Located a short drive from Smithville, Tennessee, this century farm features a blend of open and wooded acreage with elevated ridge-top settings and long-range mountain views. Cleared ridge tops provide open ground and multiple potential building areas, while steep, timbered ridges add natural cover, privacy, and a classic Middle Tennessee mountain character. Several building sites are positioned to capitalize on the terrain and views, offering options for a primary residence, weekend cabin, or recreation-focused retreat.

Utilities are available at the county road, simplifying evaluation of future development possibilities. Two farmhouses are on the property. The first, along the road and built in 1948, will require extensive repairs or full renovation. The second is an older homestead in the valley that reflects a traditional mountain lifestyle and showcases the property’s history. Together, these structures contribute to the historic setting and may offer opportunities for restoration, repurposing, or removal based on the buyer’s plans and due diligence.

The property supports abundant wildlife, including deer and turkeys. The steep terrain forms natural funnels, benches, and travel corridors, while timbered slopes, edge cover, and bedding areas create quality habitat. Several locations are suitable for adding food plots to further enhance attraction and management options. A freshwater spring provides a natural year-round water source, and the steep ridges offer strong conditions for timber growth. Mature trees across the wooded ridges add long-term value and appeal.

County road frontage and available utilities offer convenient access and practical development choices. Smithville is nearby for daily services, and Nashville International Airport is roughly an hour away. This property is well-suited for buyers seeking Tennessee acreage with a mix of woods and open ground, natural water, building potential, and strong recreational appeal in a mountain-view setting