Compass South Land Sales
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RARE, LARGE CONTIGUOUS TRACT NEAR NASHVILLE
What truly sets Bucksnort Ridge Retreat apart is its remarkable size and continuity. At 2,011± acres of unbroken wilderness, this property represents an increasingly rare opportunity in Middle Tennessee’s rapidly developing landscape—making it especially attractive for investors, recreational users, or those seeking a legacy holding.
The property’s comprehensive trail network is another distinguishing feature uncommon for tracts of this size. Multiple access points ensure convenient entry from different directions, while the well-maintained internal road system seamlessly connects all areas of the property.
Bucksnort Ridge Retreat enjoys an enviable position in Middle Tennessee, situated just 50 miles west of Nashville. The property is located 40 miles west of Franklin, 15 miles southwest of Dickson, and 12 miles south of McEwen, placing it within easy reach of metropolitan areas while maintaining its rural character. Just 15 miles east of the Tennessee River, this location offers the perfect balance of accessibility and seclusion.
• Over 1 mile of paved road frontage on Highway 230
• 750± feet of county dirt road frontage on Caney Holley Road (north access)
• Extensive internal road and trail system throughout the property
• Primary road connects both frontages—from Highway 230 to Caney Hollow Road
• Wooded ridgetop trail network provides comprehensive tract access
The property features a charming one-bedroom off-grid cabin, powered by both solar energy and a backup generator. The cabin offers sustainable living without sacrificing comfort. The spacious living room centers around a magnificent grand stone fireplace, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere for relaxation or entertaining. A covered porch extends the living space outdoors, providing the ideal spot to enjoy morning coffee while taking in the natural beauty of the surroundings.
The timber resources on Bucksnort Ridge Retreat represent significant value and long-term investment potential. The forest consists almost entirely of premium White Oak, one of the most sought-after hardwood species. Professional select-cutting operations in recent years have enhanced the forest's health and productivity while maintaining its natural beauty. This sustainable management approach ensures continued timber value while preserving the property’s ecological integrity and wildlife habitat.
Bucksnort Ridge Retreat offers exceptional recreational opportunities for the outdoor enthusiast. The diverse terrain and mature forest create prime deer and turkey habitat, supported by established food plots. The varied topography—from wooded ridgetops to creek bottoms—provides ideal wildlife corridors, bedding areas, and feeding zones. In addition, Tanyard Branch runs through the property, offering a year-round water source.
This exceptional property represents a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to own a substantial piece of Tennessee real estate. With Nashville’s continued growth and development pressure, large contiguous tracts like Bucksnort Ridge Retreat are increasingly scarce.
The combination of prime location, extensive road frontage, quality timber, and recreational amenities makes this an ideal investment for:
• Recreational retreats
• Hunting preserves
• Timber investment and management
• Future development potential
• Legacy family properties
• Corporate retreats or event venues
With no conservation easement restrictions in place, landowners enjoy complete flexibility for property management and potential development while maintaining the tract's recreational value.
Located in the heart of Middle Tennessee’s scenic countryside, Bucksnort Ridge Retreat offers the perfect balance of accessibility and privacy. Its proximity to Nashville, Franklin, and Dickson, combined with its expansive rural setting, creates an unparalleled opportunity for those seeking to escape the urban environment while maintaining convenient access to metropolitan amenities.
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