Wayne County, Tennessee Land For Sale (36 results)

Beyond the Bridge There are properties that impress, and then there are properties that simply cannot be replicated. Beyond a private bridge, tucked away among nearly 100 acres of rolling pastures, mature hardwood forests, and a year round creek, lies one of Southern Tennessee's most remarkable private estates. Completed in 2025, this extraordinary custom residence was meticulously designed to blend timeless architecture with the quiet beauty of the surrounding landscape. Every detail was carefully considered, creating a home that feels both luxurious and inviting from the moment you arrive. The approach alone sets the tone. Crossing the private bridge, the estate gradually reveals itself, framed by towering hardwoods and expansive open pasture. A striking timber framed front porch welcomes guests into a residence where soaring ceilings, walls of glass, wide plank hardwood flooring, designer lighting, and handcrafted millwork create an atmosphere of understated elegance. At the heart of the home is a chef's kitchen built for both entertaining and everyday living. Featuring a premium Wolf appliance package including a gas range, built in oven, and microwave, custom cabinetry, an oversized gathering island, and an impressive walk in pantry, the kitchen seamlessly flows into expansive living and dining spaces that invite family and friends to gather. The primary suite offers a peaceful retreat with spa inspired finishes and serene views of the surrounding countryside, while thoughtfully designed guest accommodations provide exceptional comfort and privacy for visitors. A dedicated home gym allows wellness to remain part of everyday life, and the expansive lower level was designed for entertaining on every scale, complete with a custom bar, a stunning pool table, and generous spaces for watching the game, hosting celebrations, or simply enjoying time together. The attached garages are both heated and cooled, providing year round comfort whether housing prized vehicles, recreational equipment, or serving as additional workspace. Outside, approximately 30 acres of gently rolling pasture blend seamlessly into mature hardwood forests, creating an exceptional balance of open space and wooded privacy. Miles of natural beauty surround the residence, while a year round creek winds through the property, offering endless opportunities for exploration, horseback riding, hiking, wildlife viewing, or simply enjoying the peaceful rhythm of the Tennessee countryside. Equestrians will appreciate the beautifully crafted three stall horse barn complete with water and electricity, thoughtfully designed to complement the estate while providing excellent functionality. A high producing private well supplies the property, while a whole home generator ensures uninterrupted comfort during every season. High speed fiber internet provides modern connectivity without sacrificing the peaceful seclusion that makes this property so extraordinary. Adding even greater value, the estate is offered fully furnished with an exceptional collection of carefully curated, high end furnishings. Every room has been thoughtfully appointed to complement the home's architecture and character, allowing the next owner to immediately enjoy a truly turnkey luxury lifestyle. While the residence itself is extraordinary, it is the land that transforms this offering into something truly rare. Nearly 100 acres provide complete privacy, breathtaking scenery, and the opportunity to create a lasting family legacy. Whether envisioned as a luxury equestrian estate, private family retreat, executive escape, or multigenerational legacy property, this estate offers a level of quality, craftsmanship, and natural beauty seldom found anywhere in Tennessee. Some homes are measured by square footage. Others are measured by the memories they create. This is a property that will be cherished for generations. Welcome Beyond the Bridge.

952 acres in one of Tennessee's most renowned turkey destinations - managed, gated, and ready. Buy it whole or in three tracts. Gant Ridge is 952 acres in Olive Hill, Wayne County, Tennessee, set in one of the most respected turkey and deer destinations in the region. This is not unmanaged ground - the surrounding country is held in a handful of large ownerships that have practiced wildlife harvest restraint for over 30 years, capping turkey take and letting deer reach optimum age and size. The result is the kind of hunting that drew Mossy Oak and Primos - Cuz Strickland and Will Primos among them - to film on the adjoining ground. Watch "Cuz and Will Speak the Truth (30 Years Later)" The tract is built for the serious sportsman and the timberland investor alike. A ~20-year-old pine plantation covers much of the property - roughly 124 acres thinned in 2022 and another 564 acres not yet thinned (ice storm damage in some pine stands-pricing has taken this into account)- while 252 acres of hardwood blanket the upland sites, drains, and bottoms, including stands of notably higher quality. Perennial, intermittent, and ephemeral streams thread the hollows, and roughly 7 acres of established food plots are scattered across the property as ready-made wildlife openings. Access is exceptional: approximately 3.25 miles of primary road and 5.37 miles of interior roads - recently reworked and improved - reach all parts of the property, with the main entry gated for security and privacy. Varied topography, mixed timber, water, and food plots give a buyer a property that hunts well today and holds real upside tomorrow. Offered whole at 952 acres, or available in three tracts of approximately 263, 357, and 332 acres - a rare chance to own legacy hunting ground at the scale that fits you. Seller will consider divisions as follows: Tract 1: +/-263 acres for $518,700 Tract 2: +/-357 acres for $838,950 Tract 3: +/- 332 acres for $780,750 For more information or to schedule a private showing, contact Casey Newton at 256-762-4617 or email at OR Nathan McCollum at 256.345.0074 or email .

