Situated in the heart of central Tennessee, Redemption Ridge stands as an exceptional property, offering both elevated vantage points and natural splendor. Conveniently accessible from Nashville or Memphis, this haven is nestled amidst rolling hills, a mere 8 miles from the enchanting Tennessee River. A network of unmaintained dirt roads crisscrosses the property, ensuring access to every tract. Acquiring this land opens the door to a realm of boundless potential.

For the ardent camper or hunter, Redemption Ridge is a sanctuary of unparalleled allure. Beyond its scenic charms, direct access to the captivating Tennessee River awaits. Each tract features either unmaintained dirt frontage or convenient county road access. Some tracts along the entrance road even offer access to power lines. Seize this golden opportunity to claim a piece of central Tennessee's natural splendor!

Tract 5, spanning 5.01 acres, is easily accessible via an unmaintained dirt road, and boasts convenient access to power. While the terrain primarily offers rolling contours, it also features level stretches along the main road. Abundant wildlife, including deer and turkey, call this property home, creating an ideal setting for a range of recreational pursuits. From camping to hunting, ATV adventures to RV getaways, the possibilities are endless. Waste no time in making this extraordinary slice of Tennessee your own! Whether you envision a dream vacation retreat or a permanent residence, the potential awaits from the moment of acquisition.

Price details for Owner Financing:
- Purchase price: $34,010
- Down payment: $1,000
- Interest rate: 9.99%
- Term: 30 years (other options avail upon request)
- Your monthly payment: $289.44
- Doc fee: $199

The zoning allows Residential/Recreational. Currently, the approximate annual property taxes calculate to less than $10 per acre, per year.

This scenic property is approximately 25 miles southeast of Parsons, Tennessee, 39 miles southeast of Lexington, Tennessee, 111 miles southwest of Nashville, Tennessee and 20 miles east of Savannah, Tennessee.