Résidence Unifamiliale à Clifton

97± acres in Perry County, Tennessee, set up and ready to hunt. The tract fronts Whiteoak Rd East about 11 mi from Clifton and 14 mi from Linden, and is made up largely of mature hardwood timber over rolling ridges and hollows.

A cabin sits in a cleared yard near the road, finished inside with wood walls and ceilings and set up to sleep and feed a hunting party. It includes a kitchen with range and sink, a full bath with shower, a bedroom, a living and bunk area with a wood stove, and a laundry area with washer and dryer. A mini-split unit handles heating and cooling, a tankless water heater serves the cabin, electric service is in place, and water is private.

A three-bay garage with overhead doors and a separate shop building with a concrete floor give room for a tractor, side-by-sides, ATVs, and gear. A camper hookup sits near the buildings. The yard has mature shade trees and a fire pit.

The hunting setup is established. An internal trail system runs the property and opens into long green lanes and food plots cut through the timber. Several elevated box blinds are already in place overlooking those lanes and interior openings, along with a ladder stand and gravity feeders. The lanes are wide enough to hunt and to maintain with a tractor, and they tie the ridge tops to the hollows so a hunter can move with the wind.

Trail camera photos taken on the place show multiple mature bucks working the food plots in daylight and after dark, and rubs are visible in the hardwoods. Wild turkeys use the ground as well.