580 Dog Creek Road | Lawrenceburg, TN 284± Acres | Springs • Waterfalls • Caves • Dog Creek • Stocked Pond Experience one of Southern Middle Tennessee's most extraordinary land offerings. This property has not been offered to the public in more than 100 years -- as it was one of the coveted cattle farms in Middle Tennessee. Encompassing 284± acres, this remarkable property is defined by its exceptional water resources, breathtaking natural beauty, and endless possibilities for recreation, farming, and creating a legacy estate. Water is the defining feature of this property. Dog Creek meanders through the land, complemented by numerous natural springs, picturesque waterfalls, and abundant year-round water sources(springs, Little 48 Creek and Dog Creek) that enhance both the landscape and wildlife habitat. A stocked pond provides excellent fishing and serves as a peaceful focal point for the property. Adding to its uniqueness are natural caves nestled throughout the property, creating a landscape rich in character and geological history that is rarely available on the market. Rolling hills, mature hardwood forests, open pastures, and elevated ridges combine to offer spectacular views and multiple exceptional homesites. Whether your vision includes a luxury country estate, working cattle or horse farm, private hunting preserve, recreational retreat, or family compound, this property offers the space and infrastructure to make it a reality. An established trail system allows easy access throughout the acreage for horseback riding, hiking, ATVs, and exploring every corner of the property. This fenced property already has livestock water in all pastures throughout the farm so the livestock will not utilize the pristine water that flows throughout this property. The small home (842sf) could be utilized as a landing pad while you create your design of this beautiful farm. Numerous home sites are available throughout this farm. A barn provides functional storage for equipment, hay, or livestock, while existing fencing and available utilities make the property well suited for agricultural operations or future development. The mature timber offers long-term value, and the property's enrollment in Tennessee Greenbelt provides potential tax advantages while preserving its agricultural and forestry heritage. Wildlife is abundant, with thriving populations of white-tailed deer, wild turkey, and other native species, making this an exceptional destination for hunting, wildlife observation, and outdoor recreation. With extensive road frontage, abundant natural resources, and unparalleled privacy, 580 Dog Creek Road is conveniently located just minutes from Lawrenceburg and the Natchez Trace Parkway and within easy reach of Columbia, Huntsville, Florence, and Nashville. Properties offering 284 acres with caves, multiple springs, waterfalls, creek frontage, a stocked pond, mature timber, and exceptional recreational and agricultural potential are exceptionally rare. Whether you're seeking a private sanctuary, an investment in Tennessee land, or a property to enjoy for generations, this is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to own one of Lawrence County's most remarkable tracts. Call Nancy Spoltore @ 931.981.5397 For more information on this listing

Welcome to this exceptional 93 acre buildable cattle farm in the heart of south-central Tennessee. Conveniently positioned off the historic Natchez Trace Parkway, this rare property offers endless farming, homesteading, recreation, or hunting possibilities. With approximately 78 +/- acres of gently rolling pastureland, the property is well-established with nutrient-rich fescue and clover, providing excellent forage for cattle or other grazing livestock. The pastures are lined with mature timber and fully enclosed with a 4-strand barbed wire fence, making the land ready for immediate farming use. Whether you're looking to expand an existing operation or start fresh, this land offers everything you need to build a thriving farm from the ground up. An additional 15 +/- acres of timber provides a natural buffer, privacy, shade for livestock, and a diverse habitat for local wildlife. The mix of open land and wooded acreage makes this property equally appealing to hunters, outdoor enthusiasts, or those seeking a scenic rural retreat. Water is plentiful, with three ponds across the property, which is ideal for livestock and attracting wildlife. A year-round spring adds a reliable and valuable water source, enhancing the land's usability and sustainability. Despite its peaceful, rural setting, the property is just 45 minutes from Florence, Alabama, giving you easy access to shopping, dining, healthcare, and other amenities. Its proximity to the Natchez Trace Parkway also adds recreational value, with nearby hiking, biking, and horseback riding opportunities. The property is buildable and offers several excellent homesite options with beautiful views of the countryside. A survey will be required to finalize boundaries, allowing you to shape the land to suit your vision. Whether you're looking for a productive cattle operation, a private country getaway, or a beautiful place to build your dream home, this Tennessee cattle farm offers the space, features, and location to make it all possible.

Set in the hills of Wayne County, The Bridges has a collection of some of the most distinctive natural features in Middle Tennessee. Defined by two natural stone bridges, an open cave system, and spring-fed water features. This local landmark sits alongside Forty Eight Creek, a tributary of the Buffalo River. This was an important cultural site for native Americans for generations and was an important meeting site for people in the earliest days of settlement in Tennessee. Legend has it that Davy Cockett spent some of his final days in Tennessee at this site before heading west to Texas. Featured on this property is an established hospitality and nature retreat for families and groups, with 33 guest accommodations across suites, cabins, and private units. A central restaurant and general store create natural gathering points, supporting both extended overnight stays and events anchored by the natural features of this incredible landscape. A rare opportunity to own a historic, high-visibility destination with limitless possibilities for future growth.

