8504 Old State Highway 69

Property facts

Price

$795,000

Status

For sale

Property type

Land & lots

Lot size

54 acres

County

Decatur County

MLS #

11682819

Land details

Water source

Public (WaterSource)

Features

Description

Discover an exceptional investment opportunity in the scenic hills of Sugar Tree, Tennessee-just 90 miles west of Nashville, nestled in what many call Nashville's Big Backyard*. This expansive tract of land presents the rare potential to develop up to 60 luxury mountain style homes, with projected resale values ranging from $500,000 to $1,000,000+ per home. Surrounded by mature hardwoods and natural beauty, the property offers an ideal canvas for a private, upscale community designed to capture the growing demand for luxury retreats, second homes, and short-term rental investments. Imagine winding roads through the trees, elevated home sites with serene views, and a peaceful mountain-lodge atmosphere-all within easy reach of one of the Southeast's fastest-growing cities. Outdoor enthusiasts will be drawn to the unbeatable proximity to water and recreation. Located just 12 minutes from a public boat ramp on the Tennessee River, and approximately 20 minutes to Cherokee Marina and Cuba Landing Marina, future residents and guests can enjoy world-class fishing, boating, and waterfront relaxation at a moment's notice. This property offers the perfect balance of seclusion and accessibility-close enough to Nashville for convenience, yet far enough to deliver the tranquility today's buyers crave. Whether you're a developer, investor, or visionary builder, this is your chance to create a signature mountain community in one of Middle Tennessee's most naturally beautiful and recreation-rich regions. Opportunities like this are rare-secure your foothold in the future of luxury mountain living today. Cash or bank financing preferred and seller financing available with 50% down payment.

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• Boundaries and cornersAsk: a licensed surveyor, not a listing map or a phone app
• Legal accessAsk: a title company, plus the county recorder for recorded easements
• Zoning and permitted usesAsk: the county planning department, in writing
• Building permission and septic feasibilityAsk: county building and environmental health
• Utilities and the cost to connectAsk: the serving electric and water utilities, by parcel
• Water rights and well permitsAsk: the state water authority
• Flood and wetland exposureAsk: FEMA flood maps, and a wetlands delineation where relevant
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