Dayton, TN 37321(Rhea County)

The tract is subject to Restrictive Covenants, Reservation and Easements set forth in the deeds from the United States of America conveying TVA parcels XCR-177 and XCR-178. These covenants contain certain residential building set back restrictions on 160 acres of the land adjacent to the water. Language in the deed allows for water use facilities, subject to TVA approval. Seller and seller’s agent make no representations or guarantees as to any approvals on any applications. Buyers should contact TVA as to any specific information regarding such permits for lake access. Maps can be provided showing approximate setback boundaries.

The property has been owned for decades by a forest products company. The primary use of the land was growing timber for the paper mill in Calhoun Tennessee. The forest cover on the tract ranges from merchantable pine pulpwood to young pine plantations. There is also a significant portion of natural hardwoods. This diverse forest provides natural beauty, recreational opportunities, and income potential for a future owner.

East Tennessee is growing rapidly. New housing is being built in the area near the tract and the local Rhea County Airport is about one mile from the tract. Good county and state roads connect the tract to Dayton, which is 7 miles from the northwest border. Dayton has a wide range of retail opportunities and any necessities of life a resident would require. This tract is less than an hour’s drive North of Chattanooga, TN.