BRUSH CREEK TRACT

The Brush Creek Tract is a 128-acre property in Perry County, Tennessee. The tract includes approximately 1,100 feet of frontage on Highway 100 and over 1,100 feet of frontage on Brush Creek, a year-round water source. A dirt/gravel road runs through the property and supports access for both recreation and land management. Location The property is located in Perry County, Tennessee, approximately 5 miles from Linden, about 18 miles from Hohenwald, and roughly 23 miles from Centerville. The tract is also located near the Buffalo River, which adds additional outdoor opportunities in the area. Access The tract has approximately 1,100 feet of road frontage on State Highway 100, allowing convenient access and visibility. In addition, a dirt/gravel road leads throughout the property and provides convenient internal access. Timber and Topography The tract is almost entirely hardwood forest, providing both wildlife habitat and seasonal beauty. Depending on investment goals and market conditions, the hardwood also provides future income potential. Wildlife and Recreation The property supports strong white-tailed deer and turkey populations. The combination of hardwood habitat and internal roads provides opportunities for hunting, hiking, and general recreation. The frontage on Brush Creek supports not only provides a year-round water source and travel corridors for wildlife, it also provides a serene focal point for trails, campsites, and day-to-day outdoor use. Utilities Power is available along the road frontage, allowing quick access when you're ready to build a home or cabin, construct a well, install security lighting and cameras, or add an automatic a gate. Summary With Highway 100 frontage, an internal road system, hardwood timber, and year-round Brush Creek frontage, the Brush Creek Tract offers a practical recreational and investment opportunity close to Linden, Hohenwald, and Centerville. Contact us today to schedule a showing!