No Homes with Collinwood High School

No Homes with Collinwood High School

Welcome to the picturesque community of Lutts, Tennessee, nestled within the serene landscapes of Wayne County. This charming subdivision offers a unique blend of rural tranquility and modern convenience, making it an ideal place for families and individuals seeking a peaceful lifestyle without sacrificing accessibility to essential amenities.

Lutts is renowned for its welcoming atmosphere and tight-knit community feel. With its lush greenery and scenic views, the area is perfect for those who appreciate nature and outdoor activities. Enjoy leisurely strolls, weekend picnics, or simply soaking in the beauty of the surrounding landscapes. The town's close proximity to larger cities ensures that residents can enjoy a quiet retreat while still having access to shopping, dining, and entertainment options.

Families will be particularly pleased to know that homes in Lutts are part of the Collinwood High School district, providing quality education and a supportive environment for students. The school is known for its dedicated staff and engaging curriculum, ensuring that children receive a well-rounded education while fostering personal growth and development.

The homes in this subdivision reflect the charm of the area, featuring spacious layouts and inviting designs that cater to a variety of lifestyles. Whether you’re looking for a cozy starter home or a larger residence to accommodate your family, Lutts has something to offer everyone.

Explore the beauty and warmth of Lutts, TN, and discover the perfect place to call home in this delightful community. Let us help you find your dream home today!

Newest No Homes with Collinwood High School

Dixon Rd, Iron City
$1,299,000
3598539 MLS ⋅ ACTIVE UNDER CONTRACT Status ⋅ 422 Acres ⋅ 38463 Zip Code
422± acres in Wayne County, Tennessee, a few minutes outside Iron City, offered as a working farm with hunting ground behind it. 48± acres of pasture, a year-round creek, multiple build sites, power at the road, and frontage on two gravel county roads. The 48± acres of pasture sit in the open ground along the creek and the road side. It is grass now, not ground that has to be cleared, so it is ready to graze, cut, or plant the first season. Stults Branch runs through the property year round with long creek frontage throughout the farm, which puts live water on the open ground without a pond to maintain. Build sites are the other half of the story. A cleared area on the east side already has pasture around it, creek access, and power at the road, which makes it a ready place to set a house or a cabin. The western side holds additional build sites, set well back off the road where the pasture meets the creek, out of sight of the road. With build sites in multiple locations, this farm can carry more than one residence with real distance between them. Behind the open ground, 374± acres are wooded, including a 201± acre core timber block with mature pine on the tops and mixed soft and hardwood down the sides. That block is undeveloped, and a four-wheeler trail system already reaches through it, so getting around it does not start from scratch. This section is ready for your imagination and can be suited to whatever outdoor pursuit you want. Access is off Dickson Road on the north end and H L Martin Road on the southeast, both gravel county roads, with power along the frontage. Annual property taxes were approximately $1,132 in 2025. A farm this size with open ground, live water, more than one place to build, and power already at the road does not come up often in this region.

Dixon Rd, Iron City

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