300 Acres in Duck River, TN - $900,000
300 Acres on Swan Creek
In the heart of Duck River, Tennessee, pristine Swan Creek winds its way through a beautiful parcel of land, full of fertile possibility and nature-graced seclusion. That parcel - a rare gem in a stretch of sought-after land that rarely comes to market - is now available for discerning buyers. Over 5,000 feet of creek frontage to breathtaking views of the surrounding woods, this is the fresh start you've been looking for. A perfect space to build a private retreat, the lush bottom land and upland pastures would also be ideal for cattle or crops, making it an excellent property for those that would like to get "back to the land" and enjoy the famous natural wonders of the state.
Mother Nature's Finest
Imagine standing on the shores of your own land, casting a line out into crystal-clear Swan Creek to enjoy a day of fishing, or dipping a paddle into the current as you glide along in a cano...
Imagine standing on the shores of your own land, casting a line out into crystal-clear Swan Creek to enjoy a day of fishing, or dipping a paddle into the current as you glide along in a canoe or kayak, on your way to a picnic lunch on your own private island. Preserved by the Swan Conservation Trust, this delightful feature of your land is very special; no upstream industry threatens the creek, which means you'll always be able to take in fresh air beside untouched waters. The generously long creek frontage is just the beginning of the beauty to be found on these 300 acres.
Beneath a Beautiful Blue Sky
This property boasts sensational views from any angle, so you'll have your pick of choice locations if you decide to build a private sanctuary on the land. Even the smallest window will be treated to the wide open skies, lush greenery and foliage and perhaps even a glimpse of your own hidden cave, tucked into an impressive rock face. Don't be surprised, however, if you end up spending every possible moment outdoors - this property has that enchanting effect
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