Bromley Road Ridge is an 87-acre tract located in Central Tennessee, just outside of Waynesboro. With a flat ridgetop, creek frontage, and easy road access, this tract presents a clean slate for buyers looking to establish a hunting retreat, develop a pasture, or simply invest in versatile Tennessee land. Location Situated in Central Tennessee, Bromley Road Ridge is within convenient reach of several area towns and attractions. Waynesboro, TN is approximately 10 miles away, Hohenwald is about 20 miles out, and Linden is roughly 21 miles from the property. Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate that the Clifton Marina and RV Campground on the Tennessee River is only 15 miles away, offering additional recreational opportunities beyond the property. Access The property is accessed via approximately 1,950 feet of road frontage on Bromley Road, a county road that provides reliable, year-round entry to the tract. Internally, a well-maintained gravel road runs through the middle of the property, with additional dirt roads providing further access throughout. Topography The majority of this tract features a flat ridgetop that gradually slopes downhill toward the creek at the back of the property. This terrain makes the land particularly easy to work with, whether for agricultural development, construction, or recreational use. Improvements This property currently has no structures, which gives buyers the freedom to develop the land according to their own specifications and timeline. Timber The tract is primarily composed of a recently clearcut pine stand, leaving a largely open and flat ridgetop that serves as a blank canvas for future development. Toward the back of the property, mature hardwood timber surrounds Choate Creek, adding both aesthetic and ecological value. The recently cleared pine area, in particular, presents a straightforward opportunity to transition the land into productive pasture or to allow natural regeneration, depending on the buyer's goals. Wildlife and Recreation Bromley Road Ridge supports a healthy population of whitetail deer, turkey, dove, and small game, making it a solid hunting tract. The property also features ATV trails, offering recreational opportunities for those who enjoy exploring their land on trails. Water Features Choate Creek runs along the back of the property, providing a natural water source for wildlife and enhancing the tract's overall appeal and utility. Creek frontage of this kind is a valuable asset, supporting both the hunting and agricultural potential of the land. Current and Potential Use The property is currently used for hunting and timber, but its potential extends well beyond those uses. The flat ridgetop and recently cleared timber stand make conversion to pasture relatively straightforward, and the land is also well-suited for livestock and general agricultural operations. Additional acreage is available for those looking to expand. Summary Bromley Road Ridge offers 87 acres of versatile Central Tennessee land featuring a flat ridgetop, mature creek-bottom hardwoods, strong wildlife activity, and excellent road access via Bromley Road. Whether you are looking for a productive hunting tract, a future pasture, or a long-term land investment, this property delivers a range of options in a well-positioned location. Contact us today to learn more or to schedule a showing.

Welcome to this exceptional 70 acre buildable cattle farm in the heart of South Central Tennessee. Conveniently positioned just off the historic Natchez Trace Parkway, this rare property offers endless possibilities for farming, homesteading, recreation, or hunting. With approximately 55 +/- acres of gently rolling pastureland, the property is well-established with nutrient-rich fescue and clover, providing excellent forage for cattle or other grazing livestock. The pastures are lined with mature timber and fully enclosed by a 4-strand barbed-wire fence, making the land ready for immediate farming use. Whether you're looking to expand an existing operation or start fresh, this land offers everything you need to build a thriving farm from the ground up. An additional 15 +/- acres of timber offers a natural buffer, privacy, shade for livestock, and a diverse habitat for local wildlife. The mix of open land and wooded acreage makes this property equally appealing to hunters, outdoor enthusiasts, or those seeking a scenic rural retreat. Water is plentiful, with three ponds located across the property, ideal for livestock and attracting wildlife. A year-round spring provides a reliable, valuable water source, enhancing both the usability and sustainability of the land. Despite its peaceful, rural setting, the property is just 45 minutes from Florence, Alabama, giving you easy access to shopping, dining, healthcare, and other amenities. Its proximity to the Natchez Trace Parkway also adds recreational value, with nearby hiking, biking, and horseback riding opportunities. The property is buildable and offers several excellent homesite options with beautiful views of the countryside. A survey will be required to finalize boundaries, giving you the opportunity to shape the land to suit your vision.

145.57 acres of hunting land and pine timberland in Wayne County, Tennessee, roughly 13 miles from Waynesboro and 12 miles from Hohenwald. It is one contiguous block with two access points on Big Opossum Creek Road, an internal road and trail system reaching most of the acreage, a food plot, and established stand and blind locations already on the ground. The ground is ridge-and-hollow country. Planted pine covers the ridges and flats and provides security cover year-round, while hardwood drains run the hollows between them and carry deer travel and browse. The terrain breaks into benches, saddles, and points, which is the structure that concentrates whitetail movement and gives a hunter somewhere to sit on most any wind. Higher ground opens to long sunrise and sunset views across the surrounding hills. Most of the setup work is already done. The food plot is in, the trail network runs the length of the tract, and stand and blind locations are set. Existing openings and wide road edges take a disk and a bag of seed without cutting a tree, so additional food plots do not start with a chainsaw. Whitetail deer and wild turkey use the property and the surrounding country, which consists of large tracts of timber and farm ground rather than small lots, so pressure stays low. Access is the piece that makes the rest of it usable. Roughly 700 feet of frontage and access off Big Opossum Creek Road, a county gravel road, and from there, the internal roads carry a truck or a side-by-side back through the timber to most of the acreage. A buyer can reach the back of the property, hang a stand, and hunt it the same weekend instead of spending a first season opening roads. Those same trails do double duty for riding, walking, and shed hunting the pine flats in late winter. At 140 acres, there is room for two or three people to hunt or ride at once without crossing paths, and enough ground to run a habitat plan and keep a camp on it.

