LOCATION: 

The farm is located on the Upper Cumberland Plateau in historic Buffalo Cove, five miles southwest of Jamestown, Tennessee. It is centralized between Nashville, Knoxville, Chattanooga and Southern Kentucky, thirty miles north of Crossville, TN and the Fairfield Glade Resort. The Big South Fork National River and Recreation Area  is located eleven miles to the east; Big South Fork’s popularity has increased tenfold since 1990. It offers a more rustic natural outdoor experience than the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Pickett State Park is located fifteen miles north of the property, while Historic Rugby, TN lies twenty miles to the southeast.  The Jamestown Airport, located five miles from the cove, is 1694 feet above sea level. Buffalo Cove Creek, which flows through the property, is 820 feet above sea level. The 874-foot descent into the cove is magnificent. The shape of Buffalo Cove reminds one of a U-shaped football stadium with the opening to the west.

AIRPORTS:

With over 300,000 pilots receiving the Airplane Owner And Pilots Association (AOPA) Magazine monthly, and, the Jamestown Airport just five miles from the property, a four page article in the AOPA Magazine and monthly advertising in Trade-In-Plane, not to mention Southern Living, would keep a steady flow of people coming to the farm. Other airports include the local Crossville airport, just 35 minutes away, and, the major Knoxville, Nashville, and Chattanooga airports all within 90 minutes drive time.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Tennessee is a beautiful state!!! I wear this state on my sleeve, bleed orange, sing “Rocky Top,” etc. It’s just the best ever… It’s a life!! The congestion and pollution that have developed in the Tennessee Valley since the late sixties is unbelievable. The Great Smoky Mountains, Sevierville, Pigeon Forge, Gatlinburg, Asheville; even though they are wonderful, I believe have lost some of their purity and charm. Up on the Plateau, the air is CLEAN. It’s not congested. The same geological formations that prevented the early settlers from overpopulating the area are still there. They are BEAUTIFUL!!! The Big South Fork has been tamed just enough to enjoy, but not commercialized.

You can be in downtown Jamestown at Wal-Mart, Pizza Hut, McDonald’s, Hardee’s, Ruth’s: for a GOOD meat and three, Chinese, Dairy Queen, True Value Hardware Store, three Banks, Grocery Store, Co-op, and our world famous frozen deep-fried sea food place, “The Sea Boat” in 5 minutes. It’s an easy drive to Nashville, Crossville, Chattanooga, Louisville, Frankfurt and Lexington. There are three different and fun ways to go to Knoxville (Go Vols!!).