Brandon Pendergrass

$1,750,000

137 Acres

Dickson, Tennessee, 37055

Exceptional 137 acre property just 10 mins from downtown Dickson! Located with paved road frontage off of Yellow Creek Road as well as Gilliam Hollow Road, this versatile land provides easy access and a variety of features that make it a true outdoor haven. An extensive internal road system meanders through the land, allowing easy access to various parts of the property, including multiple ideal building sites. Top notch hunting!Land The diversity of this property with its year round creeks, timber, open fields, food plots and rolling terrain offers great habitat for both deer and turkey and the property is absolutely loaded with both. Several Redneck hunting blinds are placed on the property and are like new. Whether you’re looking to create your dream home, vacation retreat, or weekend getaway, this property offers the perfect setting with stunning panoramic views and complete privacy.Recreation This property offers some excellent hunting opportunities with a great whitetail deer population as well as an abundance of wild turkeys. Several deer stands are strategically placed throughout the property and have a proven record of success in the past.  Bring your side by sides as this property has a great trail system established throughout.Agriculture This property has a good bit of white oak that could be harvested immediately.  The big field on this farm is approximately 8 or so acres and is going to be planted in soybeans in the spring of 2025.Location The East entrance of this farm is just 7 miles West of Dickson on Hwy 46.  There is also an entrance off of Gilliam Hollow Road just about 2 miles North of Tennessee City.

$1,500,000

127 Acres

Cumberland Furnace, Tennessee, 37051

This is an excellent, mostly wooded tract in Dickson County, just a few miles north of Charlotte and just about 20 mins from White Bluff and Dickson. Really great hunting on this property and lots of places to build a house or possibility of multiple homes if one desires. This area of the county has some really great quality deer. This property also has tillable ground on multiple neighboring sides of it which attracts lots of deer and turkeyLand This 127 acres has been parceled off of parcel number 028 036.0, which is 155 acres total.The property has nice rolling hills throughout.  A nice trail system takes you through a good bit of the property and leads you to multiple areas with good hunting.  This tract is mostly wooded and has a variety of hardwood and softwood trees throughout as well as other vegetation that offers good browse and cover for whitetails.Region & Climate The weather in this area of Tennessee is nice.  The warmer months are the end of May through about the end of September with an average daily high in the low 80’s. The cooler season is late November running to the end of February with the average daily highs in the upper 50’s.  The spring and fall months of the year are really pleasant here with many days in the 60’s and 70’s.

$1,600,000

194 Acres

Scotts Hill, Tennessee, 38374

194-acre farm with 52 tillable acres. Features a 1,300 sq ft 1 bed/1 bath home with quartz countertops. Attached 60'x40 'insulated, heated/cooled shop with full bathroom and 60'x24' lean-to. Additionally a 40'x30' insulated, heated/cooled red iron barn. Includes 5'x8' storm shelter and Generac generator providing backup power to the home and attached shop. More pictures of the property to come! Land The property is 194 +/- acres with 52 of the acres being tillable.  The owner currently rents the tillable acres to a local farmer.  The property lays out very nicely and has been very well maintained and kept up. Besides the tillable acres, the remainder of the property is mostly wooded with trails throughout.  The property also have live water and great habitat for turkey and deer.Improvements The property features a 1,300 sq ft, 1-bedroom, 1-bath home designed for comfortable country living. The home includes quartz countertops in both the kitchen and bathroom, adding a modern touch to the space.  Attached to the home is a spacious 60′ x 40′ shop that is fully insulated and equipped with heating and cooling, making it ideal for year-round work, storage, or hobby space.  This space also includes a 2nd full bathroom for convenience. Extending off the shop is a 60′ x 24′ lean-to, offering extra covered space for equipment, vehicles, or farm use.  In addition, the property includes a 40′ x 30′ detached red iron barn, which is also fully insulated and heated and cooled, providing a versatile space that could be used as a workshop, storage facility, or for various farm operations.  For added safety and peace of mind, the property features a 5′ x 8′ storm shelter and a Generac generator that provides backup power for the home and attached shop.Recreation This farm is loaded with wildlife and the hunting is really good.  Several mature bucks have been taken off the property and the spring woods are home to lots of turkeys.  You’ll find 3 nice elevated shooting blinds on the property which have been strategically placed in just the right spot for deer season.Agriculture This property includes 52 acres of productive tillable ground that the current owner rents to a local farmer for crop production.Region & Climate Scotts Hill, TN enjoys a mild climate throughout the year with warm summers and cool winters. The average temperature during the summer months ranges from 75-85 degrees Fahrenheit and during the winter months it ranges from 40-50 degrees Fahrenheit. Precipitation is generally moderate throughout the seasons with average annual rainfall of around 45 inches per year. Snowfall is uncommon in Scotts Hill, TN, but there have been instances of snowfall in recent years. Generally speaking, this area enjoys a pleasant climate that is comfortable for most people throughout the year.Scotts Hill, Tennessee gets 54 inches of rain, on average, per year. The US average is 38 inches of rain per year.Scotts Hill averages 2 inches of snow per year. The US average is 28 inches of snow per year.On average, there are 205 sunny days per year in Scotts Hill. The US average is 205 sunny days.Scotts Hill gets some kind of precipitation, on average, 101 days per year. Precipitation is rain, snow, sleet, or hail that falls to the ground. In order for precipitation to be counted you have to get at least .01 inches on the ground to measure.

