This 29± acre property in Lawrence County, Tennessee, offers a blend of open pasture and mature timber with a year-round creek running through the land. Located just outside Lawrenceburg, the tract is well-suited for multiple uses, including livestock, recreation, and rural living. Access is via a long private driveway that leads to both the residence and supporting outbuildings, providing seclusion while remaining close to town amenities.

The acreage is a balance of fenced and cross-fenced pasture with a separate holding pen, making it practical for livestock or hobby farming. Mature timber borders the fields, creating natural cover for wildlife and contributing to the property’s overall scenic setting. A rock-bottom creek flows year-round, featuring small waterfalls that enhance the land’s character. Additionally, the current owner has created a shooting range with a bench and targets out to 150 yards. The property’s layout combines utility with natural beauty, providing both agricultural function and recreational potential. The home, built in 2014, is a one-level, three-bedroom, two-bath residence with an open concept floor plan. The kitchen is designed for both function and space, with open sight lines into the living areas. The primary suite includes a double vanity and a walk-in tiled shower. Additional home features include a deck with a fire pit that extends living space outdoors and a small basement area suitable for storm shelter or storage use.

Supporting structures on the property add further versatility. A 40x42 metal building is spray-foam insulated and includes multiple work benches, abundant outlets, and a separate HVAC system. This building can serve as a workshop, equipment storage, or hobby space. A 12x40 shed provides additional room for storage or smaller projects. These facilities support various uses and enhance the property’s overall functionality.

The tract’s location provides both seclusion and convenience. Lawrenceburg, the county seat, is only about 6 miles north, offering shopping, schools, and services. Leoma lies within approximately 4 miles to the south, while the town of Loretto is about 12 miles away. For regional access, Columbia is about 40 miles to the northeast, and Florence, Alabama, is roughly 35 miles to the south. Nashville can be reached in approximately 90 minutes.

With its combination of pasture, timber, a reliable water source, residence, and versatile outbuildings, this Lawrence County tract offers a wide range of potential uses. Whether for livestock, hobby farming, recreation, or as a country home site, the property provides the features and infrastructure to support multiple possibilities. The owner is willing to sell the Kubota BX23S tractor with attachments separately.