1052 Antioch PikeNashville, TN 37211
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$2,281This opportunity does not present itself often in the vibrant Metro Nashville area; so don't miss out! Come view this 11-acre property, which includes parcel # 133-00-0-051.00 and 133-00-0-102.00. The 1/2 acre section highlighted in yellow on the pictures, presents an exciting possibility for residential development. While 10.5 acres of the property are situated within a floodplain, and can't be developed, it still offers an abundance of recreational use, including, but not limited to, growing a self sustainable garden, having multiple riding trails, starting a mini-farm, and urban hunting and fishing out of 7 Mile Creek. Ideal for developers, investors, or anyone looking for a recreational property with potential in a growing area, this land offers a number of possibilities for creative uses. This is an exceptional chance to own a substantial piece of land in one of the most sought-after cities in the country. Reach out today for more information, or to schedule a site visit!
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