This 60 acre recreational tract offers an affordable opportunity to own quality hunting and outdoor recreation land with excellent access and established pine timber. The property features two access points and an internal road system that provides convenient travel throughout much of the acreage for hunting, trail riding, or general property management. A small food plot enhances the property's wildlife appeal, while the combination of pine cover, natural habitat, and surrounding landscape supports healthy populations of whitetail deer and wild turkey. Whether you enjoy hunting, wildlife observation, hiking, or simply spending time outdoors, this tract offers a variety of recreational opportunities. The rolling terrain offers attractive views of both sunrises and sunsets, creating a scenic setting to enjoy year-round. Mature pines offer privacy, wildlife cover, and natural beauty, while the established roads allow you to begin enjoying the property with minimal improvements. This property is well-suited for recreational use, weekend camping, ATV riding, or as an investment in rural land ownership.

This 31.85-acre property in Wayne County offers a combination of residential living, usable acreage, and on-site improvements, making it suitable for a variety of practical land uses. The three-bedroom, two-bath home was built in 2007 and features a cinder block exterior for durability, as well as a fully enclosed cinder block safe room within the structure. Inside, the layout features an open kitchen and living space that supports everyday functionality, and a wood-burning stove provides an additional heat source. Fiber internet is already installed, offering reliable connectivity for work, communication, or entertainment. A fenced garden provides ample room for planting and growing a wide variety of flowers and/or vegetables. The land surrounding the home offers a blend of open ground and timber that can support a range of recreational or residential goals. A wet-weather creek runs through part of the acreage, contributing to the propertys natural setting and adding seasonal water flow. The terrain is manageable and can accommodate hunting, riding, or general outdoor use without requiring extensive maintenance. Two shooting houses are established on the property, offering locations for wildlife observation or hunting, depending on the new owner's interests. A notable improvement on the property is the 30x40 metal shop equipped with water, power, and two garage doors. This structure provides functional space for equipment storage, vehicle parking, or workshop activities. Its size and utilities add meaningful utility for land management or everyday use. Near the frontage, an approximately two-acre open area offers a potential building spot for an additional home or a family compound, subject to local regulations and requirements. This area offers direct road access and is situated separately from the primary homesite, allowing a future owner to maintain privacy between dwellings if additional structures are built. The tract features over 1,000 feet of road frontage, providing multiple access points and layout options for future planning. The propertys combination of a well-built home, shop, mixed acreage, and practical improvements creates an opportunity for full-time residence, weekend use, or a blend of both. The land can be enjoyed immediately, leaving room for a new owner to adjust the layout to suit their personal goals over time. Whether used as a private homestead with acreage, a small-scale recreational tract, or a multi-dwelling setup, the overall structure and layout support a variety of potential uses in a rural setting.

Located just off the Natchez Trace Parkway in South Central Tennessee, this 101+/- acre farm offers a combination of productive pastureland, functional improvements, water features, and recreational opportunities. The property is well-suited for cattle farming, agricultural use, hunting, and rural living, with a balanced layout of open pasture and mature timber. Approximately 78+/- acres consist of gently rolling pastureland established in fescue and clover forage. The pasture is fully enclosed with 4-strand barbed wire fencing and is currently set up for livestock use. The open ground provides room for grazing, hay production, or expanding a farming operation. Several areas throughout the property also offer potential locations for additional barns, equipment storage, or future improvements. The property includes a 3-bedroom, 2-bath home positioned to overlook portions of the farm and surrounding countryside. The home provides a comfortable residence for a full-time owner, farm manager, or weekend retreat. Multiple outbuildings are located on the property and offer storage for equipment, tools, livestock supplies, or workshop space. Water resources are a notable feature of this farm. Three ponds are distributed throughout the property, providing water access for livestock and wildlife. One pond is stocked with fish and offers additional recreational use. A year-round spring further enhances the property's utility and supports long-term agricultural functionality. The combination of ponds, spring water, and rolling terrain contributes to the overall versatility of the farm. Approximately 15+/- acres of timber create natural privacy buffers, shade for livestock, and wildlife habitat. The wooded acreage, combined with the ponds and spring, provides habitat for deer, turkey, and other native wildlife commonly found in the area. The mix of pasture and timber also creates opportunities for hunting and outdoor recreation. The propertys location near the Natchez Trace Parkway offers convenient access to nearby outdoor recreation, including horseback riding trails, hiking opportunities, and scenic drives throughout the region. Despite the peaceful rural setting, the property remains within reasonable driving distance of nearby towns and services. Florence is approximately 45 minutes away and provides shopping, dining, healthcare, and other amenities. Several elevated areas across the farm provide additional build sites with views of the surrounding countryside and pastureland. Whether used as a working cattle farm, recreational retreat, hunting property, or combination-use investment, this tract offers a diverse set of features in a highly desirable rural Tennessee location.

