{"id":620854,"date":"2026-04-01T00:32:10","date_gmt":"2026-04-01T05:32:10","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/homeslandcountrypropertyforsale.com\/hunting-properties\/real-estate-listings\/410-seay-hollow-rd\/"},"modified":"2026-04-01T00:32:10","modified_gmt":"2026-04-01T05:32:10","slug":"410-seay-hollow-rd","status":"publish","type":"estate_property","link":"https:\/\/homeslandcountrypropertyforsale.com\/hunting-properties\/real-estate-listings\/410-seay-hollow-rd\/","title":{"rendered":"Unrestricted Acres Bordering the Cherokee National Forest East TN"},"content":{"rendered":"

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Where the Pavement Ends, and Your Legacy Begins: 116 Unrestricted Acres Bordering the Cherokee National Forest<\/span>
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The Freedom of Unrestricted Land:<\/span> No HOA, no mountain covenants, and no one telling you what to build or how to live.<\/span><\/h2>\n
The End of the Road:<\/span> Located at the literal end of a county-maintained road, it ensures the kind of privacy most people only read about in novels.<\/div>\n
There is a specific kind of silence that only exists deep in the heart of East Tennessee\u2014a silence broken only by the rustle of hardwood leaves and the distant call of a wild turkey. Welcome to <\/span>410 Seay Hollow Road<\/span>, 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\u2019s most prized wilderness areas.<\/span><\/div>\n
As you reach the end of the county-maintained road, the world slows down. This property is 96% wooded<\/span>, creating a lush, green canopy that provides a natural fortress of privacy. With elevations ranging from 1,764 to over 2,006 feet<\/span>, 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.<\/div>\n
One of the most valuable assets of this tract is its direct adjacency to the Cherokee National Forest<\/span>. 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<\/span>, 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.<\/div>\n
While the land feels worlds away from the hustle, it comes prepared with the essentials. The property features an existing well and septic system<\/span>, 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\u2014think of them as a footprint for your future dream home or a source of reclaimed materials.<\/div>\n
East Tennessee is famous for its low property taxes<\/span> 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.<\/div>\n
Investment Security:<\/span> 116 deeded acres of timber and mountain views are a “hard asset” that only grows in rarity.<\/div>\n
Opportunities to own over 100 acres adjoining a National Forest are disappearing fast. Don\u2019t let this legacy property slip away. Contact Joey Haun at United Country Clinch Mountain Realty and Auction<\/span> today to schedule your private tour of the ridge-lines and hollows of Seay Hollow Road.<\/div>\n