0 Long Fork Creek Rd, Spencer, TN 38585
Active $279,000
No Baths
-- Beds
0 SqFt
75 Acres
- Located on Long Fork Creek Road in Spencer, Tennessee, this 75± acre tract offers excellent hunting, recreation, and future homesite potential in the heart of Van Buren County. With county road frontage and easy access just 2 miles from Highway 111, the property is convenient to reach while still providing the privacy and seclusion many land buyers are looking for. A major feature of the property is nearly 2,000 feet of Lick Branch flowing through the tract, along with several springs, drains, and wet-weather branches that provide year-round water sources for wildlife. The property holds abundant deer and wild turkey sign, including trails, rubs, scrapes, and active turkey travel corridors. Van Buren County is well known for strong deer and turkey populations thanks to its large blocks of timber, rugged terrain, and limited development. The land features rolling topography with a mix of ridges, hollows, mature timber, and natural wildlife funnels. A network of old logging roads and trails runs throughout much of the property. While these roads will need some clearing and improvement, they provide a solid foundation for ATV riding, hiking, horseback riding, and hunting access. The combination of water, cover, and natural food sources creates excellent habitat for wildlife throughout the year. Located approximately 15 minutes from Fall Creek Falls State Park and a short drive to Spencer and Cookeville, this property is well positioned for both recreation and future enjoyment. Whether you're looking for a hunting tract, weekend getaway, or investment in Tennessee land, this Van Buren County property offers many of the features buyers seek in Middle Tennessee acreage. Buyers & Agents to verify any utilities and pertinent information.
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MLS#: 3245487
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Alex Warren, REALTOR®
Affiliate Broker, PARIS
731-819-7536
My name is Alex Warren, and I am happy to call Dresden, Tennessee, my hometown. Growing up on a chicken farm instilled in me a strong work ethic and a deep appreciation for the value of hard labor. I ...
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