510 Catoosa Ridge Rd Rockwood, TN 37854

Listing details for 510 Catoosa Ridge Rd, Rockwood, TN 37854 : Escape to your own private cabin in the woods. Tucked away on 30.1 wooded acres in Rockwood, this 2-bedroom, 2-bath cabin offers 1,200 square feet of rustic comfort surrounded by the peace, privacy, and natural beauty of East Tennessee. Quality craftsmanship and authentic cabin character are evident throughout, with solid oak tongue-and-groove flooring, solid wood doors, oak floor joists, and handmade solid oak cabinetry. At the heart of the cabin is a genuine Crab Orchard stone hearth with an approximately one-year-old wood stove, creating a warm and inviting gathering place after a day spent outdoors. Oversized covered front and rear porches invite you to slow down and enjoy the setting, whether it's morning coffee surrounded by the woods, an afternoon watching wildlife, or a quiet evening enjoying the sounds of nature. Deer are frequently seen on the property, along with black bear, wild hogs, and other native wildlife, adding to the feeling of being truly immersed in the outdoors. For those who love to explore, hunt, hike, and experience the outdoors, the location is an exceptional bonus. The property is near Catoosa Wildlife Management Area, an expansive wilderness area on Tennessee's Cumberland Plateau encompassing more than 82,000 acres. Catoosa WMA features hardwood forests, clear streams, open oak savanna, wildlife, and scenic areas, making it a natural complement to the property's 30.1 private acres. The property also includes a conditioned 24' x 30' garage with a 10' x 16' garage door, providing generous space for vehicles, ATVs, outdoor equipment, recreational gear, hobbies, or a workshop. If you've been searching for a place to get away from it all, this is it. Whether envisioned as a full-time residence, weekend escape, hunting retreat, or recreational getaway, this 30.1-acre property offers a rare combination of solitude, craftsmanship, acreage, abundant wildlife, and access to the outdoor lifestyle of Tennessee's Cumberland Plateau.