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Chestnut Grove Rd, Pulaski

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.

3620007 MLS ⋅ ACTIVE Status ⋅ 84 Acres ⋅ 38478 Zip Code

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.

Chestnut Grove Rd, Pulaski

754 Chestnut Ridge Rd, Pulaski

This 15.5 ± acre tract in Giles County offers a quiet setting suitable for a primary residence, weekend retreat, or small recreational property with convenient access to town. The land sits along a low-traffic county road, providing a sense of privacy without feeling isolated. With over 500 feet of road frontage, the entrance area provides a practical homesite that offers good visibility to the road while placing the remainder of the acreage further back for hunting, riding, or general outdoor use. Beyond the buildable area, a trail system extends into the interior, making movement across the property easy by foot, ATV or side-by-side. These well-laid trails connect the homesite area to the food plot and timbered sections, creating a practical layout for year-round land management. A large food plot is already established and is positioned to attract and hold wildlife within the property boundaries. Regular deer and turkey activity has been observed, supported by a mix of natural cover, edge habitat and access to food sources. The terrain is manageable and usable, offering a blend of open space and wooded sections that present a variety of habitat without being overly complicated to maintain. The size of the tract makes it suitable for those wanting room to hunt or recreate without the demands of a larger farm. Whether used as a private homesite, a recreational retreat, or a hybrid of both, the layout allows for flexibility in how the land is enjoyed. The setting, access, and existing improvements mean this property can be utilized immediately, while still giving a future owner the opportunity to fine-tune it over time to meet personal goals.

3619333 MLS ⋅ ACTIVE Status ⋅ 15.5 Acres ⋅ 38478 Zip Code

This 15.5 ± acre tract in Giles County offers a quiet setting suitable for a primary residence, weekend retreat, or small recreational property with convenient access to town. The land sits along a low-traffic county road, providing a sense of privacy without feeling isolated. With over 500 feet of road frontage, the entrance area provides a practical homesite that offers good visibility to the road while placing the remainder of the acreage further back for hunting, riding, or general outdoor use. Beyond the buildable area, a trail system extends into the interior, making movement across the property easy by foot, ATV or side-by-side. These well-laid trails connect the homesite area to the food plot and timbered sections, creating a practical layout for year-round land management. A large food plot is already established and is positioned to attract and hold wildlife within the property boundaries. Regular deer and turkey activity has been observed, supported by a mix of natural cover, edge habitat and access to food sources. The terrain is manageable and usable, offering a blend of open space and wooded sections that present a variety of habitat without being overly complicated to maintain. The size of the tract makes it suitable for those wanting room to hunt or recreate without the demands of a larger farm. Whether used as a private homesite, a recreational retreat, or a hybrid of both, the layout allows for flexibility in how the land is enjoyed. The setting, access, and existing improvements mean this property can be utilized immediately, while still giving a future owner the opportunity to fine-tune it over time to meet personal goals.

754 Chestnut Ridge Rd, Pulaski

600 Childers St, Pulaski

Hard to find! This building lot offers a great opportunity in a convenient Pulaski location, just blocks from the Downtown Pulaski Square and the University of Tennessee Southern. With the flexibility to build what you want, this property gives you the opportunity to bring your plans and ideas to life. Enjoy being close to downtown, the university, shopping, dining, and other local conveniences while still having a property you can make your own. Whether you're ready to build now or looking for a property to hold for the future, this lot offers plenty of possibilities in a location that's hard to beat. Come take a look and see the potential for yourself!

3618806 MLS ⋅ ACTIVE Status ⋅ 0.22 Acres ⋅ 38478 Zip Code

Hard to find! This building lot offers a great opportunity in a convenient Pulaski location, just blocks from the Downtown Pulaski Square and the University of Tennessee Southern. With the flexibility to build what you want, this property gives you the opportunity to bring your plans and ideas to life. Enjoy being close to downtown, the university, shopping, dining, and other local conveniences while still having a property you can make your own. Whether you're ready to build now or looking for a property to hold for the future, this lot offers plenty of possibilities in a location that's hard to beat. Come take a look and see the potential for yourself!

600 Childers St, Pulaski

612 Bee Spring Rd, Dellrose

Roughly 32 of those acres are open pasture and cropland still in rotation. The ground rolls up off the road to high, open sites with long views back across the fields. Eleven acres of timber hold the back half, thick enough to keep deer and turkey on it. Three ponds. A spring branch down the northeast side. An older barn still standing and still useful. 460± feet of frontage on county blacktop, not gravel, with public electric and natural gas already at the road.

3603863 MLS ⋅ ACTIVE UNDER CONTRACT Status ⋅ 43.05 Acres ⋅ 38453 Zip Code

Roughly 32 of those acres are open pasture and cropland still in rotation. The ground rolls up off the road to high, open sites with long views back across the fields. Eleven acres of timber hold the back half, thick enough to keep deer and turkey on it. Three ponds. A spring branch down the northeast side. An older barn still standing and still useful. 460± feet of frontage on county blacktop, not gravel, with public electric and natural gas already at the road.

612 Bee Spring Rd, Dellrose

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