10.49 Acres at Big White Oak — Perry County, Tennessee · $999 Down, Direct From the Seller
Perry County, Tennessee
10-year term$999 down9.99% APR
Direct purchase agreementNo credit check needed
Big White Oak Tract 89 is a 10.49-acre property located in Perry County, Tennessee. This inviting parcel of land offers a fantastic opportunity for those looking to escape into nature while enjoying the comforts of modern amenities.
The terrain is diverse, providing a mix of open spaces and wooded areas that are perfect for outdoor activities. Whether you're into hiking, camping, or simply enjoying the tranquility of the great outdoors, this tract is a great fit for your recreational needs.
With electricity available, you can easily set up your dream cabin or homestead without sacrificing comfort. Plus, fiber internet is ready for those who may want to work remotely while enjoying the peace of rural living. The presence of well water on site adds an extra layer of convenience, ensuring you have access to water for your needs.
Big White Oak Tract 89 is ideal for building a hunting camp or a cozy getaway. Its combination of privacy and natural beauty makes it a perfect spot for anyone looking to invest in a slice of Tennessee wilderness. Don't miss your chance to own this versatile property!
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Big White Oak Tract 89 is sized for a fully self-sufficient off-grid life — 10.49 acres of off-grid retreat in Perry County, Tennessee. Part of Big White Oak. Priced at $53,895 — about $627.54/month after $999 down on the 10-year direct-purchase plan.
Solar, propane, and rainwater catchment generally don't require permits on Big White Oak Tract 89. The two systems that usually do: a county-permitted septic (or composting toilet alternative) and a permitted dwelling. Both are routine and inexpensive.
Yes, with appropriate sizing. Winter solar production on Big White Oak Tract 89 runs about 40-60% of summer peak; off-grid owners typically oversize the array and add a propane generator for the deepest December weeks. Battery banks bridge multi-day overcast stretches.
Yes. Rainwater catchment for personal use is legal in Tennessee and is not restricted by our light covenants on Big White Oak Tract 89. A 2,500-5,000 gal cistern paired with metal roof catchment supplies a small off-grid household year-round in most rural regions.
Cell service varies by carrier in rural country. Most tracts in this region get usable LTE on at least one major carrier; signal boosters are inexpensive and work well for remote acreage. Starlink is the standard internet solution for off-grid owners.
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