This 73.9 ± acre tract in Puryear, Tennessee, offers significant wooded acreage and multiple utilities, making it a distinctive offering in West Tennessee. The property features mixed mature timber throughout, establishing a forested setting that conveys both aesthetic and practical benefits: shade, canopy cover, and potential value in the standing timber.

Access is available via the frontage on U.S. 641, which provides a direct connection to regional thoroughfares and offers convenient ingress/egress from the property. Utilities are available: public electric service is accessible to the parcel, simplifying the setup of a camp, cabin, or other improvements. A narrow trail bisects the tract, providing access for walking and ATVs, making it ideal for light recreational use or traversing the timbered terrain. For recreation, hunting, timber management, or a private retreat, the sloped nature of this property adds character, variation, and privacy across the site.

The mixed mature timber combined with the varied terrain offers a framework for wildlife habitat, seasonal deer or turkey activity, or simply a wooded buffer from adjacent properties. Location is a strong asset. The property is situated approximately 5.4 miles from downtown Paris, Tennessee, which serves as the county seat of Henry County. This proximity yields local services, dining, shopping, and community amenities within easy reach.

Additionally, the property is situated approximately 20 miles from Kentucky Lake, a prominent regional recreation destination offering boating, fishing, and lakeside access. It’s approximately 17 miles to Murray, Kentucky, offering interstate connectivity and additional amenities just across the Tennessee-Kentucky border.

This tract is best positioned for uses such as private recreational land, timber investment, wildlife habitat, or a secluded getaway. The frontage and utilities offer flexibility for a cabin or residence, depending on local zoning and permitting requirements. The mature timber indicates that the land is likely producing or has production potential; timber removal, selective harvest, or long-term stand management can all be considered.

This 73.9 ± acre property in Henry County is a substantial acreage offering with mature timber, highway frontage, utilities, easy access, and a strong location near Paris and Kentucky Lake. Whether you’re seeking a wooded retreat, recreational land, or a timber asset, this site offers a mix of features for thoughtful land‑buyers.