Shane Martin
Principal Broker, West TN | Associate Broker, AR | Associate Broker, MS
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Welcome to the Hardeman 430.8 in Saulsbury, Tennessee. Located in Hardeman County, this is the kind of property that offers a little bit of everything people look for in a large West Tennessee farm—good hunting habitat, pasture, water, improvements, and a home already in place.
The 430.8± acres feature a mix of mature hardwoods, open pasture, large established food plots, and multiple water sources. A 5+ acre stocked lake provides fishing and recreation, while Spring Creek winds through the property and adds another natural water source for wildlife and livestock.
From a hunting standpoint, the property has a lot going for it. The combination of mature timber, open ground, former food plots, and water creates strong habitat for whitetail deer and wild turkey. An established interior road system makes it easy to get around the farm for hunting, checking cameras, maintaining food plots, or simply enjoying the property. The farm is also set up well for livestock, horses, or other agricultural uses. Pasture ground is already in place, along with a feeding trough barn, multiple other barns, sheds, and utility buildings for equipment, feed, tools, and storage.
A 1,859± square foot home, built in 1963, with an attached garage, gives the property an established residence that could be used as a full-time home, weekend getaway, or hunting camp. Two gated entrances provide convenient access, and the farm has approximately 4,400 feet of frontage along Lake Hardeman Road.
Whether you’re looking for a hunting and recreational farm, a place for livestock or horses, a family property, or a large tract of West Tennessee land with room to make it your own, the Hardeman 430.8 offers the acreage, water, habitat, and improvements to do just that.
Call Shane Martin or Luci Gann today to learn more and schedule a private showing!
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