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114 Acres South Mohawk South Road, Midway, TN 37809 - $0

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ONLINE LAND AUCTION -- WITH RESERVE • 114.44± ACRES • LITTLE CHUCKY CREEK • MIDWAY, GREENE COUNTY, TN • BIDDING JULY 20 - AUGUST 21 Creek-bottom crop ground, big hardwood ridges, and paved-road frontage -- one farm, every kind of East Tennessee land. Here's your shot at a true Greene County land tract that hasn't been offered to the public in over a decade. 114.44± acres on South Mohawk Road at Midway, Tennessee, selling by online auction, July 20 through August 21, 2026. Little Chucky Creek winds through fertile bottomland that's grown corn, beans, and hay for generations -- roughly 40 acres of Class 1 and 2 Staser, Hamblen, and Whitesburg silt loams, some of the best dirt in the valley. Above it, hardwood ridges climb to 1,280 feet with the kind of cover, water, and terrain that hold deer and turkey year-round. Paved county road frontage, public electric, A-1 agricultural zoning, and low Greenbelt taxes. No house, no clutter, no restrictions on your farming operation -- just land, the way you want to buy it. Sold by recorded survey with a 10% buyer's premium; 10% down at close of bidding, balance in 30 days. Preview days July 20 and August 21, or call and I'll walk it with you -- boots on, markers found. The farmer wants the bottom. The hunter wants the ridge. The builder wants the road frontage. Which tract is yours? Surveyed. Recorded. Ready. The hard part's already done -- all that's left is your bid. The soybean crop doesn't convey with the sale of the property; the seller reserves the rights for the lessee to harvest the soybean crop.

Clinch Mountain Realty & Auction Co.