Hardin County, Tennessee Land For Sale (6 results)

If you were ever looking for a great future timber investment, this 782.5-acre gem in the Walnut Grove Community of Hardin County, TN, offers everything you could want and more. The property features gently rolling terrain and natural hollows, making it perfect if you're looking to homestead, add pasture or fields, and truly diversify your land. Nestled in one of the top deer and turkey producing counties in Tennessee and the Southeast, the hunting potential here is second to none. The land has been meticulously managed for trophy deer, with only a very limited amount of deer and turkey harvested over the past five years, ensuring a thriving population of game. The abundance and quality of both deer and turkey on this tract are outstanding. The property has a well-stocked stand of 6-year-old Loblolly Pine trees, along with an excellent stand of hardwood timber in the hollows. The pines have been sprayed twice since planting, keeping them clean and free from competition in the understory. With 19 established food plots spread throughout, this place is made for holding deer and turkey year-round. Accessing the full 782.5 acres is a breeze, thanks to an incredible network of well-maintained roads. Plus, it's just a short drive—within 2 hours of Memphis, Nashville, and Huntsville—so you’re never far from city conveniences. Currently enrolled in the government’s EQUIP program, the property has plans that will need to be fulfilled over the next 2 years, offering potential for further land improvements. Be sure to checkout the video at the top to see all of the features this beautiful tract has to offer. For a private showing of this outstanding property, please reach out to Cameron Isbell at 256.483.8134 or via email at cisbell@ Don't miss your chance to own a piece of Tennessee’s natural beauty!

Buildable Farm With Scenic Views, Private Driveway, Full Utilities, And Wildlife

215-Acre Farm with Extensive Road Frontage, City Water, & Prime Hunting Land – Saltillo, TNA Rare Opportunity in Hardin County! Located just a few miles from the scenic Tennessee River, this 215-acre farm in Saltillo, Tennessee, offers a versatile mix of agricultural land, investment potential, and outdoor recreation. With over 9,000 feet of road frontage—including 3,000+ feet with city water access—this property is an exceptional find for farmers, developers, or those seeking a private retreat. Property Highlights: Over 30 Acres of Tillable Ground – Fertile soil ideal for crops, pasture, or hay production.Extensive Road Frontage – More than 9,000 feet of road access, with 3,000+ feet already serviced by city water.Multiple Home Sites – Several beautiful locations to build your dream home, with scenic views and privacy.Prime Hunting Land – Thriving populations of deer and turkey, making it a sportsman’s dream.Timber & Natural Beauty – The land is predominantly covered in pine trees, with a healthy mix of hardwood timber scattered throughout.Scenic Location – Situated just a few miles from the Tennessee River, perfect for fishing, boating, and water recreation. About Saltillo, Tennessee Nestled along the banks of the Tennessee River, Saltillo is a charming small town with a rich history dating back to the early 1800s. The town was established as a river port and trade hub, benefiting from its proximity to the water for commerce and transportation. Named after the Battle of Saltillo in the Mexican-American War, this tight-knit community has retained its southern charm and historical significance over the years. Today, Saltillo is a peaceful riverside town known for:Friendly, small-town atmosphere with a population of just a few hundred residents.Easy access to the Tennessee River, offering excellent boating, fishing, and scenic riverfront views.Local events and outdoor activities, including hunting, camping, and community gatherings.Nearby recreational opportunities in Shiloh National Military Park and Pickwick Landing State Park.Convenient access to major highways, making it an easy drive to larger towns like Savannah, TN, and Jackson, TN. Soil & Land Quality: The area around Saltillo, TN, is known for its sandy loam and silty clay soils, which provide excellent drainage and fertility for a variety of crops. The mix of timberland and tillable ground offers diverse land use options, from sustainable forestry to cattle grazing. Endless Possibilities: Whether you're looking to establish a working farm, develop a rural homestead, or invest in prime hunting and recreational land, this 215-acre property checks all the boxes. With multiple potential building sites, you can create your ideal home while enjoying the privacy and natural beauty of the land. For more information contact Chris Dowdy at 615-506-0776 or by email at cdowdy@

85 Acres in Hardin County, TN

Located approximately 20 minutes from Savannah, the Tennessee River, and Pickwick Lake, this beautiful 521-acre legacy farm is located near the Walnut Grove community, with over 3100 feet of road frontage on Hwy 69. Whites Creek's right fork flows across the property, the property also has a couple of ponds. The land features fenced open pastures and a couple hundred acres of hardwood timber. A road runs through the center of the property from south to north from the highway. Healthy populations of Whitetail deer and Eastern Wild turkey are also present on the property. Historically the property has been a cattle farm and has been in the same family since the early 1950's. About the area: Hardin County was the site of the 1862 Battle of Shiloh(also known as the "Battle of Pittsburg Landing") during the Civil War. The battleground site is 10 miles (16 km) southwest of the city of Savannah. Union General Ulysses S. Grant commandeered the Cherry Mansion just off the city square for use as a headquarters during the battle. Pickwick Landing State Park is 12 miles (19 km) south of Savannah. Originally a steamboat stop, the Tennessee Valley Authority bought the site in the 1930s during the Great Depression and constructed a dam and Pickwick Lake so electricity could be generated. In 1969, Tennessee bought 681 acres (276 ha) from the TVA and made it a state park For More Information Contact: Affiliate Broker Chris Dowdy 615-506-0776, cdowdy@

HINDMAN BOTTOMS HAS ALWAYS PRODUCED TROPHY BUCKS AND PLENTY OF TURKEY. THE STRENGTH OF THIS TRACT IS ITS NEAR THE TENNESSEE FLYWAY AND HAS DUCKS, VERY GOOD TURKEY HERD AND BIG BUCKS COMING IN FROM SHILOH BATTLEFIELD. THE WATER HOLE IS ABOUT 20 ACRES AND THERE IS 220 ACRES OF SOYBEAN OR CORN FIELDS AND THE REST ARE POCKETS OF MATURE HARDWOODS. 1/2 MILE OF ROAD FRONTAGE. SHILOH BATTLEFIELD IS ABOUT 2 MINUTES AWAY AND THE TENNESSEE RIVER IS ABOUT 2500 FEET. GREAT FOOD IN THE AREA. VERY NICE RECREATIONAL PIECE WITH ABOUT $30,000+ - A YEAR RETURN FROM THE CROP AND DUCK & DEER LEASE. MORE OF THE LAND CAN BE LEVIED TO HOLD DUCKS AND MORE FLOOD GROUND CAN BE MADE TO FUNNEL DUCKS TO CORN FIELDS. TO SEE THIS NATURAL DUCK HOLE CONTACT BRAD HAWKINS WITH MOSSY OAK PROPERTIES 731 610 2473 ( mixed use recreational farmland ranch land 74 acre property SHILOH, TN Hardin County hog upland game quail pheasant dove grouse lake water sports bird watching public land access ATV trails freshwater fishing squirrel rabbit small game whitetail deer geese waterfowl creek road frontage 256 acre property mixed use recreational, farmland, ranchland )