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Little Sulphur Tract is an approximately 9.57-acre property located on Little Sulphur Creek Road in northeastern Benton County, Tennessee. The property offers approximately 465 feet of paved road frontage, an existing driveway entrance, and approximately 676 feet of frontage along Little Sulphur Creek. A good portion of the tract has already been cleaned up, providing a starting point for a buyer to shape the property around their plans.
The property is southeast of Big Sandy and northeast of Camden, west of the Tennessee River and Kentucky Lake corridor. The surrounding area provides access to lake recreation, including fishing, boating, marinas, and public boat launches. Nathan Bedford Forrest State Park is located south of the property near Eva, offering hiking, camping, and lake recreation. Camden provides access to groceries, restaurants, supplies, and county services.
Power is reported to be available a few hundred yards up the road, with extension and connection requirements yet to be confirmed. Buyers should verify final acreage and boundaries, legal access, utilities, driveway access, deed restrictions, soils, well and septic suitability, and any required approvals during their due diligence period.