Southern Fentress County, Tennessee

Where the Plateau opens wide.

Welcome to Clarkrange, Tennessee — a friendly rural community where open farmland, fresh mountain air, and country living come together on the Cumberland Plateau. It’s the kind of place where people still wave as they pass by, families gather for local ballgames, and life moves at its own easy pace.

Located on the Cumberland Plateau in southern Fentress County, Clarkrange offers peaceful living, scenic views, and convenient access to both Jamestown and Crossville.

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Life in Clarkrange, TN

Small-town warmth, wide-open spaces.

Clarkrange blends small-town warmth with wide-open spaces. It’s popular among families, retirees, and anyone seeking a slower pace of life with room to grow. Residents enjoy:

Peaceful Countryside

Rolling pastures, hardwood ridges, and quiet backroads perfect for evening drives and watching the sun go down.

Friendly Neighbors

A true sense of community where people lend a hand and look out for each other. Genuine small-town Tennessee.

Horse Country

One of Tennessee’s most horse-friendly areas, with quick access to premier riding trails and equestrian communities.

Outdoor Freedom

Space for gardening, hunting, hiking, and exploring nature right outside your door — no HOA, no restrictions.

Location & Convenience

At the crossroads of Hwy 127 & Hwy 62.

Easy travel in every direction.

15 min

Jamestown

30 min

Crossville & I-40

~2 hrs

Knoxville or Nashville

Outdoor Adventures

Nearby attractions.

The Cumberland Plateau offers some of the most beautiful scenery in Tennessee, and Clarkrange is right in the middle of it all:

Big South Fork

Thousands of acres for hiking, kayaking, and horseback riding — world-class trails and scenery just up the road.

East Fork Stables

A premier trail riding destination just minutes away — attracting riders from all over the Southeast year-round.

Colditz Cove & Northrup Falls

A short drive to one of Tennessee’s most photographed waterfalls — a 60-foot cascade surrounded by hardwood forest.

Dale Hollow Lake

About 45 minutes north — ideal for boating, fishing, and lakefront camping on one of Tennessee’s clearest lakes.

From scenic drives to weekend trail rides, Clarkrange gives you endless ways to enjoy the outdoors.

Real Estate

Homes, farms & land for sale in Clarkrange, TN.

If you’ve been dreaming of country property in Tennessee, Clarkrange offers some of the best opportunities on the Plateau.

Mini-Farms & Homesteads

Space for horses, livestock, and large gardens. Fenced pastures, barns, and room to build the life you want.

Wooded Acreage

Private tracts with creeks, bluffs, and views. Unrestricted land — no HOA, no limits on what you can do.

In-Town Homes

Cozy houses near schools, stores, and local services — convenient living without sacrificing the country feel.

Good news for buyers: Many Clarkrange properties feature public water, high-speed fiber internet, and electric at the road — comfortable country living without the compromises.

Current Market Snapshot

What’s on the market in Clarkrange right now.

Active listings

$170K–$3.0M

Current price range

$640K

Typical listing price

Based on active MLS listings in Clarkrange as of July 2026. The market moves fast here, so browse current Clarkrange listings for the latest.

Local Economy & Community

Small but alive, with deep roots.

Farming & Forestry

Local Trades & Craftsmanship

Clarkrange Buffaloes Basketball

Churches & Civic Groups

Regional festivals, craft fairs, and trail-riding gatherings bring visitors to the Plateau each summer and fall. Clarkrange is small but alive — with roots that run deep.

Schools & Services

Home of Clarkrange High School.

Clarkrange is served by the Fentress County School District, including Clarkrange High School, one of the top rural schools in the region.

Daily needs — groceries, fuel, restaurants, and banking — are available locally, with larger shopping and healthcare options just a short drive to Jamestown or Crossville.

Lifestyle & Living

Life on the Plateau.

Life in Clarkrange is relaxed, practical, and community-oriented. Most homes sit on acreage — space for gardens, barns, and privacy. Many residents grow their own produce, keep animals, and enjoy self-sufficient living. Sunsets stretch across open fields, and the night skies are bright with stars — a daily reminder of what makes the Cumberland Plateau so special.

Team Denehy · Clarkrange, TN

Thinking about a move to Clarkrange?

Whether you’re relocating, investing, or planning your retirement homestead, Tim & Lori know the Clarkrange market inside and out. Let’s find the right property for you.

(702) 569-9557