DeKalb County, TN

Center Hill Lake Recreation Land

SOLD 68 +/- Acres
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Why You'll Love It

Privately gated 68-acre retreat with a year-round spring-fed creek, rolling hills, and miles of private trails just 7 miles from Center Hill Lake’s Pates Ford Marina and 11 miles from Rock Island State Park. Enjoy peaceful woods, open pasture, and flowing water while having quick access to boating, fishing, and outdoor recreation without lakefront pricing. This rare property offers immediate usability with major improvements already in place, making it ideal for a private recreational estate, hunting retreat, or future home or cabin site. The land includes two surveyed tracts totaling approximately 68 acres, with about 56 wooded acres and 12 acres of open pasture, providing a great balance of privacy and usable space. Nearly three miles of maintained internal trails allow easy access throughout the property for UTVs, ATVs, hiking, and wildlife management. Note: Tract 3, a 1.28-acre parcel east of Antioch Road, is not included in the sale. A new 1,200 square foot barn with patio built in 2025 is supported by utilities in place for immediate connection, including a two-bedroom septic system, city water, and electric service. Rough-in plumbing is complete, with final septic tie-in remaining. A four-bedroom perc test has also been completed on the upper portion of the property, offering additional building potential. High-speed fiber internet and natural gas are available at the road. With scenic water features, gated privacy, and proximity to Center Hill Lake, this improved acreage offers recreation, lifestyle, and long-term value. All offers will be considered based on terms and timing.

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Tax Map 101 Parcel 6.02

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Property Highlights
Hunting, Fishing & Recreation Turkey, Whitetail Deer, River/Creek/Stream, ATVing, Camping, Hiking, RV-Friendly, Barn/Shed/Outbuilding
Homes, Cabins, Acreages & Lots Vacant Land, Barn/Shed/Outbuilding
  • • 68 Acres with Woods and Pasture
    Approximately 56 wooded acres and 12 open pasture acres provide a great mix of privacy, wildlife habitat, and usable land. Ideal for recreation, hunting, and future development.
  • • Year-Round Creek
    A scenic creek runs through the property, attracting wildlife and enhancing recreational enjoyment. Natural water features add long-term value and appeal.
  • • Privately Gated Entrance
    Access is through a single gated entrance between Turkey Branch Creek and a steep ravine, creating natural security and privacy. Steep boundaries and fenced neighbors form a protected perimeter with walkable rolling terrain inside.
  • • Nearly Three Miles of Maintained Trails
    Established internal trails allow easy access for ATVs, UTVs, hiking, and hunting throughout the property. Ready for immediate use.
  • • New 1,200 Sq Ft Barn (2025)
    Recently built barn provides storage, workspace, or a basecamp for outdoor activities. A major improvement already in place. There is also a 10x16 amish built shed on the property (2024)
  • • Utilities at Barn Site
    City water, electric service, and a two-bedroom septic system are installed at the barn location and ready for final tie-in. Rough-in plumbing is complete.
  • • Four-Bedroom Perc Test Available
    Additional perc test on the upper portion of the property offers flexibility for a future home or cabin build.
  • • Minutes from Center Hill Lake and Major State Parks
    Just 7 miles from Pates Ford Marina on Center Hill Lake and 11 miles from Rock Island State Park, with Edgar Evins State Park and other sought-after Middle Tennessee recreation areas nearby for boating, fishing, hiking, biking, kayaking, and waterfalls.

Estimated Acres:

2 Surveyed Tracts

  • Tract 1 - 39.02 acres
  • Tract 2 - 29.11 acres

Note: Tract 3 - 1.28 acres on the east side of Antioch Road is not included in this sale. The two surveyed tracts totaling approximately 68 acres, with about 56 wooded acres and 12 acres of open pasture. Tract 1 has Turkey Branch Creek. All rolling hills.