$675,000

1 Acres

Dickson, Tennessee, 37055

Beautiful handicap-accessible home in the desirable Luther Lake area featuring 6 bedrooms and 5 full baths. The 400 sq. ft. master suite offers his and her closets, a walk-in shower, and a double vanity. Hardwood floors run throughout the main level. Two central air units and two electric water heaters. New shingles in 2024. The 915 sq. ft. finished basement apartment includes a full kitchen and bath. Improvements Price reduced! Welcome to this beautifully maintained, handicap-accessible home located in the highly desirable Luther Lake community.  Roof is approx 1 year old. The home offers 6 spacious bedrooms and 5 full bathrooms, this property blends comfort, convenience, and modern updates. The expansive 400 sq. ft. master suite features his and her closets, a luxurious walk-in shower, and a double vanity. Hardwood floors throughout the main living areas. A standout feature of this home is the 915 sq. ft. finished basement apartment, perfect for guests, multigenerational living, or rental potential. This self-contained unit includes a full kitchen, full bathroom with walk-in shower, washer and dryer, walkout French doors, and even an attached 1-car garage for private access. The property also includes a detached 2 car garage with loft as well as a on ground pool with deck (built in 2021)With its accessible layout, generous living spaces, and sought-after location near Luther Lake, this property is a rare opportunity to enjoy both function and luxury in one remarkable package.

$350,000

20 Acres

Vanleer, Tennessee, 37181

Beautiful 20-acre tract offering the perfect mix of privacy and potential. Features a prime building site, road frontage, and electricity available at the road. Ideal for a mini farm, private retreat, or dream home. Gently rolling land provides scenic views and versatility. Only 5 min drive to Vanleer and 25 minutes to Dickson. Land Great building site on the property.  Rolling hills create some great views and versatility.Recreation Great hunting on this tract where several deer and turkey have been taken over the years.Location County, quiet living but only 5 minutes to Vanleer and 25 minutes to Dickson

