Located a short drive from Smithville, Tennessee, this century farm offers a mix of open and wooded acreage with elevated ridge-top settings and long-range mountain views. The land layout includes cleared ridge tops that provide open ground and potential building areas, along with steep, timbered ridges that create natural cover, privacy, and a classic Middle Tennessee mountain feel. Several building sites are positioned to take advantage of the terrain and long-range mountain views. Whether you are considering building a dream home, a new cabin, or a property designed around outdoor recreation, the cleared high points offer flexibility for future planning. Utilities are available at the road, making it easier to evaluate development possibilities. Two farmhouses are located on the property. One is located by the road and was constructed in 1948; it will require substantial repairs or a complete renovation. The second is a homestead situated in the valley, which is an older property that reflects a mountain lifestyle, offering a glimpse into the property’s history. Together, the structures contribute to the historic setting of the land and may present options for restoration, repurposing, or removal, depending on the buyer's plans and due diligence. Numerous wildlife species, including deer and turkeys, call the area home. The steep terrain creates natural funnels, benches, and travel routes commonly used by wildlife, while the combination of timbered slopes, edge cover, and bedding areas provides quality habitat. Several locations are suitable for establishing food plots to enhance wildlife attraction and management opportunities further. A freshwater spring provides a natural water source that may support wildlife use throughout the year. The steep ridges create great conditions for timber to grow and thrive. Mature trees across the wooded ridges add to the long-term value and appeal. County road access and available utilities provide convenient entry and practical development options. Smithville is nearby for daily needs, and Nashville International Airport is approximately an hour away. The property is well-suited for buyers seeking Tennessee acreage with a mix of woods and open ground, water features, building potential, and recreational use in a mountain-view setting.