This 396.3 ± acre offering in Roane County is located in the Kingston, Tennessee area, with convenient access to both I-40 and I-75. The property is offered either as a whole or divided into one of three smaller tracts of approximately 183, 114, or 102 ± acres. The land features a variety of terrain including ridge-top mountain views, forested ridgelines, abundant road frontage, and bottomland near natural water features. There are creeks and ponds on the property and caves, which add value for outdoor recreation and wildlife habitat. Within the boundary lies at least one cleared homesite ready for development or camping. Mature timber covers large portions of the acreage, offering both privacy and long-term land value. An established network of roads and trails provides access throughout the tract. Utilities are nearby along roadway corridors, simplifying future home construction or improvements. From this land you have scenic mountain and ridge views and a mix of open and wooded areas. The variation in terrain—from elevated ridges to creek bottoms—gives usable land for hunting, small-scale agriculture, timber management, or building a primary residence or weekend cabin. The unrestricted nature of the property allows flexibility for residential, recreational, or mixed uses. Given its location in Roane County near Kingston, the tract benefits from rural seclusion while remaining within reach of nearby towns for supplies and services. For those seeking recreational land to hunt, hike, or explore caves and streams, or a quiet property to build a home or getaway, this acreage offers a significant opportunity. The three-tract option provides flexibility: one might purchase the full 396.3 acres for maximum privacy and acreage, or choose a smaller tract for easier management while still enjoying many of the same features. Whether your goals are long-term timber holdings, outdoor recreation, developing a private home site, or a combination, this property offers varied terrain, natural water features, and excellent access to transportation corridors in a quiet rural setting.