Pasture, Timber And Water On 76.37+/- Acres In Dickson County, TN

This 76.37-acre tract sits on Little Bartons Creek Road in the Cumberland Furnace corner of Dickson County, Tennessee. Roughly 20.6 acres of rolling pasture open into 55.77 acres of hardwood timber, with a spring-fed creek and a pond for year-round water. An established trail system runs the property, and apple, cherry, plum, pear, and peach trees stand near the improvements. Deer, turkey, and small game use the timbered draws and creek bottoms. At the center is a 2,400 square-foot building pairing about 1,200 square feet of finished cabin-style living space two bedrooms, two baths with a matching 1,200 square-foot attached shop for equipment, ATVs, and gear. Finishes include hickory milled from timber cut on the property, reclaimed barn wood in the den, concrete countertops, a wood-burning fireplace, and LVP flooring. Furnishings are negotiable, and additional storage buildings handle tools and implements. Utilities are well water, public electricity, and fiber internet. The building carries a metal roof and three-zone ductless mini-split heating and cooling. The tract has 98 feet of frontage on a paved county road, sits in FEMA Zone X for minimal flood hazard, and is enrolled in the agricultural greenbelt program. Cumberland Furnace lies about 20 miles north of Dickson and roughly an hour from Nashville, with Charlotte and Vanleer close by. The pasture-to-timber balance suits hay, livestock, or food plots while leaving most of the acreage in cover for hunting and recreation.