Vacant land for sale in Roane County, Tennessee
4 vacant-land parcels are for sale in Roane County, Tennessee, with a median asking price of $45,000 and a typical size of 0.6 acres.
What land costs in Roane County
AcreFinder is tracking 4 vacant-land parcels in Roane County, Tennessee, of which 4 state an asking price. The median asking price is $45,000, with the middle half of the market between $32,000 and $45,000. The cheapest parcel listed is $17,900 and the dearest is $59,998.
Land here works out to a median of $53,333 per acre. A typical listing is 0.6 acres, and sizes run from 0.6 acres up to 0.9 acres.
Where the inventory sits: Rockwood (3).
4 of these listings have exact parcel coordinates (100%), so you can see the precise boundary location on the map above rather than a town-centre guess. We never plot an approximate point as if it were a verified location.
Nearby counties: Cumberland County (4) · Loudon County (3) · Hamilton County (3)
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Common questions
How much does an acre of land cost in Roane County, Tennessee?
Across the 4 vacant-land listings AcreFinder tracks in Roane County, Tennessee, the median price is $53,333 per acre. That is more expensive than the Tennessee median of $29,117 per acre. Price per acre varies with access, utilities and terrain, so compare individual parcels rather than relying on the average alone.
What is the cheapest land for sale in Roane County, Tennessee?
The median asking price is $45,000. Half of the listings fall between $32,000 and $45,000. The lowest-priced parcel currently listed is $17,900.
Can I see exactly where these parcels are in Roane County, Tennessee?
4 of the 4 listings in Roane County, Tennessee carry exact parcel coordinates and are plotted on the map on this page. AcreFinder deliberately does not plot the rest: a town or ZIP centroid shown as a pin looks like a verified location when it is only an approximation, so those listings are marked "approximate area — not mapped" instead.