66.4± Acres With 2022 Home, Tillable Farm Ground And Timber

66.4 acres of eastern Robertson County farm ground, rolling enough to shed water and open enough to work. County land-use records place roughly 51 acres in rotation cropland, two in pasture, and about 12 in mature woodland along the draws. The cleared ground runs in long, workable fields, and the timber holds the low ground and gives the place its edges and its cover. The home was built in 2022 and sits well back from the road: a single-level plan with 2,208 square feet, three bedrooms, two full and one half bath, luxury vinyl floors, and hardboard siding. The attached three-car garage runs 1,416 finished square feet, and roughly 1,160 square feet of covered porch looks out across the fields. City water serves the house, and a septic system handles waste. Central heat and central air, public electric, and high-speed fiber at the road; the dishwasher, microwave, and refrigerator convey. Paved frontage runs along Pair Six Drive with additional access from Armstrong Road, and the tract sits in FEMA flood zone X, an area of minimal flood hazard. Springfield is about seven miles out, and the Nashville area is roughly a 25-minute drive, close enough to commute and far enough to keep the quiet. The place suits a working farm, a cattle operation, a hunting and recreational tract, or a country homestead with room to grow. The seller will also consider selling approximately 60 acres separately without the residence.