$429,000

130 Acres

Holladay, Tennessee, 38341

This is a wooded tract with great road frontage just 5 miles off of I-40, just about an hour and a half West of Nashville. This is tract of 2 or 3 tracts. The 3 tracts, when combined, totol over 470 acres. Great timber and a healthy deer and turkey population. There are several great places to build on the property. This is a great recreational property, perfect for a getaway retreat.Land The property is rolling hills with a mixture of hardwoods and pines.Recreation There is great hunting in this area. The Tennessee Wildlife Refuge does a great job planting for wildlife and managing most of the ground which lays just a little northeast of the property. To the south there is a good bit of ag land, planted in soybeans this last year. Deer in the 150 class are in this area, sometimes even higher. The Tennessee River is known for its duck hunting and fishing. The property itself is perfect habitat for turkey. There is turkey sign in all the bottoms.Region & Climate This part of Tennessee provides a comfortable climate year round. The summers are typically warm and humid with the average temperate reaching the upper 70s and 80s. On average, there are 202 sunny days a year in this county. Spring and Fall tend to provide moderate temperatures, with little rainfall.History Benton County was formed in 1835 from portions of Humphreys and Henry counties. Benton County is located in Northwest Tennessee, bordering the western branch of the Tennessee River. This area is very well known for its duck hunting and fishing.The Tennessee Wildlife Refuge is located just North above the property. The refuge provides habitat for numerous resident wildlife species and other migratory birds. The refuge consists of a diversity of habitats including open reservoir waters, bottomland hardwoods, high quality oaks/hickory forests, freshwater marsh, agricultural lands and some of the largest and highest quality moist soil managed impoundments in the nation.There are a few parks within a short distance from the property. The Nathan Bedford Forrest State Park is approximately 30 minutes from the property. This Tennessee River Park is known for its crafts, commercial fishing, and musseling. This park offers more than 20 miles of hiking trails.Mousetail Landing State Park is approximately 25 miles from the property. This is a 1,247 acre state park located on the eastern bank of the Tennessee River. The park was established in 1979, making it one of the most recent additions to the Tennessee State Park System.  This park is known for its bass, bream, crappie, stripe, and catfish. Mousetail landing also has very nice campsites with hookups for overnight guests.Montgomery Bell State Park is another beautiful park located within an hour of the property. There are three lakes nestled in between 3,850 acre park. Visitors often soak up the sun or swim the beach shores.The Paris Landing State Park is another wonderful park located within 45 minutes from the property. This 841 acre park is located on western shore of the Tennesse River. The park sits on the widest part of lake making it a great location for all water sports such as boating, fishing, and watersiing. This park also offers a beautiful 18 hole golf course.Location This property is located approximately:45 minutes from Paris, TN50 minutes from Jackson, TN60 minutes from Murray, KY80 minutes from Martin, TN90 minutes from Nashville, TN90 minutes from Dyersburg, TN90 minutes from Clarksville, TN2 hours from Memphis, TN

$415,000

124 Acres

Holladay, Tennessee, 38341

This is a wooded tract with great road frontage just 7 miles off of I-40, just about an hour and a half West of Nashville. This tract is 1 of 3 tracts that, in total, make up over 470 acres. Healthy deer and turkey population. There are several great places to build on the property. This is a great recreational property, perfect for a getaway retreat.Land The property is rolling hills with a mixture of hardwoods and pines.Recreation There is great hunting in this area. The Tennessee Wildlife Refuge does a great job planting for wildlife and managing most of the ground which lays just a little northeast of the property. To the south there is a good bit of ag land, planted in soybeans this last year. Deer in the 150 class are in this area, sometimes even higher. The Tennessee River is known for its duck hunting and fishing. The property itself is perfect habitat for turkey. There is turkey sign in all the bottoms.Region & Climate This part of Tennessee provides a comfortable climate year round. The summers are typically warm and humid with the average temperate reaching the upper 70s and 80s. On average, there are 202 sunny days a year in this county. Spring and Fall tend to provide moderate temperatures, with little rainfall.History Benton County was formed in 1835 from portions of Humphreys and Henry counties. Benton County is located in Northwest Tennessee, bordering the western branch of the Tennessee River. This area is very well known for its duck hunting and fishing.The Tennessee Wildlife Refuge is located just North above the property. The refuge provides habitat for numerous resident wildlife species and other migratory birds. The refuge consists of a diversity of habitats including open reservoir waters, bottomland hardwoods, high quality oaks/hickory forests, freshwater marsh, agricultural lands and some of the largest and highest quality moist soil managed impoundments in the nation.There are a few parks within a short distance from the property. The Nathan Bedford Forrest State Park is approximately 30 minutes from the property. This Tennessee River Park is known for its crafts, commercial fishing, and musseling. This park offers more than 20 miles of hiking trails.Mousetail Landing State Park is approximately 25 miles from the property. This is a 1,247 acre state park located on the eastern bank of the Tennessee River. The park was established in 1979, making it one of the most recent additions to the Tennessee State Park System.  This park is known for its bass, bream, crappie, stripe, and catfish. Mousetail landing also has very nice campsites with hookups for overnight guests.Montgomery Bell State Park is another beautiful park located within an hour of the property. There are three lakes nestled in between 3,850 acre park. Visitors often soak up the sun or swim the beach shores.The Paris Landing State Park is another wonderful park located within 45 minutes from the property. This 841 acre park is located on western shore of the Tennesse River. The park sits on the widest part of lake making it a great location for all water sports such as boating, fishing, and watersiing. This park also offers a beautiful 18 hole golf course.Location This property is located approximately:45 minutes from Paris, TN50 minutes from Jackson, TN60 minutes from Murray, KY80 minutes from Martin, TN90 minutes from Nashville, TN90 minutes from Dyersburg, TN90 minutes from Clarksville, TN2 hours from Memphis, TN