Tucked away on 7.75 acres right next to The Bridges in Waynesboro this 2023 completed custom-built Pioneer Steel Quonset hut home offers an incredible opportunity for a private getaway, vacation retreat, short-term rental, or full-time residence. Per Pioneer Steels website, their structures meet or exceed code regulations and are capable of withstanding wind, snow, hail, fire, and earthquakes. The inside of the home is completely custom built with 2x6 studs and an over-poured concrete slab to help ensure everything is structurally sound. The home features 1 primary bedroom, 2 baths, and an upstairs loft that could be finished and used as a second bedroom, office, or additional sleeping space. The spacious 25x25 great room provides an open and inviting feel with porcelain floors, custom windows, and a wood-burning stove for backup heat if the power goes out. The kitchen features granite countertops, custom cabinets, and a gas stove, while both bathrooms include porcelain floors and quartz countertops. One bath offers a large shower with a rainfall showerhead, and the other has a large whirlpool tub with shower. The home is equipped with city water, a 1,000-gallon septic tank, on-demand propane hot water heaters, and a leased propane tank. There is a radiant floor system that goes throughout the house that is thermostat controlled. Outside, enjoy a 16x16 deck with a wraparound sidewalk, plus a storage building with its own deck for added convenience. With approximately 300 feet of creek frontage, several springs, and beautiful natural surroundings, this property offers the peaceful setting buyers are looking for. Washer, dryer, furniture, and TVs all remain, making this an easy move-in option or turnkey vacation spot. There may also be potential to add tiny homes for rental income. The property includes 2 small lots down the road that could possibly be cleared for tiny homes or RV sites. Buyer to verify all zoning, restrictions, permitting, and rental possibilities.

Welcome to Red Oak Point, a beautiful community of waterfront and water view lots near Clifton, TN and the Kentucky Lake / Tennessee River area. These lots offer scenic views, peaceful surroundings, and easy access to outdoor life. Property Highlights: • Starting at $6,500. • Waterfront and water view lots overlooking Kentucky Lake / Tennessee River — ideal for building your dream home or weekend getaway. • Dockable lots with access to water and a new community boat ramp. • Options for RV or residential use — flexible living or investment potential. • Owner financing available with no banks or credit checks and same-day possession. • Low monthly payments starting around $299/mo with a small down payment. • Phase 4 and 5 complete, with lots already sold and community growth underway. Whether you’re looking for a peaceful place to build, a weekend retreat, or a long-term investment in waterfront land, Red Oak Point offers beautiful scenery and flexible ownership options right on the water.

This 100 acre timber tract offers an excellent opportunity to own a versatile recreational property with multiple build sites, quality access, and significant potential for wildlife habitat improvements. Featuring predominantly level terrain, young timber, and a 1.5-mile internal road system, the property is well-suited for hunting, outdoor recreation, and future development plans. The existing internal road provides convenient access throughout much of the property, making it easy to explore, maintain, or enjoy the acreage by ATV, side-by-side, or truck. The level topography offers flexibility for a variety of recreational uses while also providing several potential building locations. Power is available along the road, giving buyers convenient access to utilities for future improvements. The property consists primarily of young, open timber, providing a blank canvas for land management. Numerous areas throughout the tract offer opportunities to establish food plots, improve bedding cover, create travel corridors, or implement other wildlife habitat enhancements. The open timber layout allows future owners to customize the property to fit their recreational and land management goals. Whitetail deer and wild turkey are abundant throughout the area, making this tract an appealing option for hunters and wildlife enthusiasts. The combination of timber cover, available space for habitat improvements, and multiple food plot locations creates excellent potential for developing a well-managed recreational property over time. In addition to hunting, the property is suitable for hiking, trail riding, camping, wildlife photography, and enjoying the outdoors. The internal road system and level terrain provide easy navigation across much of the acreage while maintaining the privacy and natural character of the land. Whether you are looking for recreational acreage, a location for a future home or cabin, or a property with opportunities for wildlife habitat development, this 100 acre tract offers the space and flexibility to bring your vision to life. With road access, power availability, multiple build sites, abundant wildlife, and extensive opportunities for food plots and habitat improvements, this property is ready for its next owner to shape according to their goals.

The Green River Double Pasture Tract is a 21-acre property located in Central Tennessee, just 6 miles outside of Waynesboro. This versatile tract offers a well-rounded mix of agricultural, hunting, and recreational opportunities, making it an attractive option for a wide range of buyers. Whether you are looking for productive cropland, river access, or a place to build and settle, this property presents a compelling possibility. Location Situated in Central Tennessee, this tract places you within 6 miles of Waynesboro, 20 miles from Linden, and just an hour and a half from Nashville, keeping you connected to amenities and services without sacrificing the privacy of rural land ownership. The property fronts Phillips Chapel Road, a paved county road, and benefits from power running along the road frontage, giving you a practical head start on development or agricultural use. This combination of accessibility and utility infrastructure makes the location especially attractive for buyers looking to put the land to work right away. Access The property is accessed via 450 feet of road frontage along Phillips Chapel Road, a paved county road that provides reliable year-round entry. Topography The front portion of the tract features flat, open pastureland, while the back transitions into riverbottom land along the Green River. The majority of the fields sit completely outside of the flood plain, which significantly broadens the range of potential practical uses. Improvements This property currently has no structures, giving buyers the freedom to design and build improvements tailored to their needs and intended use. Starting with a clean slate eliminates the cost and effort of removing or renovating outdated structures, allowing you to invest directly in what matters most to you. Timber The tract includes approximately 7 acres of hardwood timber, complementing the roughly 14 acres of open fields that make up the bulk of the property. The hardwood stands provide a natural buffer, wildlife habitat, and potential long-term timber value. Wildlife and Recreation The varied landscape of open fields, hardwood timber, and river bottom creates excellent habitat for whitetail deer, turkey, dove, and small game, making this a solid hunting property across multiple seasons. Outdoor enthusiasts will also appreciate the recreational opportunities the property offers, including fishing, hunting, and water sports along the Green River. Water Features This tract features approximately 600 feet of frontage on the Green River, providing direct river access for fishing, watersports, and general recreation. River bottom land at the rear of the property enhances the tract's natural character and overall appeal. Current and Potential Use The property is currently used for agriculture, hunting, and recreation, reflecting its natural versatility. Potential buyers will find this land well-suited for a broad range of uses, including pasture, row crops, livestock, and residential development, with additional acreage potentially available for those looking to expand. Summary The Green River Double Pasture Tract offers 21 acres of productive Tennessee land with a strong combination of open fields, hardwood timber, and approximately 600 feet of Green River frontage, all accessed from a paved county road with power already at the road. Contact us today to learn more or to schedule a showing.

