Tatum Ridge Farm – 65.4± Acres – Giles County, TN

Tatum Ridge Farm – 65.4± Acres | Giles County, Tennessee

Nestled in the rolling countryside of southern Middle Tennessee, Tatum Ridge Farm offers 65.4± surveyed acres of beautiful, usable land with an ideal balance of open pasture, mature hardwood timber, water features, and exceptional building opportunities. Located in a desirable and quiet farming community just outside Pulaski and minutes from historic Lynnville and scenic Milky Way Farm, this property embodies the Tennessee rural lifestyle—peaceful, productive, and full of possibility.

Land & Layout

This farm features 33± acres of improved pasture and 32.4± acres of mature hardwood timber, giving it a perfect mix of open and wooded ground. The land gently rolls across ridge tops and valleys, creating natural separation and privacy between potential build sites, pastureland, and recreational areas. The farm is fully fenced and currently leased for cattle, offering built-in agricultural income potential and a ready-made setup for livestock. With 970 feet of paved road frontage on Tatum Road and year-round, easy access, the property is well positioned for both residential and agricultural use.

Water Features

A spring-fed pond sits near the pasture ridge and is easily accessible for livestock or quiet evening fishing. In addition, 1,550 feet of secondary creek winds across the property, adding both scenic charm and a valuable water source for wildlife. Natural springs throughout the timbered areas provide excellent habitat, and the land's contours offer opportunities for additional pond sites if desired.

Utilities & Improvements

Tatum Ridge Farm is ready for a homesite or multiple residences, with excellent access to modern and rural utility options. Features include:

Electricity is available at the road

High-speed fiber optic internet is available for remote work or streaming

Established well

County water is available nearby at the corner of Big Dry Creek Road and Tatum Road

The property is zoned Agricultural, has no restrictions, and is enrolled in Tennessee Greenbelt, keeping property taxes low and rural living accessible.

Wildlife & Recreation

Giles County is known as one of Tennessee's premier whitetail and turkey hunting destinations, and this property is located in a proven area for trophy genetics. The balance of pasture, creek drainage, and timber edges creates natural funnels and pinch points that attract and hold deer year-round. The hardwood draws and creek-bottom habitat offer excellent roosting and nesting cover for turkeys. With open ground ready for future food plots and plenty of stand access points, it is ideal for wildlife and land management.

Build & Live

Multiple outstanding building sites make this property equally suited for a full-time residence, family retreat, or multi-generational farm. Options include:

A hilltop homesite with long-range countryside views

A pasture ridge setting overlooking the pond

Private homesites tucked along the timber edge for those seeking seclusion

Whether you envision a traditional farmhouse, modern homestead, barndominium, or cabin retreat, the setting is already in place. Sunrises over the ridge and sunsets across the pastures give this land a year-round warmth that feels like home.

Location

15 minutes to Pulaski

10 minutes to Lynnville

30 minutes to Columbia

70 minutes to Nashville

Easy access to I-65

Located in a quiet, highly desirable area of Giles County, this farm offers both rural privacy and commuter convenience to Middle Tennessee and North Alabama.

Summary

Tatum Ridge Farm is a rare opportunity to own usable, scenic acreage in a strong agricultural community. With pasture and timber diversity, hunting and recreation value, water resources, utilities, livestock potential, and exceptional build sites, this property offers the best of country living in Middle Tennessee. No restrictions, Greenbelt benefits, fiber internet, and a prime location make it an increasingly rare find.

For additional information or to schedule a private showing, please contact Paul Morrison at 615-522-7298 or