 

2025 Taxes:

$425

Zoning:

Unrestricted

Future Land Use:

Recreational buyers, hunters, private individuals seeking privacy, Outdoor enthusiast with close proximity to lake and several recreation areas, and buyers planning future residential, getaway cabin, and possible recreation rental development.

Listing ID#:

3270200

Location
7500 Antioch Road
Smithville, TN 37166

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Coordinates:

35.859307761904 , -85.727540999999

From Smithville TN 37155 - TN-56 S / Congress BLVD to TN-288 S/ Keltonburg Road Stay on Keltonburg Road 288S which turns into antioch road 288S for 5 miles

All land qualifies for a 1031 exchange!
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Turkey Branch Creek Flows through tract 1. This spring fed creek flows year round, although the high side of the creek may go underground when its been dry. Water is available year round at the low side. (1 of 37)
Turkey Branch Creek Flows through tract 1. This spring fed creek flows year round, although the high side of the creek may go underground when its been dry. Water is available year round at the low side. (1 of 37)
Turkey Branch Creek photo #2 (2 of 37)
Turkey Branch Creek photo #2 (2 of 37)
Turkey Branch Creek photo #3 (3 of 37)
Turkey Branch Creek photo #3 (3 of 37)
Turkey Branch Creek photo #4 (4 of 37)
Turkey Branch Creek photo #4 (4 of 37)
Turkey Branch Creek photo #5 (5 of 37)
Turkey Branch Creek photo #5 (5 of 37)
Approximately 3 miles of GPS'd trails take you across the property with many great feed sites and easy access. See the trail map. (6 of 37)
Approximately 3 miles of GPS'd trails take you across the property with many great feed sites and easy access. See the trail map. (6 of 37)
Topography map of the property and its rolling terrain. (7 of 37)
Topography map of the property and its rolling terrain. (7 of 37)
Trails photo #2 (8 of 37)
Trails photo #2 (8 of 37)
Trails photo #3 (9 of 37)
Trails photo #3 (9 of 37)
Trails photo #4 (10 of 37)
Trails photo #4 (10 of 37)
Trails photo #5 (11 of 37)
Trails photo #5 (11 of 37)
The big hill which is the highest point on the property has great views. This is where the amish shed sits and there is power run to a outdoor plugin from the pole. (12 of 37)
The big hill which is the highest point on the property has great views. This is where the amish shed sits and there is power run to a outdoor plugin from the pole. (12 of 37)
View from the top of the big hill photo #1 (13 of 37)
View from the top of the big hill photo #1 (13 of 37)
View from the top of the big hill photo #2 (14 of 37)
View from the top of the big hill photo #2 (14 of 37)
View from the top of the big hill photo #3 (15 of 37)
View from the top of the big hill photo #3 (15 of 37)
View from the top of the big hill photo #4 (16 of 37)
View from the top of the big hill photo #4 (16 of 37)
View from the top of the big hill photo #5 (17 of 37)
View from the top of the big hill photo #5 (17 of 37)
Private gated entrance between turkey branch creek and a ravine that follows the road on the other side. The entrance is between the bridge openings of each on TN-288 Antioch Road (18 of 37)
Private gated entrance between turkey branch creek and a ravine that follows the road on the other side. The entrance is between the bridge openings of each on TN-288 Antioch Road (18 of 37)
This picture is looking the other way with the new drive way to the barn. (19 of 37)
This picture is looking the other way with the new drive way to the barn. (19 of 37)
This is the new driveway from the barn entrance looking toward antioch road. Most of the trails on the property all though not gravel can support the width of a truck easily. (20 of 37)
This is the new driveway from the barn entrance looking toward antioch road. Most of the trails on the property all though not gravel can support the width of a truck easily. (20 of 37)
This is the new 30x40 barn with 12x40 covered patio. The barn roof and walls are completely insulated (wind barrier). The double door, single man door, and 10x10 shop door are all insulated (10x10 shop door is now installed and it is black. (21 of 37)
This is the new 30x40 barn with 12x40 covered patio. The barn roof and walls are completely insulated (wind barrier). The double door, single man door, and 10x10 shop door are all insulated (10x10 shop door is now installed and it is black. (21 of 37)
