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Humphreys County at Dickson County Line in Tennessee City, TN
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Super 5.9%
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Super 5.9%
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Humphreys County at Dickson County Line in Tennessee City, TN
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A R E C R E AT I O N A L PA R A D I S E
444 acres offered as 20 tracts, ranging in size from 5 to 60 acres or as a whole.
A rare opportunity to own a large contiguous tract in Middle Tennessee.
Come Home to Addie Lake!
www.trophybasslake.com
ADDIE LAKE
AWESOME BU ILDING SITES OVERLOOKING THIS TROPHY BASS LAKE
MILES OF RIDING TRAILS ~ CIVIL WAR HISTORICAL SITE
GREAT HUNTING AREA ~ LARGE BOUNDRY OF TIMBER
www.trophybasslake.com
Open Farm: Friday, October 24th and Saturday October 25th - 10am to 5pm
Monday, October 27th thru Friday, October 31st - 1pm to 5pm, daily
444 acres offered as 20 tracts, ranging in size from
5 to 60 acres or as a whole. A rare opportunity to own
a large contiguous tract in Middle Tennessee.
A R E C R E AT I O N A L PA R A D I S E AT A D D I E L A K E
Rediscover… the simple riches of life, when a blackberry
was something you picked with Grandma and made into jam, the spot
where your Grandfather taught you to fish, the taste of a cool watermelon,
in the heat of July, right off the vine, the crackling sound as you drive
down a winding country road, and the chug of a near by locomotive
headed for some distant land...a place where neighbors don't have to knock.
LOCATION: Located 10.5 miles west of Dickson, TN on Hwy 70. Only 50
miles west of Nashville and the International Airport. 8 miles from Dickson
Municipal Airport (capable of jet service). From Nashville take I-40 west to
the Dickson Tenn. Exit # 172 (Hwy 46 /Centerville/ Dickson). Go up the
ramp and turn right on Hwy 46. Go 5 miles to the intersection of Hwy 46 and
Hwy 70( Henslee Drive). Turn left onto US Hwy 70. Go 10.5 miles passing
through Tennessee City, TN and see auction signs posted on the property on
the left.
REAL ESTATE: This property has been surveyed, divided, and calculated
to be sold in approximately 20 tracts with the right of combinations. This
property will be sold by the multi-parcel auction method of sale.
AUCTIONEERS NOTES: WOW! What a special and unique property.
Awesome lake frontage tracts in a gated community! Well restricted to
protect you and your investment. Lovely wooded tracts that are level to barely
rolling. Just the place for that new home, or second home get away, that
company hunting lodge, or that private family recreational area. This choice
property is the VIP destination! Call today for a free color brochure with,
survey plat. Come! Look! Buy!
TERMS: Super Terms: 20% down the day of the auction sale and sign the sales
agreement and the remaining 80% in full at closing or accept the following
terms offered by Citizens Bank of Gallatin, Tennessee, the remaining 80%
payable monthly over 5 to 20 years (Banks discretion) with 5.9% interest
included in the payments for the first year. Interest to be adjusted annually to
be the prime rate plus 1.5 %. Great terms! Some restrictions apply. Call Randal
Carter at (615) 206-1748.
NOTE: A 10% buyers premium will be added to the final bid to establish the
contract price.
CLOSING ATTORNEY: Devon Sutherland (615) 824-7059
AUCTIONEER: Harold Gene Carman, Jr. LLC DBA Gene Carman Real
Estate & Auctions. Call Toll Free 1-877-374-4694, or Cell: (615) 478-3754.
Open Farm: Friday, October 24th and
Saturday October 25th - 10am to 5pm
Monday, October 27th thru Friday,
October 31st - 1pm to 5pm, daily
STEEPED IN HISTORY: This property, formerly known as Hurricane
Creek Stockade, was a Union camp set-up to protect the railroad from
Confederate guerrila troops. Supplies for the Northern aggression came
via the Tennessee River to New Johnsonville, then by rail to Nashville.
This property protected Section 54 of the Nashville Northwestern railway
and was a hub of activity for 1000's of Union solders.
Locals can still recall the stories passed to them by their parents of near-by
skirmishes, plagues, derailed trains, desertion and even the occasional ghost
story. Recent archeological research has found many earthworks including
rifle pits, cannon mounds, winter huts (campsites), cistern wells as well as
many artifacts.
See Seller’s Website at:
www.trophybasslake.com
444 acres offered as 20 tracts, ranging in size from 5 to 60 acres or as a whole. A rare opportunity to own a large contiguous tract in Middle Tennessee.