0 Beasleys Bend Rd, Lebanon, TN 37087
Active $399,000
No Baths
-- Beds
0 SqFt
8.45 Acres
- Rare opportunity to own 8.45+ acres with Cumberland River frontage in a quiet country setting with a Lebanon address in Trousdale County. This property includes two lots, Lot 14 and Lot 14A, offering a mix of open land, gentle slope, and river recreation potential. Lot 14 includes approximately 7.08 acres with about 90 ft of road frontage along Beasleys Bend Rd. Lot 14A includes approximately 1.37 acres with separate ingress/egress and utility easement access shown on the plat, plus approximately 400+ ft of river frontage adjoining Army Corps of Engineers property. The property also borders Army Corps land on multiple sides, adding to the peaceful, tucked-away feel. Listing agent is related to seller. This tract is a strong candidate for a future custom home site, with public water available at the road, electric available with a newer pole near the lot corner, and prior soil mapping completed. A previous septic permit was approved but has since expired; buyer to verify all requirements for a new permit, water tap, utilities, building plans, river access, and intended use. Enjoy true Tennessee country peace and quiet while remaining approximately 20 minutes to downtown Lebanon, 45 minutes to Nashville International Airport, and 50–60 minutes to downtown Nashville. Nearby attractions include the Cumberland River, Lebanon Historic Square, Farm Bureau Exposition Center, and Cedars of Lebanon State Park. Farmer’s crops do not remain (i.e. will be harvested by farmer). Buyer and buyer’s agent to verify all pertinent information.
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- Water: Public
- Sewer: Private Sewer
MLS#: 3256333
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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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