This 80 acre recreational tract offers an affordable opportunity to own quality hunting and outdoor recreation land with excellent access, mature pine timber, and outstanding potential for wildlife habitat improvements. The property features two access points and an established internal road system that provides convenient travel throughout much of the acreage for hunting, trail riding, or property management. The combination of mature pines, natural cover, and surrounding habitat supports healthy populations of whitetail deer and wild turkey. Existing openings and the property's layout provide excellent opportunities to expand or establish multiple food plots, improve travel corridors, and implement additional wildlife management practices to enhance the property's hunting potential. The rolling terrain offers attractive sunrise and sunset views while creating a scenic setting to enjoy year-round. Mature pine timber provides privacy, wildlife cover, and natural beauty, while the existing road system allows easy access across much of the property with minimal improvements. This tract is well-suited for hunting, ATV riding, hiking, camping, wildlife observation, and other outdoor recreation. Its larger acreage provides additional flexibility to create diverse wildlife habitat, strategically locate food plots, and establish multiple hunting locations.

Green River Retreat is a 23-acre property located in Wayne County, Tennessee, just outside Waynesboro. Suited for use as a farm, hunting land, residential site, recreational land, or a riverfront retreat, this tract offers a rare combination of open ground, mature timber, and water frontage. Buyers searching for a versatile rural property with established infrastructure and immediate usability should give this tract serious consideration. Location Situated in Wayne County, Tennessee, the property sits approximately 6 miles from Waynesboro and 21 miles from Linden, with Nashville roughly an hour and a half away. The tract is also near the new Buffalo River State Park, which is currently being established. The location balances rural seclusion with reasonable proximity to small-town amenities and a major metropolitan area. Access The property has frontage on both sides of Phillips Chapel Road, a paved county road, with approximately 2,000 feet of total road frontage. Internal access is supported by a combination of gravel and paved roads on the property. Topography The land features clay and other soil types and is largely open pasture with surrounding wooded areas. The terrain supports both agricultural and recreational uses, with no fencing currently noted on the tract. Improvements The property is sold without existing structures, giving buyers a blank slate to design and build according to their specific vision. With approximately 16 acres of pasture and power already in place, owners have considerable flexibility in selecting an ideal home site, barn location, or recreational setup without the constraints of pre-existing buildings. Timber The tract features beautiful hardwood timber surrounding the pastures and river, with vegetation that includes grassed areas, crops, and wooded sections. Hardwood stands of this quality add long-term value, provide natural cover for wildlife, and enhance the aesthetic appeal of the property. Wildlife and Recreation This tract is home to whitetail deer, turkey, dove, ducks, and small game, and would also make an excellent dove field. With strong recreational potential for fishing and hunting, the property offers outdoor enthusiasts a well-rounded setting for both recreation and quietly enjoying the land. Water Features The property includes approximately 1,500 feet of frontage on the Green River, providing direct riverfront access for fishing, paddling, and other water sports. River frontage of this length is uncommon and adds significant recreational and resale value to the tract. Current and Potential Use The property is currently used as pasture, but offers a wide range of potential uses, including agricultural, development, farm, equestrian, hunting, investment, livestock, ranch, recreational, and residential. This flexibility allows buyers to tailor the land to their goals, whether that means running livestock, building a private residence, establishing a hunting retreat, or holding the property as a long-term investment. Summary Green River Retreat is a 23-acre Wayne County, Tennessee property offering paved road frontage, approximately 16 acres of pasture, mature hardwood timber, and roughly 1,500 feet of frontage on the Green River, with power already in place. The blend of open land, water frontage, and proximity to Waynesboro and Nashville make it a strong possibility for farming, hunting, recreation, or building a private home. Contact us today to learn more or schedule a showing.

