Property Description

Located off Riley Shaver Lane in Dayton, Tennessee, the Rhea 22 offers 22 +/- acres of productive pasture, development potential, and recreational land in Rhea County. The property has been operated as a working cattle farm and is currently fenced with a combination of barbed wire and electric fencing. With open ground, rolling terrain, an existing pond, and multiple potential uses, this tract would be a good fit for someone looking for a small cattle farm, private homesite, hunting property, or land for development near Dayton, Tennessee.One of the main features of the property is the approximately 1-acre pond located on top of the hill. The elevated setting around the pond would make an incredible location for a homesite overlooking the water and surrounding countryside. Power is already on site, giving a future owner a major head start for a home, barn, shop, or other improvements. The property also sees a large amount of wildlife, with whitetail deer, wild turkey, and waterfowl regularly using the farm. The combination of pasture, water, fencing, utilities, and wildlife gives a future owner the opportunity to continue using the property for cattle while also enjoying hunting, recreation, or building a home on acreage.The Rhea 22 also has potential for residential development. In addition to access from Riley Shaver Lane, the property has an additional 50-foot right-of-way for ingress and egress from Shaver Road. Having more than one potential access point, along with power already on site, could be valuable when considering the future layout of the property. With approximately 22 acres, open pasture, rolling topography, a large pond, and convenient access to Dayton, the tract offers several possibilities for a private estate, family compound, small farm, or potential residential development. Any subdivision or development plans would be subject to applicable Rhea County requirements, soils, utilities, surveys, and buyer due diligence.Location is another maj

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