoee whitewater corridor, this property blends rural seclusion with convenient access to regional amenities. This property is also offered in another child listing of 24.4 +/- acres.

1356209 MLS

Escape to East Tennessee with this 22.32+/- acre tract in Delano, minutes from the Cherokee National Forest, Ocoee River, and Hiwassee River -- three of East Tennessee's premier outdoor recreation destinations. Whether you're searching for a weekend retreat or a place to build your forever home, this property offers the space and setting to make it happen. Sweeping mountain views frame the landscape, while open, gently rolling fields, currently in hay production, showcase the land's productivity and ease of use. A small creek runs through the wood line, with a natural low area nearby that would make an excellent creek-fed pond site for the right buyer. A weathered tobacco barn adds rustic character and speaks to the land's agricultural heritage. Generous road frontage provides multiple access points, and several elevated, well-drained areas offer promising potential home sites with mountain views. The gently rolling terrain balances open pasture with wooded pockets, offering privacy and diverse land use. For buyers wanting even more, this tract can be purchased as part of a larger 46.72+/- acre offering, which includes frontage on the Hiwassee River -- adding recreational fishing, paddling, and river access to an already exceptional setting. Located within reach of Chattanooga, Cleveland, and the Ocoee whitewater corridor, this property blends rural seclusion with convenient access to regional amenities. This property is also offered in another child listing of 24.4 +/- acres.

Frog Hollow Rd, Delano

$775,000

Discover 46.72± acres of scenic East Tennessee land at 122 Frog Hollow Road in Delano, Polk County, Tennessee. With generous road access, frontage on the Hiwassee River, and sweeping views of the surrounding mountains, this property offers a rare blend of accessibility, acreage, water, natural beauty, and rural character. The property is available as a whole 46.72± acre tract or as two separate tracts of 24.4± and 22.32± acres, giving buyers flexibility to purchase the entire farm or select the tract that best fits their plans. The land has been surveyed, and electric and fiber internet service are available nearby, making it a practical option for a homesite, farm, or recreational retreat. The land includes numerous open fields with ample space to build, farm, or create multiple homesites. Whether the plan is a private residence, retreat, working farm, recreational getaway, or investment property, the acreage can accommodate a range of possibilities, all set against a beautiful mountain backdrop. An old tobacco barn reflects the property's agricultural heritage and adds rustic character to the landscape. A small creek runs through the northern part of the property, and a nearby depression has potential to become a pond in the future. Gently rolling topography makes for great views and plenty of options, with higher-elevation timbered areas offering even more spectacular views of the surrounding mountains. The fields are currently used for hay production but have potential for other crops, giving a new owner productive open ground from day one. Combined with river access, scenic surroundings, and spacious building areas, this property is an exceptional opportunity to own a sizable tract in the peaceful Delano area. Located in Polk County, this land sits along one of East Tennessee's most treasured rivers. The Hiwassee is known regionally for canoeing, kayaking, whitewater rafting, and recreational fishing, and the Cherokee National Forest lies within reach for additional public land and outdoor recreation. Buyers looking for river frontage, mountain views, open pasture, and a working agricultural history in one property will find that combination here. For a buyer weighing options, the flexibility of this offering stands out: take in the full 46.72± acres for maximum acreage and river frontage, or choose one of the two smaller tracts sized for a homesite with room to spare. Either way, the combination of surveyed boundaries, nearby utilities, and road access simplifies the process of turning open Polk County acreage into a finished home, farm, or retreat. Enjoy the privacy and natural beauty of the countryside while owning land along the Hiwassee, with the mountains providing a spectacular backdrop for whatever comes next, whether that is a homestead, a retreat, or a long-term investment in Polk County land.

1356205 MLS

Discover 46.72± acres of scenic East Tennessee land at 122 Frog Hollow Road in Delano, Polk County, Tennessee. With generous road access, frontage on the Hiwassee River, and sweeping views of the surrounding mountains, this property offers a rare blend of accessibility, acreage, water, natural beauty, and rural character. The property is available as a whole 46.72± acre tract or as two separate tracts of 24.4± and 22.32± acres, giving buyers flexibility to purchase the entire farm or select the tract that best fits their plans. The land has been surveyed, and electric and fiber internet service are available nearby, making it a practical option for a homesite, farm, or recreational retreat. The land includes numerous open fields with ample space to build, farm, or create multiple homesites. Whether the plan is a private residence, retreat, working farm, recreational getaway, or investment property, the acreage can accommodate a range of possibilities, all set against a beautiful mountain backdrop. An old tobacco barn reflects the property's agricultural heritage and adds rustic character to the landscape. A small creek runs through the northern part of the property, and a nearby depression has potential to become a pond in the future. Gently rolling topography makes for great views and plenty of options, with higher-elevation timbered areas offering even more spectacular views of the surrounding mountains. The fields are currently used for hay production but have potential for other crops, giving a new owner productive open ground from day one. Combined with river access, scenic surroundings, and spacious building areas, this property is an exceptional opportunity to own a sizable tract in the peaceful Delano area. Located in Polk County, this land sits along one of East Tennessee's most treasured rivers. The Hiwassee is known regionally for canoeing, kayaking, whitewater rafting, and recreational fishing, and the Cherokee National Forest lies within reach for additional public land and outdoor recreation. Buyers looking for river frontage, mountain views, open pasture, and a working agricultural history in one property will find that combination here. For a buyer weighing options, the flexibility of this offering stands out: take in the full 46.72± acres for maximum acreage and river frontage, or choose one of the two smaller tracts sized for a homesite with room to spare. Either way, the combination of surveyed boundaries, nearby utilities, and road access simplifies the process of turning open Polk County acreage into a finished home, farm, or retreat. Enjoy the privacy and natural beauty of the countryside while owning land along the Hiwassee, with the mountains providing a spectacular backdrop for whatever comes next, whether that is a homestead, a retreat, or a long-term investment in Polk County land.

