Discover the possibilities of country living on this versatile 53± acre farm in Weakley County, Tennessee. Featuring an updated 2-bedroom, 2-bath country home, multiple pasture fields, wooded areas, a creek, workshop, abundant road frontage, and excellent outdoor space, this property offers a desirable combination of agricultural, recreational, and residential uses.
The approximately 1,200-square-foot home was extensively remodeled in 2008 and features a covered front porch with additional decking and ramp access. Inside, the comfortable living room opens to the kitchen, which offers laminate wood flooring, solid surface countertops, attractive cabinetry, an island, and a breakfast bar overlooking the living area. The refrigerator, stove, and breakfast-bar stools remain with the home. A spacious laundry room includes the washer and dryer, and a gun safe also remains. The primary suite features a private bath and spacious walk-in closet with original pine wood lining. Additional improvements include updated electrical service, an encapsulated crawlspace with dehumidifier, good insulation, vinyl-framed double-pane windows, and original solid wood doors.
The property is well equipped for farm and country living with two separate double-size metal carports, a wired workshop with its own electrical box and 220-volt plug, a storage shed, gravel driveway, and additional covered parking for tractors, ATVs, boats, mowers, and other equipment. Public water serves the property. Formerly used as a cattle farm, the land includes multiple pasture areas, some perimeter fencing, scattered woods, ATV and side-by-side trails, and a creek that crosses the property, creating a natural feature and habitat for wildlife.
The combination of open pasture and wooded acreage provides opportunities for livestock, horses, hunting, recreation, or continued agricultural use. Deer and turkey are frequently found in the area, and the productive open ground could offer potential for future crop production.
With more than 1,300 feet of road frontage along Buck Mason Road, the property provides excellent access and flexibility for future use or possible subdivision, subject to applicable approvals. Located outside the city limits and enrolled in Tennessee's Greenbelt Program, the farm offers a peaceful rural setting while remaining conveniently located near the Kentucky state line, Fulton, KY, Union City, Martin, and the greater Northwest Tennessee and Western Kentucky region.
Whether you're looking for a working farm, horse property, recreational retreat, acreage homestead, or a place to enjoy country living while planning for the future, this well-maintained 53± acre property offers usable land, valuable improvements, privacy, and plenty of possibilities.