2210 Poarch Hollow Rd

If you have been looking for a piece of Middle Tennessee that actually feels like your own, this one is worth the drive out to see. (No showings or drive-bys prior to active date.) This 19.46-acre tract sits off paved Poarch Hollow Rd in Lewisburg, TN and is large enough to qualify for lowered Greenbelt tax status. Turn off the road and follow the long drive back until the land opens up into a mix of rolling hills, open meadow, mature timber, and a small pond tucked in the back. The kind of place where you step out of your truck and immediately start picturing your life there. This land has lived before. A home sat in the clearing, animals roamed the meadow, and the land was full of life. That chapter has closed and the land has been quiet since, but the bones are still here. Someone made this land home before and there is no reason the next owner cannot do it again. Wildlife move through naturally. The rolling terrain, open meadow, and timber edge give deer and turkey exactly what they need to stay. For a hunter this is a place you set up and do not leave. For a homesteader this is a canvas. Lewisburg is about 10 minutes away for everyday needs. I-65 is 6 miles from town, putting Nashville about an hour north and Huntsville about an hour south. Henry Horton State Park on the Duck River is a short drive for fishing, hiking, and time on the water. Duck River Electric services the area. A well and septic previously existed on the property, condition is unknown. Zoned A1, single family homes, duplexes, and mobile homes are all permitted.