Description of 0 Pea Ridge Rd, Manchester - MLS# 2979356
This 151.9-acre surveyed tract on Pea Ridge Road in Coffee County, Tennessee, presents a unique opportunity to create a private estate with breathtaking views of Normandy Lake and the surrounding hills. The property features a balanced mix of open pasture, timber, and water features, making it ideal for a rural estate, family farm, or recreational retreat. There are multiple high-elevation building sites that allow custom home placement, offering panoramic views of both Normandy Lake and the Tennessee hills. The land is diverse and productive, with approximately 12.5 acres of open pasture, 12.5 acres of mature pine timber for long-term value, and 127 acres of mature hardwood timber that is scenic and marketable, providing potential income. A spring-fed creek flows for over 800 feet through the property, adding natural beauty. With nearly 600 feet of frontage on Pea Ridge Road and an established road and trail system, the property is easily accessible. For outdoor enthusiasts, this tract offers exceptional opportunities for deer and turkey hunting, along with established trails for ATVs, horseback riding, and hiking. Normandy Lake, a 2,500-acre reservoir known for fishing, boating, and water sports, is just minutes away, providing year-round recreational possibilities. The location further enhances the appeal, with Manchester less than 15 minutes away, and I-24 nearby for easy access to Nashville and Chattanooga. Murfreesboro is under 45 minutes away, while Shelbyville and Tullahoma offer nearby conveniences for shopping, dining, and schools. Whether you envision a custom ridge-top estate, a family farm with livestock and crops, or a recreational property to enjoy with family and friends, this Coffee County tract offers unmatched potential. Large contiguous tracts with electricity, creek frontage, marketable timber, and views of Normandy Lake are rarely available, making this a prime opportunity to establish a legacy property in the heart of Middle Tennessee.
