100M+ gal/day First-Magnitude Spring Fed Lake & Historic Hydro Dam

700 New Power House Road is a rare private water-and-power campus in Lawrenceburg, Tennessee: a first-magnitude spring system, reservoir, and historic hydroelectric dam on ±267 acres with about 1.5 miles of fee-simple private water rights. The spring-fed waterway is estimated at roughly 75,000 gallons per minute, or 100 million+ gallons per day — first-magnitude scale. The water rights of this non-navigable channel and reservoir are fully owned under private control and adds unlimited off-grid potential. While not currently operational, the former hydro electric dam and powerhouse site have been estimated to provide approximately 1 MW of natural baseload hydro capacity, giving a buyer a path to behind-the-meter power as well as water. Combined with Tennessee’s tax environment and a Mid-South location that can reach about 80% of the U.S. population in one to two trucking days, the property is built for a long-hold industrial, energy, or water-resource play. This is a multigenerational infrastructure asset more than a typical land tract: scarce, massive private spring flow, stored water, beautiful Tennessee land and a hydro site in one contiguous holding.