Working Cattle Farm/Ranch in Jamestown, Tennessee
Working farms/ranches are built over time, not overnight, and this 120.76-acre property is a reflection of years of thoughtful stewardship, productive agriculture, and practical improvements. Whether your plans include cattle, horses, hay production, hunting, or creating a multi-generational family estate, this farm/ranch offers the infrastructure, natural resources, and versatility to put those plans into action from day one.
Located in Fentress County, Tennessee, known as the Trail Riding Capital of the Southeast, this surveyed 120.76-acre farm/ranch combines productive pasture, quality improvements, dependable water resources, and exceptional recreational opportunities, all within minutes of the conveniences of Jamestown. Large, productive farms/ranches with established infrastructure and reliable water continue to be among Tennessee’s most sought-after land investments.
A long private drive leads to the 1,800± square-foot home featuring 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, butcher block countertops, and a wood-burning fireplace. Additional improvements include a 4,500-square-foot barn with concrete floors, a 30′ x 30′ shop, and a separate storage building that could easily be converted into a guest home with the addition of plumbing.
Currently operating as a working cattle farm/ranch, the property will comfortably support approximately 65 to 75 heifers or 100 to 125 feeder calves. Similar carrying capacity exists for a cow/calf operation, while productive hay fields provide strong annual yields to help support livestock and reduce outside feed costs.
Skull Cave Creek flows through the property and is complemented by a spring-fed pond, providing dependable water for both livestock and wildlife. The combination of productive pasture, timber, creek, and pond creates an outstanding balance for agricultural use and wildlife habitat. Near the home, a producing peach tree offers fresh seasonal fruit.
The property’s diverse landscape supports healthy populations of whitetail deer, wild turkey, black bear, and wild hogs, creating exceptional hunting opportunities. Productive pasture, dependable water sources, and the property’s location in the Trail Riding Capital of the Southeast also make it an excellent choice for horse owners. Multiple potential building sites provide opportunities for additional homes, guest houses, barns, or the creation of a multi-generational family estate.
Conveniently located approximately one hour from Crossville, Cookeville, and Dale Hollow Lake, 90 minutes from Knoxville, and two hours from Nashville, the property offers the privacy of a large working farm/ranch without sacrificing accessibility.
Farm equipment and implements are negotiable, with a complete inventory and pricing available upon request. For buyers looking to step into an established operation, this property offers the opportunity to purchase a truly turnkey farm.
Schedule your private showing and see firsthand what years of thoughtful stewardship, productive agriculture, and practical improvements have created.