$659,000

218 Acres

Holladay, Tennessee, 38341

This is a wooded tract with great road frontage just 5 miles off of I-40, just about an hour and a half West of Nashville. This is tract of 3 or 3 tracts. The 3 tracts, when combined, totol over 470 acres. Great timber and a healthy deer and turkey population. There are several great places to build on the property. This is a great recreational property, perfect for a getaway retreat.Land The property is rolling hills with a mixture of hardwoods and pines.Recreation There is great hunting in this area. The Tennessee Wildlife Refuge does a great job planting for wildlife and managing most of the ground which lays just a little northeast of the property. To the south there is a good bit of ag land.  Deer in the 150 class are in this area, sometimes even higher. The Tennessee River is known for its duck hunting and fishing. The property itself is perfect habitat for both deer and turkey.Region & Climate This part of Tennessee provides a comfortable climate year round. The summers are typically warm and humid with the average temperate reaching the upper 70s and 80s. On average, there are 202 sunny days a year in this county. Spring and Fall tend to provide moderate temperatures, with little rainfall.History Benton County was formed in 1835 from portions of Humphreys and Henry counties. Benton County is located in Northwest Tennessee, bordering the western branch of the Tennessee River. This area is very well known for its duck hunting and fishing.The Tennessee Wildlife Refuge is located just North above the property. The refuge provides habitat for numerous resident wildlife species and other migratory birds. The refuge consists of a diversity of habitats including open reservoir waters, bottomland hardwoods, high quality oaks/hickory forests, freshwater marsh, agricultural lands and some of the largest and highest quality moist soil managed impoundments in the nation.There are a few parks within a short distance from the property. The Nathan Bedford Forrest State Park is approximately 30 minutes from the property. This Tennessee River Park is known for its crafts, commercial fishing, and musseling. This park offers more than 20 miles of hiking trails.Mousetail Landing State Park is approximately 25 miles from the property. This is a 1,247 acre state park located on the eastern bank of the Tennessee River. The park was established in 1979, making it one of the most recent additions to the Tennessee State Park System.  This park is known for its bass, bream, crappie, stripe, and catfish. Mousetail landing also has very nice campsites with hookups for overnight guests.Montgomery Bell State Park is another beautiful park located within an hour of the property. There are three lakes nestled in between 3,850 acre park. Visitors often soak up the sun or swim the beach shores.The Paris Landing State Park is another wonderful park located within 45 minutes from the property. This 841 acre park is located on western shore of the Tennesse River. The park sits on the widest part of lake making it a great location for all water sports such as boating, fishing, and watersiing. This park also offers a beautiful 18 hole golf course.

