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Obes Branch Mountain Development Tract

Brandon Williams
  • Real Estate Broker
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The Obes Branch Mountain Development Tract offers 88 contiguous acres in Sevier County with scale, privacy, long-range mountain views, and multiple potential execution paths. Offered at $1,500,000, the property provides an attractive entry basis of approximately $17,045 per acre within one of East Tennessee’s most established tourism and investment markets.

Natural elevation and tiered topography create multiple usable and elevated building areas without forcing the property into a single layout. A creek runs through portions of the tract, while the combination of wooded acreage, rolling terrain, and natural separation creates privacy between potential improvements.

For investors and developers, the property may support cabin development, short-term rentals, estate parcels, recreational accommodations, or phased construction. With no existing structures or prior development dictating the plan, a buyer can shape the property around market demand, capital strategy, and the land’s strongest natural features.

The tract also offers compelling private-use potential as a mountain estate, family compound, recreational retreat, or long-term land holding. Opportunities exist for hiking and ATV trails, multiple residences, cabins, recreation areas, and preserved open space.

Convenient access to Sevierville, Pigeon Forge, Gatlinburg, dining, entertainment, and Great Smoky Mountains National Park connects the property to the region’s year-round tourism economy while preserving a private mountain setting. It is a substantial Sevier County land asset positioned for development, investment, recreation, or legacy ownership.