0 Highway 13

Ninety feet of rise. This 2.7-acre wooded tract climbs from the shoulder of State Route 13 to a natural shelf about forty feet above the road, the kind of building site most small acreage never offers. Set the house up there, run the drive to meet it, and your view is the wooded hillside across the highway, not a neighbor's back porch. Roughly 140 feet of paved state-highway frontage, hardwoods with a stand of evergreens, FEMA Zone X (minimal flood hazard), and electric and water at the road. No driveway cut yet, the entrance goes where you want it. Erin, the county seat, is 2.2 miles west; Cross Creeks National Wildlife Refuge 15 miles; Clarksville and I-24, 34. A weekend cabin, a first home on a private climb, or simply 140 feet of highway frontage two miles from town, take your pick.