This 119-acre recreational tract in Bedford County checks a lot of boxes for buyers looking for a property they can actually use and enjoy year-round. Whether you’re after a hunting farm, future homesite, family retreat, or long-term land investment, this place gives you room to do it your way. The first thing you’ll notice is the elevation. Several spots across the property offer sweeping 6-mile views of the surrounding Tennessee countryside. Sunrise coffee hits different when you can see that far. There are multiple potential homesites tucked throughout the tract, giving you options for a cabin, barndominium, forever home, or even a couple of structures for family and guests. For the outdoorsman, this farm is set up right. Deer and turkey are plentiful, with a healthy mix of cover, travel corridors, and natural habitat that keeps wildlife moving through the property. It’s the kind of place where you can slip out for an evening hunt after work and still make it home in time for supper. The land itself offers a strong mix of terrain and usability. Ride trails, hiking paths, food plot potential, and plenty of room to explore. Bring the side-by-side, bring the kids, bring the dogs. Located just minutes from town, you’re close to everyday conveniences, local restaurants, and shopping while still feeling like you’re out in the country where things slow down a little. Golfers will appreciate being near the local golf course, and if fishing or kayaking is more your speed, the nearby Duck River offers one of the most scenic and ecologically diverse waterways in the state. Properties highlights • Large acreage • Long-range views • Strong hunting potential • Multiple build sites • Recreation and investment upside • Convenient location Whether you’re looking to build now, hunt this fall, or simply hold a quality piece of Tennessee dirt for the future, this Bedford County tract deserves a look. Reach out to schedule a tour.