Craigwheeler

Tucked into the hardwood ridges of Hickman County, this 38-acre tract offers a natural mix of mature timber, established trails, and multiple cleared openings — the kind of ground that works equally well for a serious hunter or someone looking to build away from it all. The timber is healthy and diverse, with tall hardwoods providing canopy and cover throughout the property. Ridgetop benches and natural saddles create ready-made options for a home, cabin, or private retreat nestled into the Tennessee countryside. A well and septic will be required for any future development. The cleared openings are positioned well across the tract — natural pinch points and transition zones that whitetail hunters will recognize immediately. An established internal trail system makes the property easy to access, hunt, and manage year-round. The majority of the surrounding land is held by large family operations, adding a natural buffer that keeps the feel of the property much bigger than the acreage suggests. Over 1,300 feet of Highway 100 frontage provides clean, direct access with no easement complications. No HOA. No restrictions. Hickman County taxes are modest and among the more affordable in the state. Nashville is roughly an hour away, with the Tennessee River and public recreation land within easy reach to the west. Properties like this one — with this combination of timber, openings, and road frontage — don’t sit long in this market.