$1,590,000

471 Acres

Holladay, Tennessee, 38341

This property adjoins the Tennessee Wildlife Refuge Unit 4 and overlooks the Tennessee River. Gated access with a main road through the property. Great timber and a healthy deer and turkey population. The gate is an hour and a half drive to downtown Nashville and there are several great places to build on the property. This is a great recreational property, perfect for a getaway retreat.Land The land itself is rolling hills up to about 500 ft with some rock outcrops and seasonal streams. The timber is very good with a mix of hardwoods and pine. There are beautiful poplar stands on the hills with some white oaks on the ridges. Interlaced are very merchantable pine stands with some very big trees. On the riverside of the property is a slew that could provide access to the Tennessee River with some cleaning up.Recreation The hunting in this area is awesome. The adjoining Tennessee Wildlife Refuge does a great job planting for wildlife and managing most of the ground north of the property. To the south there is a good bit of ag land.  Deer in the 150 class are in this area, sometimes higher. The Tennessee River is known for its duck hunting and fishing. The property itself is also great habitat for turkey. There is a good bit of deer and turkey sign all over.History Benton County was formed in 1835 from portions of Humphreys and Henry counties. Benton County is located in Northwest Tennessee, bordering the western branch of the Tennessee River. This area is very well known for its duck hunting and fishing.The Tennessee Wildlife Refuge is located just North above the property. The refuge provides habitat for numerous resident wildlife species and other migratory birds. The refuge consists of a diversity of habitats including open reservoir waters, bottomland hardwoods, high quality oaks/hickory forests, freshwater marsh, agricultural lands and some of the largest and highest quality moist soil managed impoundments in the nation.There are a few parks within a short distance from the property. The Nathan Bedford Forrest State Park is approximately 30 minutes from the property. This Tennessee River Park is known for its crafts, commercial fishing, and musseling. This park offers more than 20 miles of hiking trails.Mousetail Landing State Park is approximately 25 miles from the property. This is a 1,247 acre state park located on the eastern bank of the Tennessee River. The park was established in 1979, making it one of the most recent additions to the Tennessee State Park System.  This park is known for its bass, bream, crappie, stripe, and catfish. Mousetail landing also has very nice campsites with hookups for overnight guests.Montgomery Bell State Park is another beautiful park located within an hour of the property. There are three lakes nestled in between 3,850 acre park. Visitors often soak up the sun or swim the beach shores.The Paris Landing State Park is another wonderful park located within 45 minutes from the property. This 841 acre park is located on western shore of the Tennesse River. The park sits on the widest part of lake making it a great location for all water sports such as boating, fishing, and watersiing. This park also offers a beautiful 18 hole golf course.Location This property is located approximately:45 minutes from Paris, TN50 minutes from Jackson, TN60 minutes from Murray, KY80 minutes from Martin, TN90 minutes from Nashville, TN90 minutes from Dyersburg, TN90 minutes from Clarksville, TN2 hours from Memphis, TN

$409,000

108 Acres

Holladay, Tennessee, 38341

Prime vacant tract just off I-40 with 3,000+ ft of highway frontage, offering excellent accessibility. Ideal for development, recreation, or investment. Features great hunting, live water, and power available at the road—combining natural beauty with strong potential.Land All wooded tract with a good mix of flat, buildable areas as well as some rolling hills.  There is also live water in a little creek on the property.  The property for sale is approx 108 acres that will be surveyed off of the bigger, existing tract.Recreation Lots of great hunting in this area.  Lots of deer and turkey sign currently on the property.

$599,000

227 Acres

Holladay, Tennessee, 38341

Come see this incredible hunting property surrounded by the Natchez Trace State Forest and WMA. This property is set up perfectly for a hunting retreat or could be used for a full time residence. Several established food plots can be found in great locations around the property and there is a good road system throughout. It's loaded with wildlife and is very quiet and peaceful. A hunting cabin is located on the propertyLand The property is approximately 227 acres.  There is a great mix of open fields and woods throughout the property.  The fields have been used for food plots in the past and are great for pulling in deer and turkey for miles off of the surrounding Natchez Trace State Forest.  The timber is a good mix of hard woods and pine.Improvements Just through the locked gated entrance you’ll find the hunting lodge that is approximately 1556 sq ft. The lodge is big enough to accommodate several people at one time and would be perfect for hosting several of your hunting buddies at once.  This is also a hoist right outside the lodge to hang your deerRecreation The property lays perfectly for great hunting.  Each of the food plots could be hunted by one or more hunters at once.  The internal road system makes it easy to access each food plot and much of the timber on the property.  The established roads also make for cruising around in the side by sides fun and enjoyable.  This would also be a great property to ride your favorite horses around as well as a great place to get them ready to ride on the Natchez Trace State Forest just right next door.Location The property sits just about 12 miles off of I-40 at exit 126, which is just about 80 miles West of Nashville or 40 miles East of Jackson, TN The property is bordered on two sides by Natchez Trace State Forest and WMA.  The State Forest is 48,000 acres and has a reputation for great hunting in the area.