Craigwheeler

The last buildable lot on Barking Dog Lane — and once it’s gone, that’s it. 7.86 wooded acres in the rolling hills between Historic Franklin and Leipers Fork, where the land does something most lots can’t: it rises to a vista at the top and drops into a quiet hollow below. Coffee on the deck, birdsong instead of traffic, deer moving through the trees down below. This is the kind of setting people drive past and wonder who gets to live there. Now it’s your turn to find out. The home site sits at the high point — already perked and approved for a 5-bedroom home with a gravity septic system, power and water already run to the site. The groundwork is done. The vision is yours. Access is via a private, named easement that serves just five homes total — three before this lot, and two beyond it. Quiet by design, not by accident. There’s a county emergency communications antenna on the back portion of the property that cannot be seen from almost anywhere on the lot due to density and height of the trees, under a lease with roughly 18 years remaining — will generate over $550K in income over that term, with strong odds of renewal at an even higher rate down the line. Antenna Contract and Income transfer negotiable. Rare for a residential lot to come with its own income stream baked in. Minutes from Historic Franklin. Close to Leipers Fork. Easy access to Brentwood and Nashville. Far enough away to feel like none of that exists. This is where you build the kind of home people remember and becomes the one you describe as “forever.”