0 Chestnut Grove RdPulaski, TN 38478




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Enter an interest rate to see your estimated monthly payment.84± acre hobby farm in Giles County, TN, about 6 miles southwest of Pulaski on paved Chestnut Grove Road. The farm is currently set up for farming and ready to build on, with electric service on the property and city water available at the road. The property blends open ground with timber. The open acreage has been used for pasture and food plots and is ready for hay, cattle, horses, or a large garden without clearing. The timber wraps around the fields and gives the farm privacy and wildlife habitat. A 40 x 50 pole barn provides covered storage for a tractor, implements, hay, and equipment. Internal trails connect the fields and woods for easy access on foot or by side-by-side. With paved road frontage, power on site, and city water at the road, the key pieces for a homesite are in place. Choose a house site overlooking the open ground with timber behind it and lay out the farm the way you want. The farm offers year-round use: pasture and hay in the growing season, deer hunting along the food plots and timber edges in the fall, and turkey hunting in the spring. Usable acreage, utilities in place, an established barn, and a short drive to Pulaski make this a practical Giles County farm for a country home, a small cattle or horse operation, or a weekend retreat.
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