1 Murfreesboro RdReadyville, TN 37149
If you have been paying a lease every season to hunt on someone else's land, or showing up to crowded public ground and hoping for the best, you already know what it feels like to not have your own place. This is your own place. This 5-acre wooded tract sits along Old Murfreesboro Rd (Hwy 70) in Cannon County with road frontage, trails already cut throughout, and Middle Tennessee Electric available at the road. Eight minutes from Woodbury, 20 minutes from Murfreesboro, and about an hour from Nashville. Cannon County is well known for both whitetail and turkey. The land is mostly flat and wooded with trails already cut, easy to walk and ready to use from day one. Here is what makes the price what it is. The soil test came back without an approved septic site, which means this is priced as recreational land rather than a homesite. For the right buyer that is not a problem, it is the whole point. You are not paying a premium for residential approval you were never going to use. You are paying for five acres, your own trails, and a place that is yours every single season. There is an existing drive through a neighboring parcel, however a new drive will need to be cut from the highway. A contractor has been consulted and a quote is available upon request.
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