This Benton County property is one of the roughly 10-acre tracts currently available from a larger 67-acre minor subdivision. The land offers a quiet rural setting with mostly wooded terrain, rolling slope, and enough usable flat ground for a future build. It is located in an area with a mix of agriculture, timber, and a few scattered residential tracts nearby, making it a good fit for buyers looking for space, privacy, and a natural setting.
The tract has recently been cleared and developed with a driveway leading into a cleared area. That cleared area offers a potential homesite that is ready for a buyer to continue planning around. The surrounding land remains mostly wooded, giving the property a private feel while still providing a practical access point and an open area to work from.
The terrain is rolling, but there are plenty of flat enough areas to build and develop. The land is well-suited for a future home, homestead, hunting tract, recreational getaway, or a place to spend time outdoors away from the city. With one tract already under contract and only three roughly 10-acre tracts currently available, buyers should expect these properties to move quickly.
A recent survey has been completed for the subdivision, and the property has also had a soil test completed. The soil test supports conventional septic and supports up to five bedrooms. Septic will be needed, and water will likely require a well unless a buyer chooses to extend the public water line, which is available roughly one mile down the road.
Electric is available at the road, and the property has road frontage along Liberty Road. The driveway and cleared homesite area create a strong starting point for someone wanting land that is still wooded and rural, but not completely raw. The property is being sold as-is, and no value is being placed on the small shed because its exact tract location is not confirmed.
Per the county, there is no zoning, and the property is described as unrestricted with no deed restrictions provided. That gives buyers flexibility for rural land use, building, homesteading, recreation, or hunting, based only on the details provided. Mobile or manufactured use was noted under the no zoning and unrestricted information, with no deed restrictions provided.
The land is almost entirely wooded, and the timber was last cut in 2009, making the current timber around 17 to 18 years old. The overall feel is quiet, private, and natural, with recent clearing work making the property easier to access and evaluate. It offers the combination many land buyers look for: road frontage, available power, a completed survey, a completed soil test, and a usable cleared area already started.
The location offers a rural setting while still being close to nearby towns and outdoor destinations. Camden is about 10 minutes away, Huntingdon is about 30 minutes away, Nathan Bedford Forrest State Park is about 20 minutes away, and Natchez Trace State Park is about 40 minutes away. Kentucky Lake is also nearby, adding another outdoor recreation option in the area. Message me for the full details and to discuss next steps.