122 Frog Hollow Rd, Delano

$999,999

1800s Historic Log Home & Premier Commercial Venue in the Heart of the Tennessee Valley Live the History, Profit from the Potential: Own an exceptionally preserved 1800s log home paired with a massive 300-guest commercial event pavilion. Nestled in the heart of the Tennessee Valley, this extraordinary 3.17-acre property in Delano presents a rare convergence of 19th-century history and high-yield commercial opportunity. At the center of the estate stands an exceptionally preserved, two-story historic log home dating back to the early 1800s. Spanning 2,400 square feet, this architectural masterpiece features two spacious bedrooms, three and 1/2 full baths, a complete kitchen, and a cozy gas fireplace. The era's timeless craftsmanship has been meticulously maintained, offering an authentic, intentional living experience rooted in the region's rich agrarian heritage. Beyond the historic dwelling lies a purpose-built commercial infrastructure primed for immediate operation. The property is fully equipped with dedicated production facilities, including a 1,200-square-foot fermentation room and a 600-square-foot bottling room, complete with ample bottle storage and private office spaces. Whether you envision a craft brewery, a regional cidery, or a bespoke winery, the layout supports efficient, high-quality production. Complementing the production capabilities is a massive 5,280-square-foot metal pavilion designed for large-scale entertainment. Capable of comfortably hosting 300+ guests, this premier event space features two stages and a professional sound system--creating an unrivaled venue for weddings, live music, or corporate retreats. Three dedicated RV hookups on the grounds provide added convenience for event hosts, traveling performers, or extended guests. The location itself is a strategic asset. Delano offers a tranquil, rural lifestyle characterized by neighboring working farms, vibrant Mennonite market, and a profound culture of land stewardship. Yet, its prime position along US Highway 411 ensures seamless commercial access and straightforward routes to nearby Benton, Cleveland, and Athens. Crucially, the property is situated in Polk County--the undisputed epicenter of Southeast Tennessee's outdoor recreation. Surrounded by the Cherokee National Forest and minutes from the world-class whitewater of the Ocoee River and the scenic trout waters of the Hiwassee River, the area is a magnet for national tourism. This multi-use property is more than a tract of land; it is a gateway to an intentional lifestyle and a thriving commercial market. Limitless Multi-Use Possibilities: Live on-site while running a high-volume wedding venue, or transform the acreage into an outdoor enthusiast's basecamp.

2 Beds ⋅ 4 Baths ⋅ 1352739 MLS

1800s Historic Log Home & Premier Commercial Venue in the Heart of the Tennessee Valley Live the History, Profit from the Potential: Own an exceptionally preserved 1800s log home paired with a massive 300-guest commercial event pavilion. Nestled in the heart of the Tennessee Valley, this extraordinary 3.17-acre property in Delano presents a rare convergence of 19th-century history and high-yield commercial opportunity. At the center of the estate stands an exceptionally preserved, two-story historic log home dating back to the early 1800s. Spanning 2,400 square feet, this architectural masterpiece features two spacious bedrooms, three and 1/2 full baths, a complete kitchen, and a cozy gas fireplace. The era's timeless craftsmanship has been meticulously maintained, offering an authentic, intentional living experience rooted in the region's rich agrarian heritage. Beyond the historic dwelling lies a purpose-built commercial infrastructure primed for immediate operation. The property is fully equipped with dedicated production facilities, including a 1,200-square-foot fermentation room and a 600-square-foot bottling room, complete with ample bottle storage and private office spaces. Whether you envision a craft brewery, a regional cidery, or a bespoke winery, the layout supports efficient, high-quality production. Complementing the production capabilities is a massive 5,280-square-foot metal pavilion designed for large-scale entertainment. Capable of comfortably hosting 300+ guests, this premier event space features two stages and a professional sound system--creating an unrivaled venue for weddings, live music, or corporate retreats. Three dedicated RV hookups on the grounds provide added convenience for event hosts, traveling performers, or extended guests. The location itself is a strategic asset. Delano offers a tranquil, rural lifestyle characterized by neighboring working farms, vibrant Mennonite market, and a profound culture of land stewardship. Yet, its prime position along US Highway 411 ensures seamless commercial access and straightforward routes to nearby Benton, Cleveland, and Athens. Crucially, the property is situated in Polk County--the undisputed epicenter of Southeast Tennessee's outdoor recreation. Surrounded by the Cherokee National Forest and minutes from the world-class whitewater of the Ocoee River and the scenic trout waters of the Hiwassee River, the area is a magnet for national tourism. This multi-use property is more than a tract of land; it is a gateway to an intentional lifestyle and a thriving commercial market. Limitless Multi-Use Possibilities: Live on-site while running a high-volume wedding venue, or transform the acreage into an outdoor enthusiast's basecamp.

1817 Delano Rd, Delano