A rare combination of panoramic hilltop views, usable farmland, and natural water features — all in one property near Dale Hollow Lake.
Located at the end of Coomes Road in Allons, Tennessee — a setting increasingly difficult to find.
101± acres of elevated, usable land with views, water, and infrastructure — rarely found in one property.
A rare combination of panoramic hilltop views, usable farmland, and natural water features — all in one property near Dale Hollow Lake. Located at the end of Coomes Road in Allons, Tennessee, this 101± acre hilltop property offers productive fields, established agricultural infrastructure, and a setting that is increasingly difficult to find.
The property offers wide panoramic views from the hilltop — including visible sections of Dale Hollow Lake and sweeping views of the surrounding hills and valleys. Year-round lake views and broad winter vistas make this a property that rewards every season. The elevated setting provides both the privacy of a secluded retreat and the perspective of a true Tennessee hilltop.
The land is made up of two parcels: a 5-acre homesite with an existing residence, and a 96.16-acre tract of fields, timber, and natural features. Multiple hay fields and grazing pastures, two springs, an artesian well, a creek with a waterfall, and a fenced pond for livestock create a remarkable natural environment.
Working barns, a cattle facility, good fencing, and road access throughout make this a fully functional farm from day one. TVA/Corps land borders the property with no buffer — and hunting is permitted across it.
Modern infrastructure — fiber optic internet, city water, and three electrical services — ensures this property works as comfortably as it looks.
Properties offering this combination of views, water, usable acreage, and privacy are rarely available in this region.
This is not typical acreage. It is a combination of elevation, water, usability, and privacy that is increasingly difficult to find in one property.
From the hilltop views to the working cattle infrastructure, this property delivers across every category a serious buyer considers.
Equipment available separately at additional price: tractors, hay rake, plow, tedder, baler, batwing bush hog, log splitter, livestock trailer, saddles, tack, and more. Inquire for details.
The elevated terrain offers multiple potential sites well-suited for a guest home, in-law suite, or additional dwelling — each with its own views and privacy.
Two parcels combine to create a single, functional 101± acre property with a natural division between the homesite and working land.
The 5± acre homesite sits separately at the entrance, while the larger acreage extends behind into a private, continuous tract.
The property is comprised of two adjoining parcels totaling approximately 101± acres, with separate utility connections and deed descriptions that offer flexibility for the future owner.
Contains the existing stone-exterior residence with newer roof, doors, and windows. Sits on the hilltop with commanding views in multiple directions. Connected to city water, fiber internet, and electrical service.
The larger parcel contains the barns, cattle facility, hay fields, pastures, springs, creek, waterfall, pond, and wooded areas. Borders TVA/Corps land and includes road access throughout.
Full parcel maps, boundary surveys, and aerial imagery are available upon request. Contact us below to receive complete property information.
Mornings on this hilltop start with a view most people only see in photographs. Mist settles in the valley below while the sun rises over the rolling Tennessee countryside, and on clear days the surface of Dale Hollow Lake catches the light miles in the distance.
The fields have produced hay for years, and the working cattle infrastructure means you can run livestock from day one or lease the land to a neighbor. The timber stands quietly in the background, maturing with time.
In the evenings, when the deer move through the fields at the edge of the tree line, the whole reason for a place like this becomes obvious. This is land that rewards patience, rewards presence, and builds into something you pass down.
Panoramic views greet every sunrise. The hilltop setting provides perspective across miles of Tennessee countryside and Dale Hollow Lake.
Hay fields, grazing pastures, a cattle facility, and good fencing mean this land earns its keep — or provides the infrastructure for a hobby farm or retreat.
Whitetail deer and turkey are well-established on the property. Adjacent TVA/Corps land provides additional hunting access with no additional cost.
Fiber optic internet and city water mean this is not a compromise. You get true seclusion without sacrificing the modern connectivity that makes remote living sustainable.
"A property with rare elevation, end-of-road privacy, and a combination of scenic, agricultural, and recreational value that is genuinely uncommon in this region."
Dale Hollow Lake is known for its clear water, recreation, and natural beauty, making this location highly desirable for both full-time living and retreat use.
This location offers a balance of seclusion and accessibility, with convenient access to recreation and everyday needs.
Allons sits in Clay County in the Upper Cumberland region of Tennessee — a part of the state known for its dramatic hill country, clear lakes, and deeply rooted agricultural character. The property is near Dale Hollow Lake, a 27,700-acre reservoir known for exceptional water clarity and trophy smallmouth bass fishing.
Private, end-of-road setting with convenient access to marinas, recreation, and nearby towns.
A drone flyover of the property, its hilltop setting, fields, and the surrounding Dale Hollow Lake region.
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