This is an invitation to a unique opportunity–Real estate set in land that reflects America’s classic beauty and a personal piece of our visual heritage.

Fenced and secured behind a gated entrance, Rockhouse Ranch emcompasses over 600 acres, partially surrounded by The Big South Fork National River and Recreation Area–a serene monument of mountains and rivers.

The expansive possibilities for outdoor recreation and casual, relaxed living have been reserved for you and only a few others. Now’s your chance. Take it. Join us at Rockhouse Ranch.

Rockhouse Ranch is conveniently located 90 minutes northwest of Knoxville, TN. Approaching the ranch gate, you’ll feel as if you’re entering an estate as big as the Far West.

The setting is wide open, substantial, and full of the spirit of the outdoors with all the comforts of modern living.

Protective restrictions ensure the integrity of the beautiful surroundings and your investment.


So rich are the recreational opportunities that it’s part of the name–The Big South Fork National River and Recreation Area. This area is coveted by outdoor enthusiasts and is literally outside your back door, your front door, or maybe both.

Horseback Riding:
Horses are welcome at Rockhouse ranch. Rugged trails and pastureland to gallop across make The Big South Fork an uncrowded, uncompromising equestrian treat. Visit the Timber Ridge Horse Campground just down the road.

Hunting and Fishing:
Whitetail deer, grouse, quail, wild turkey, trout, smallmouth bass, and other wildlife live in and around your world at Rockhouse Ranch. Laurel Fork Creek, which parallels the northeast boundary of the property, is one of the most pristine trout streams in The Big South Fork. Also, travel less than one hour and fish for trophy trout, smallmouth and stripers at the Clinch River, Lake Cumberland and Dale Hollow Lake.

Boating:
Exhilirating white-water rafting, kayaking, and calm canoeing await you on waters that have been cutting canyons and cliffs in The Big South Fork for over 200 million years.

Golf:
Enjoy several challenging and beautiful golf courses less than an hour’s drive from Rockhouse Ranch.

Hiking:
Stuning trails condense the variety of Appalachia into an afternoon trek. The Laurel Fork Creek Trail alone is a hiking fantasia, with stream crossings, ancient Indian rock cave dwellings and cliff vistas.