The Fields at Fall Creek offers a rare opportunity to own approximately 1,445 acres of unrestricted farm and recreational land in Bledsoe County, Tennessee. This large, contiguous tract features nearly three miles of bluff frontage overlooking the Sequatchie Valley and a balanced mix of pasture, timber, water, and improvements suited for agriculture, recreation, conservation, or long-term investment. Roughly 300 acres of fenced and cross-fenced pasture have historically supported cattle and wildlife, with gravity-fed spring water in place. A network of interior roads and trails provides access across the property for farming, hunting, and land management. Five creeks—Pond Creek, Lamb Creek, Clark Branch, Johnson Branch, and Austin Branch—flow through the tract, along with a half-acre pond that attracts waterfowl and offers expansion potential. The property supports strong populations of deer, turkey, dove, and small game, with a proven dove field and opportunities for hunting leases, timber management, and livestock production. Previous stewardship included the planting of over 44,000 trees. Improvements include a 4,500-square-foot primary residence overlooking pasture, gardens, and barns, serviced by spring and city water, plus a pole barn and historic red barn. A second brick home near the entrance provides guest or caretaker accommodations. Located in an Opportunity Zone with extensive frontage on multiple roads, utilities available, and eight installed water taps. Bluff-top elevations near 1,800 feet offer sweeping valley views. Just five miles north of Dunlap and about 40 minutes to Chattanooga. Buyers to verify utilities and details.