81.71± Acres Of Giles County, TN Hunting Land With A Rustic Cabin, And A Cr

81.71 acres in Giles County, Tennessee, with a cabin, a live creek, and roughly 77 acres of woods to call your own. This is a private recreational retreat in the northern part of the county, off a quiet gravel road about 80 miles from Nashville and a short drive from Columbia and Pulaski, close enough for an easy weekend and far enough to feel like you have left everything behind. The ground rolls through mature timber, about 77 acres of it, with a creek winding through the low ground. It is the kind of place you can walk for an afternoon, follow the water, sit by a fire, and let the day slow down. The mix of woods, water, and elevation change gives you room to camp, explore, and set up a spot that is your own. A 648-square-foot off-grid cabin built in 2001 gives you a simple weekend basecamp with open covered porches for morning coffee or an evening out of the weather. Being off the grid is part of the draw. You bring your own power and water, leave the noise behind, and use the place the way a getaway is meant to be used. Access is off a gravel county road, and the cabin and woods sit back off the pavement, so the property stays quiet and private. There is space to bring friends, park a camper, or just spread out. The hunting is the real draw for anyone who wants it. This part of Giles County is strong deer and turkey country, and the tract has the cover and layout to hold game. The 77 acres of rolling timber provide whitetails with bedding and security; the creek bottom serves as a natural travel corridor and a year-round water source; and the ridges and draws funnel deer movement in a way that sets up well for a stand. Turkeys work the timber edges and open ground through the spring. The property has a reputation for excellent deer and turkey hunting, and you can hunt it hard in your first season owning it. Outside of hunting season, the land works just as well as a place to camp, ride out a long weekend, or get outdoors and unplug. It reads as a retreat first, with real recreational land underneath it. The property is roughly 20 miles from Pulaski and within about 25 miles of Columbia and Lawrenceburg for supplies, with Nashville around 80 miles north. It is an easy drive out on Friday and back on Sunday.