51 Acres with Creek, Spring, and Cave Nestled on scenic Highway 64, this unrestricted 51-acre property offers exceptional potential for residential or commercial use. The land features a year-round creek, a cave, and a spacious clearing near the water, already prepared for a building site and pasture. Property Features: Utilities: Electric, high-speed internet, and cell service are available. Land: Cleared building site and pasture by the creek. A network of trails includes one along the property length and another ascending to the cleared ridge.. Cave: Easily accessible from the field, this extensive cave system features multiple tunnels and large open rooms, with a substantial internal spring. With development, it holds exciting potential as a unique tourist attraction. The possibilities for this remarkable property are as endless as your imagination—envision a private homestead, a thriving hobby farm, or a garden nursery!

This 10-acre tract, located just outside the city limits of Collinwood in Wayne County, Tennessee, offers a combination of mature timber, natural water features, and potential building opportunities in a quiet rural setting. The property features open mature hardwood timber across much of the tract, with an abundance of marketable white and red oaks. A year-round stream runs through the land, providing a consistent water feature and adding character to the terrain. The property's layout offers several areas that could accommodate a home, cabin, or recreational structure. The wooded setting offers privacy and a natural environment while still providing usable space for a variety of uses. Located just outside Collinwood, the property provides convenient access to town while maintaining a rural atmosphere. The surrounding region is known for its proximity to the Natchez Trace Parkway and additional outdoor recreation opportunities throughout Wayne County.

The Phillips Chapel Pasture Tract is a versatile 22-acre property located near Waynesboro, Tennessee, offering a mixture of open pasture, hardwood timber, and recreational land. Currently used for agricultural and hunting purposes, this tract appeals to a wide range of buyers, from those seeking a productive farm to hunters and outdoor enthusiasts looking for a getaway close to town. Location Situated just 6 miles from Waynesboro, TN, this property offers convenient access to everyday amenities without sacrificing the quiet character of rural land ownership. Linden, TN is approximately 20 miles away, and downtown Nashville is only an hour and a half from the property, making this an accessible retreat for those coming from the city. Outdoor recreation is plentiful nearby, with the Crazy Horse Recreational Park on the Buffalo River close at hand and the Buffalo River Trail Ride just a couple of miles away - a notable perk for equestrian enthusiasts. Power is available along the road frontage, adding practical value for future development. The combination of proximity to town, regional attractions, and available utilities makes this location genuinely well-suited for a variety of buyers. Access The property is accessed via Phillips Chapel Road and features an impressive 850 feet of paved county road frontage, providing excellent visibility and ease of entry. There are no internal roads on the property at this time, leaving the layout open for a buyer to develop access routes tailored to their intended use. Topography The front field of the property features very flat, open terrain well-suited for agricultural or pasture use. Moving toward the back of the tract, the hardwood area transitions into gently rolling terrain, adding character and variety to the overall landscape. Improvements This property currently has no existing structures, which is a significant advantage for those who want full control over how the land is developed. Timber Approximately 13 acres of hardwood timber occupy the back portion of the property, complementing the open grassed field in the front. The combination of wooded and open ground creates a natural balance, and the hardwood stand adds both aesthetic appeal and long-term timber value. Wildlife and Recreation The property is home to whitetail deer, turkeys, and small game, making it an attractive option for hunters with diverse interests. The transition between open pasture and hardwood timber creates a natural edge habitat for wildlife, and the proximity to the Buffalo River corridor enhances the recreational appeal of the surrounding area. Current and Potential Use The land is currently used for agricultural, farm, hunting, and recreational purposes, reflecting its natural suitability for a broad range of activities. Looking ahead, this tract holds strong potential for pasture, horses, cattle, residential development, or continued use as a hunting and recreational retreat. Buyers interested in investment or long-term land ownership will find that the combination of location, timber, and open ground supports multiple viable uses - and additional acreage is available for those looking to expand. Summary The Phillips Chapel Pasture Tract offers 22 acres of productive land near Waynesboro, TN, featuring open pasture, mature hardwood timber, abundant wildlife, and 850 feet of paved road frontage. The property's flat front field, rolling wooded back acreage, and proximity to town and outdoor recreation create a well-rounded tract suitable for building, farming, hunting, or investment. Contact us today to learn more about this property or to schedule a showing.

Every so often, a piece of ground still feels like the Tennessee people picture when they close their eyes. This 81.83 acre tract in Wayne County is one of them: ridges and hollows rolling away in every direction, a spring that runs year-round, and the kind of quiet that only comes from land that sits back off the road. The deed covers 81.83 acres. What a buyer actually gets to enjoy is far larger. This tract adjoins the Eagle Creek Wildlife Management Area, roughly 22,000 acres of TWRA-managed ground. Deer and turkey working this country move through a block of habitat many times the size of the property, and this tract is a private piece of it. The first thing that opens up is the pasture. Roughly 12 acres of green, level ground in the middle of the timber, the kind of opening that holds morning fog and shows every deer that steps into it at last light. There is room here for food plots, a camper, a barn, equipment, or a few head of stock, and it is the natural place to set up camp and make the property feel like your own from the first weekend. From the pasture, an established trail system runs back through the property. That trail is the difference between owning land and using it. The interior is reachable by UTV, side-by-side, horse, or on foot without cutting a single new road, so a buyer can ride the whole place the day they close, haul in a camp, check cameras, and slip to and from a stand without walking through the country being hunted. Water is in place, and it is the hardest feature to add later. A year-round spring supplies the property, and a small pond sits ready for wildlife, a stand nearby, or an evening spent watching the surface go still. Through a dry Tennessee fall, water is what keeps game on the ground. The cover is young, thick, and alive. Since the 2019 harvest, the regeneration has come back six and seven years strong, chest-high to head-high across most of the tract, which is exactly the browse, screening, and bedding that whitetail and turkey live in. The adjoining WMA is managed on the same kind of clear-cut and pine mosaic, so this tract sits inside a large, connected block of early-succession habitat rather than standing alone. Running near the boundary is a gas line right of way, and any hunter who has spent a season in thick cover knows what that means. The corridor stays open and green; it holds forage; deer travel it and cross it predictably; and it provides long shooting lanes and easy stand or blind placement in country that is otherwise close and tight. Access is via a deeded easement, and the ground remains private as a result. Wayne County land with water, open ground, trails, and a 22,000 acre public neighbor does not come along often at this acreage, and it is the kind of tract that gets bought by someone who walks it once and cannot stop thinking about it.

