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Register now and place your bids at AlleyAuction.com! Welcome to a premier Roane County TN real estate auction featuring approximately 240± acres of expansive land in Rockwood, Tennessee. Known locally as the 'Cades Cove of Roane County,' the Smokey Run estate delivers total privacy and seclusion. You secure the deep quiet of the country while remaining conveniently located near Watts Bar Lake, Kingston, and Knoxville. The landscape provides a dynamic mix of open valleys, running streams, a natural spring, and mature hardwoods spanning the ridgetops. A recent, large-scale land improvement project successfully restored the main stream to its original location and reestablished native plant life. This careful environmental stewardship enhances both the natural character and the long-term value of this East Tennessee land investment. With its varied terrain and substantial acreage, Smokey Run offers a rare blank canvas for high-level buyers. Whether you plan to develop a private estate, establish a multi-generational family compound, or utilize the space for agriculture and recreation, the possibilities are vast. This Rockwood TN acreage provides the scale and infrastructure you need to execute your exact vision. Open House and Auction Details Come explore the potential of this incredible property for yourself. Join us for the Open House on October 22nd to walk the grounds and see the value firsthand. To participate in this Roane County TN real estate auction, visit alleyauction.com to register and place your bid. Registration is quick and secure. Mark your calendar for the final Auction Date on October 27th and secure your future with Alley Realty & Auction. Timber Value A recent timber appraisal estimates approximately $270,000 in merchantable timber value on the property, based on current market conditions at the time of the inventory. In addition to the Real Estate Sales Agreement, the successful high bidder will be required to sign and accept the property subject to specific recorded documents at closing. These include: 1) Deed Restrictions, 2) an Access Agreement, and 3) the existing Mitigation Easement.