239+/- Acre Middle Tennessee Farm

This 239+/- acre Giles County tract is an extraordinary example of a Southern Tennessee recreational and working farm. From hilltop pastures to rolling hardwood bottoms, multiple spring-fed ponds, extensive road system, ample wildlife, 3 Bedroom 2 Bathroom hunting cabin, and more. This tract has endless possibilities. Located on Pigeon Roost Road approximately 3 miles northeast of Pulaski you will find two separate gated entrances to these 239 acres. Going up the west entrance you wind back to a 3 Bedroom 2 Bathroom cabin, complete with power, city water, and septic. From there a very established road system gives access to all pasture areas with several off-shoot roads going into timber, eventually looping back down to the east gate and barn.Deer and turkey are abundant, and you rarely ride this tract without seeing both. Four separate flocks of turkey routinely use different areas of the farm. The roughly 70+/- acres of pasture is a blank canvas for wildlife management. Different areas could be converted to food plots, disked up for a dove field, kept in pasture, or even left alone to create edges of bedding area for deer. Ponds are spring fed and hold water even in the driest of months. Many mast bearing trees including persimmon, sawtooth oak, and white oak were strategically planted in pastures to bring wildlife out of the tree line. Multiple lock-on's can be found throughout property and one could comfortably host 5 to 6 hunters just on pasture edges. Timber is the typical of the area and has plenty of walnut, hickory, oaks, among other hardwood species. Multiple small creeks run through the timber rolling down towards Pigeon Roost Rd. Deer trails can be seen throughout and there are several spots for small wildlife plots among the timber. Other structures include a barn behind the cabin with power and a barn by the east entrance. Both barns have catch pins. Property does have a perimeter fence and currently host a handful of cows. There are multiple other picturesque homesites on this tract over looking Pigeon Roost creek and the surrounding valley. Just over an hour to Nashville or Huntsville.