This expansive tract of land, located between Nashville and Red Oak, offers a rare blend of agricultural utility, timber value, recreational opportunities, and future homesite potential. Currently used for both farming and timber growth, the property features a healthy mix of hardwoods and softwoods, with a forestry management plan available upon request. While soil testing has not been completed, there are several possible homesites across the acreage. This will need to be confirmed by a soil scientist for septic suitability. Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate the property's abundant wildlife, with frequent signs of deer, turkey, and other game, making it a prime location for hunting and nature exploration. A network of established trails—wide enough for side-by-sides—winds throughout the property, providing easy access for recreational use. The northeastern border is lined by Pig Basket Creek, which may offer the opportunity for small panfish fishing. At the rear of the property, a Duke Energy power line easement is professionally maintained by Duke Energy, and this portion also lies within the FEMA-designated floodplain and includes wetland areas. This adds ecological diversity and potential for habitat conservation. Duke Energy is said to mow the powerline portion semi-annually and trim the tree line via helicopter, making this area exceptional for deer stands. Whether you're seeking a productive piece of farmland, a private recreational retreat, or an investment with long-term potential, this property delivers versatility and natural beauty in a desirable location.
