Michael Davis
Agent
Darbytown Road 122 is a 122-acre tract located in Lewis County, Tennessee, just outside of Hohenwald. With a compelling combination of mature timber, established wildlife habitat, creek frontage, and proximity to town, this tract offers significant value for a wide range of buyers seeking a versatile rural property in Middle Tennessee.
Location
Situated in Lewis County, Tennessee, just 3 miles outside of Hohenwald, this property provides convenient access to everyday amenities without sacrificing the seclusion that rural land buyers seek. Summertown is approximately 23 miles away, Columbia is about 35 miles out, and downtown Nashville is roughly an hour and a half away. The property also benefits from its proximity to the Devil's Backbone State Park, a new state park in Lewis County that adds recreational value to the surrounding area. Power is available along the road frontage, making future development straightforward.
Access
This tract features paved road frontage on Darbytown Road, with approximately 1,350 feet of frontage providing excellent visibility and ease of entry. An internal road runs all the way through the tract, offering reliable access to the property's interior via a combination of gravel and dirt roads.
Topography
The soils on this property consist of clay, clay loam, and other soil types, which are common to the region and support both timber production and agricultural potential.
Improvements
This property currently has no existing structures or improvements, which gives buyers the flexibility to build to their specifications without inheriting someone else's decisions. Whether the goal is a hunting cabin, a full-time residence, or a recreational base camp, starting with a clean slate is a genuine advantage on a tract with this much potential.
Timber
The tract features a productive mix of planted pine and natural hardwood timber, making it a strong candidate for timber investment.
Wildlife and Recreation
There is abundant deer and turkey sign throughout the tract, and an established, maintained food plot near the northwestern boundary provides a ready-made hunting setup for whitetail deer and turkey. Small game and other wildlife species are also present on the property. ATV trails and hiking trails are already in place, making this tract well-suited for hunters and outdoor enthusiasts to enjoy the land from day one.
Water Features
The property includes creek frontage along Darbytown Branch, which runs through the tract and adds both aesthetic and functional value. Creek access benefits wildlife, supports the overall habitat quality, and enhances the recreational appeal of the land.
Current and Potential Use
Currently used for hunting, recreation, and timber, this property is well-positioned to support a wide range of future uses including agricultural operations, residential development, farming, or continued investment in timber and wildlife management. The combination of road frontage, power availability, internal access, and diverse land characteristics makes this one of the more flexible tracts available in Lewis County.
Summary
Darbytown Road 122 is a well-rounded 122-acre property in Lewis County, Tennessee, that delivers on timber value, hunting quality, recreational access, and development potential - all within a few miles of Hohenwald. From the paved road frontage and internal road system to the creek, food plot, and standing timber, this tract is ready to serve its next owner in multiple capacities. Contact us today to learn more or to schedule a showing.
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