Not raw land. Not a one-use property. This is 21+ acres with a residence, barn, arena, fencing, creek, and two-parcel flexibility already in place. Set in Primm Springs and minutes from 840, Leiper’s Fork, and Fairview, this property offers the kind of versatility that is difficult to recreate from the ground up. The acreage combines rolling terrain, open areas, established fencing, a four-stall barn, a large riding arena, and creek frontage, giving a future owner an immediate foundation for equestrian use, recreation, agriculture, or a private country setting.The property is made up of two parcels, creating added flexibility for future plans, subject to zoning, soils, access, utilities, and applicable approvals. Rather than purchasing vacant acreage and beginning with years of improvements ahead, a buyer can step into a property where much of the infrastructure is already established.An existing residence of more than 7,100 square feet adds another layer of opportunity. The home includes a finished lower level with its own kitchen and separate entrance, allowing for a range of possible uses such as multigenerational living, guest accommodations, private work space, or potential income-producing use.This is a property that can serve more than one purpose. It may appeal to buyers looking for an equestrian setup, a family compound, an acreage retreat, agricultural use, or a property with room to grow and evolve over time.Located in Williamson County, the property offers substantial acreage, existing improvements, and the ability to begin with more than a blank canvas.Bring the vision. Much of the groundwork is already here.
Listing courtesy of Pinnacle Point Properties & Development.

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