Situated in the town of Winfield in Scott County, Tennessee, this 812.69 +/- acre tract offers a large, contiguous block of hunting and recreational land with both sporting appeal and income potential. For buyers searching for a sizable hunting property, recreational land for sale in Scott County TN, or an East Tennessee tract with existing infrastructure, this property delivers scale and usability on one unbroken parcel. The land is home to elk, deer, and turkey, giving hunters access to a range of game species on a single property, a combination not commonly found on tracts of this size. Multiple food plots have been established across the acreage to support wildlife activity and improve hunting conditions throughout the season. Shooting houses are strategically placed in several locations, giving hunters ready-made vantage points without the need for additional setup. Access is a strong point on this tract. A comprehensive network of roads and trails runs throughout the property, allowing for easy navigation to food plots, shooting houses, and the far reaches of the acreage. This kind of internal access is valuable both for day-to-day hunting and for any future management or timber work on the land. Location adds further convenience. The property sits approximately 20 miles from Interstate 75, putting it within reach of regional travel routes, and it is about an hour's drive from Knoxville, making it a practical option for a weekend retreat or regular hunting trips without a long commute. Beyond its recreational value, the property carries an income component. A gas well is located on the land, and the property currently generates additional income through an active hunting lease. Together, these features give the tract a dual identity as both a hunting retreat and an income-producing asset, a combination that appeals to buyers looking for recreational land that also contributes financially. Utilities available to the property include water, electric, gas, internet, and TV, which is uncommon for a tract of this size and adds flexibility for future use, whether that includes a cabin, lodge, or other improvement. The property is unrestricted, giving a buyer latitude in how the land is used and developed going forward. A survey is on file, which simplifies the due diligence process for a prospective buyer. At 812.69 +/- contiguous acres, this is a large-scale offering in Scott County. Tracts of this size with established food plots, shooting houses, road and trail access, multiple utilities, and existing income streams do not come to market often. Whether the goal is a personal hunting retreat, a managed recreational property, or a long-term investment with built-in income, this Winfield, TN tract offers the acreage and infrastructure to support it.