Welcome to 200 Possum Trot Ln, Linden, TN, a beautiful 16.03-acre tract of wooded land offering privacy, mature trees, excellent hunting, and a very peaceful, secluded setting. This property is a great opportunity for anyone looking for a private retreat, recreational property, timber investment, or future homesite. The property features mature timber, with the timber reportedly valued at approximately $45,000 a couple of years ago, offering potential additional investment value. For the outdoor enthusiast, this property offers great hunting opportunities, with plenty of deer and turkey. The mature wooded acreage provides excellent wildlife habitat and a quiet, natural environment to enjoy hunting, hiking, or simply getting away from it all. A well and electric are already located on the property, providing valuable existing infrastructure for future plans. Access is provided by an easement from Possum Trot Ln. If you’re looking for a place where you can enjoy the peace and quiet of the Tennessee countryside, surrounded by mature trees and abundant wildlife, this 16.03-acre tract is worth seeing. Whether you’re an avid hunter, looking for a timber investment, or simply want your own peaceful piece of land, this property has plenty to offer.

174+ Acres - Blowing Springs Road, Wayne County, TN This 174+ acre tract of gently rolling ground sits along Blowing Springs Road in Wayne County, Tennessee, just a short drive from both Waynesboro and Lawrenceburg. With approximately 1,125 feet of county road frontage, there are several great home sites already waiting along the road. This property would make a fine ATV park or a private riding tract, with miles of existing trails winding throughout. There are also several springs and caves on the land, providing a year-round water source and plenty of adventure for anyone who loves the outdoors. Central Wayne County is known for some of the best deer and turkey hunting around, and this tract doesn't disappoint. It has a good mix of mature hardwoods and young growth, which helps hold wildlife right where you want it. If you've been looking for your own private getaway for hunting or just getting away for the weekend, don't let this one slip by. Showing by appointment only. Contact Cameron Isbell at 256-483-8134 or .

Located along Blowing Springs Road in Wayne County, Tennessee, this 13.33-acre tract is the kind of place people dream about when they're looking to slow down and enjoy the outdoors. Conveniently located just a short drive from Waynesboro and Lawrenceburg, this property offers nearly 1,500 feet of county road frontage and sits in a highly desirable area known for outstanding deer and turkey hunting. With a beautiful mix of mature hardwood timber and a healthy pine plantation ready for harvest, this land offers both recreational enjoyment and future investment potential. Whether you're looking for the perfect spot to build a hunting cabin, create a peaceful weekend getaway, or simply escape the everyday headaches, this property checks all the boxes. Shown by appointment only. Contact Cameron Isbell at 256-483-8134 or

Tennessee Country Home on 57 Acres – Secluded Farm & Hunting Retreat Nestled in the scenic foothills of rural Tennessee, this stunning 57-acre property offers the perfect blend of privacy, natural beauty, and functional farm living. If you’ve been searching for a secluded retreat with pasture land, barn space, spring water, and prime hunting opportunities—this is it. Located at 1211 Bundrant Hollow Rd., Waynesboro, TN, this picturesque 3-bedroom, 2-bath country home welcomes you with a spacious front porch showcasing breathtaking views—ideal for relaxing and enjoying peaceful surroundings. Main Level Features: * Open-concept floor plan • Updated kitchen with dining area • Cozy family room with fireplace • Two bedrooms and a full bath • Utility area for convenience Upper Level: • One bedroom plus an additional room currently used as an office • Full bathroom • Generous storage space Additional Home Highlights: • Beautiful hardwood floors • Central electric heating and air • Durable metal roof • Exceptional privacy • Safe Room (12x38), • 8 Person Hot Tub (Salt Water), Stereo Outdoor Features: • Impressive 52x60 farm shop with ample space for equipment, tools, RV, or boat storage • 20x20 detached garage for additional parking and storage • Pole barn with 8 stalls, ideal for livestock The Land: • 57 total acres, mostly wooded • Approximately 8 acres of open pasture • Two small streams running along the property • Abundant wildlife, including deer and turkey—perfect for hunting enthusiasts • Borders over 7,000 acres of timber company land, offering extended privacy and recreational access Conveniently located just 1.5 hours from Nashville, TN and Huntsville, AL, this property offers a rare opportunity to own a private country estate with endless possibilities. Come see it for yourself—and discover what life could feel like here.