A pad perfect for a pilot! Former 6,200-acre drone testing base with its own private airfield, control tower, two hangars and four observation towers is on sale for $8.65 million
- Massive ranch located in Hardin County, Tennesee, just 10 miles from Savannah
- It includes private airfield, traffic control tower, and four observation towers
- There’s also a 10.5-mile network of internal roadways inside the ranch
- Facility was once owned and operated by ISR Group, a drone service company
A massive 6,200-acre property that was once used to test military drones can be yours for just $8.65million.
The property in Hardin County, Tennessee, includes an airstrip, an air traffic control tower, two hangars, four high-elevation observation towers, and more than 10.5 miles of all-weather private roads.
The ranch also offers an abundance of nature, with nearby ponds and streams as well as thousands of acres of prime and hardwood timber.
Wildlife enthusiasts can also watch the deer and turkey that are frequently seen on the roads, according to The Drive.
A runway once used to test unmanned aerial vehicles on a stretch of property in Hardin County, Tennessee, is seen above
The 6,200-acre property 10 miles east of Savannah, Tennesee, is now on the market
The image above shows an air traffic control tower on the site, which was once used to test drones
The property was once owned and developed by ISR Group, which is based in nearby Savannah, Tennessee, just 10 miles away.
ISR Group is a privately owned aviation and aerospace company that offers ‘service and support for any unmanned system’ including flight training, testing and evaluation, and maintenance, according to its web site.
One of the buildings on the site is seen above. It was once owned and operated by ISR Group, a Tennessee-based company that specializes in drones
The site is now on sale to the general public. The owners are asking for $8.65million
The facility was used as a MOUT site – or military operations in urban terrain – for drones
The image above shows one of the four observation towers on the site
The site was used to test ‘Group 2’ unmanned aerial vehicles. Group 2 drones are those that weigh between 21 and 55lbs and can fly at an altitude of up to 3,500ft. The image above shows a TigerShark unmanned aircraft system
According to The Drive, an estimated $1million was spent in developing the private road network on the ranch.
The site was used to test ‘Group 2’ unmanned aerial vehicles.
Group 2 drones are those that weigh between 21 and 55lbs and can fly at an altitude of up to 3,500ft.
The facility was used as a MOUT site – or military operations in urban terrain – for drones.