14 Battle Creek Road , South Pittsburg, TN 37380(Marion County)

14 +/- acres in the BattleCreek community is inviting you to step back in time and enjoy the peaceful lifestyle of this farmland area of the Sequatchie Valley. Nestled in the foothills of the Cumberland Plateau, this tract features road frontage on BattleCreek Road as well as Stagecoach Road and is a haven for those who appreciate the union of natural beauty and agricultural potential. Highlighted by its gentle slopes and mountain views, this land roughly half woods and half pasture presenting a blank canvas for the family looking to start a small farm or for the second home getaway tucked in the Cumberland Plateau. Enjoy the propertys agricultural promise while selecting the perfect location for your dream home knowing you will have plenty of space left for all your outdoor adventures. This property is situated conveniently to Kimball and Monteagle and is within 2 miles of I-24 for easy access to work, restaurants and shopping in Chattanooga. You are also minutes away from the Franklin State Forest, South Cumberland State Park and the Tennessee River. Your biggest dilemma will be deciding where to explore.

Franklin State Forest

Size: 8,836 acres / 3,576 ha.

Located in Franklin and Marion Counties in south-central Tennessee on the Cumberland Plateau, the initial land for Franklin State Forest was acquired in 1936 from the Cross Creek Coal Company. The Tennessee Department of Agriculture Forestry Division assumed management of the area in 1940 and began restoration of the degraded property. The larger northern section of the forest was obtained in a land swap with The University of The South in 2008. Additional acreage in the southwest portion was purchased from the Sherwood Mining Company to complete Franklin State Forest.

Nearly all of the land is now forested with approximately 90% in hardwood forest types, both young and mature. About 10% of the forest is pine.

The area has a history of timber abuse by diameter-limit cuts and uncontrolled wildfires. Silvicultural prescriptions are focused on timber stand improvement, management of wildlife habitat, and age class structure and diversity.

It is home to numerous wildlife species. The forest has been traditionally used for hunting, hiking, horseback riding, and backcountry camping.