Front of barn. All 6 windows in the barn are 48"x48". (22 of 37)
Front of barn. All 6 windows in the barn are 48"x48". (22 of 37)
Back side of barn. This is where the installed septic will attach. We also ran a water line under the concrete to this side of the barn which could be used for a spicket. The intention was to branch from there up to the big hill where the 4 bedroom perc site is. (23 of 37)
Back side of barn. This is where the installed septic will attach. We also ran a water line under the concrete to this side of the barn which could be used for a spicket. The intention was to branch from there up to the big hill where the 4 bedroom perc site is. (23 of 37)
One view from the patio. the road to creek is below the front elevation of the barn. (24 of 37)
One view from the patio. the road to creek is below the front elevation of the barn. (24 of 37)
This is the inside from the shop door. You can see the rough in plumbing. Look at the barn layout pdf to see the design. It is set for 2 full baths. One facing the kitchen side and one facing the shop side. The water heater, washer and dryer, and tub sink is plumbed for the back side (shop side) of the left hand bathroom. (25 of 37)
This is the inside from the shop door. You can see the rough in plumbing. Look at the barn layout pdf to see the design. It is set for 2 full baths. One facing the kitchen side and one facing the shop side. The water heater, washer and dryer, and tub sink is plumbed for the back side (shop side) of the left hand bathroom. (25 of 37)
All plumbing is PVC with hot and cold pex line run through it. So it could easily be replaced if something were to happen. No plumbing is in the exterior walls it is all run under the concrete. (26 of 37)
All plumbing is PVC with hot and cold pex line run through it. So it could easily be replaced if something were to happen. No plumbing is in the exterior walls it is all run under the concrete. (26 of 37)
This is all open land that runs along the creek. (27 of 37)
This is all open land that runs along the creek. (27 of 37)
Open creek land photo #2 (28 of 37)
Open creek land photo #2 (28 of 37)
Open creek land photo #3. The black hole at the end of this pic is the creek crossing to the road the runs below the barn. (29 of 37)
Open creek land photo #3. The black hole at the end of this pic is the creek crossing to the road the runs below the barn. (29 of 37)
Open creek land photo #4 (30 of 37)
Open creek land photo #4 (30 of 37)
Open creek land photo #5 (31 of 37)
Open creek land photo #5 (31 of 37)
Open creek land photo #6 (32 of 37)
Open creek land photo #6 (32 of 37)
Open creek land photo #7 (33 of 37)
Open creek land photo #7 (33 of 37)
This satellite photo shows the property lines along with the GPS from riding the trails and barn location. (34 of 37)
This satellite photo shows the property lines along with the GPS from riding the trails and barn location. (34 of 37)
This was just a quick sketch up to the barn and utilities in relationship to Antioch and where it is on the property. (35 of 37)
This was just a quick sketch up to the barn and utilities in relationship to Antioch and where it is on the property. (35 of 37)
Tract #1 / 39.02 acres - This tract has the property entrance, barn, city water, underground power from the pole on the property, as well as turkey branch creek. The power pole may split track one and two so both can use. This would need to be verified if you wanted to separate the tracts. (36 of 37)
Tract #1 / 39.02 acres - This tract has the property entrance, barn, city water, underground power from the pole on the property, as well as turkey branch creek. The power pole may split track one and two so both can use. This would need to be verified if you wanted to separate the tracts. (36 of 37)
Tract #2 / 29.11 acres - This tract has an easement across track one of 50 feet for access. The access is the main property roda that would take you past the driveway for the barn. (37 of 37)
Tract #2 / 29.11 acres - This tract has an easement across track one of 50 feet for access. The access is the main property roda that would take you past the driveway for the barn. (37 of 37)
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