174 Drakes LaneSummertown, TN 38483
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Discover this rare gem nestled in the corner of Lawrence and Lewis counties in the heart of Middle TN where a spring flows through over 100 acres of unrestricted pristine land, creating the perfect backdrop for a private retreat, hunting haven, or income-generating property. Tucked away off the beaten path, this secluded paradise features four living structures, that includes 4 septic tanks and drain fields. Three of dwellings are currently rented, and one can be built out if you want to make it a living quarters. It is currently being used as storage. All of which provide immediate income potential. With water, electricity, and high-speed internet already in place, the possibilities are endless. There is an additional well on the property as well as an implement shed for your tractor or other equipment. Whether you envision a premier hunting property with multiple lodges, a private family getaway, or an expanded rental investment, this land offers unmatched versatility. Experience the best of Tennessee’s natural beauty with abundant wildlife, open spaces, and the tranquility of your own slice of paradise. Don’t miss this unique opportunity—schedule a private tour today! Total square footage is for all structures combined . Ask about assuming the current loan! Potential for great rate. Certain qualifications apply.
| 3 weeks ago | Status changed to Active Under Contract | |
| 3 weeks ago | Listing updated with changes from the MLS® | |
| a month ago | Listing first seen on site |
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