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0 Pair Six DrSpringfield, TN 37172
Approximately 60 acres of working Robertson County farm ground, carved out of a larger parcel and offered without the residence. County land-use records put the tract largely in rotation cropland and pasture with roughly a dozen acres of woodland along the draws, and the ground rolls enough to drain well while staying workable. The farm is set up and in use: board and pipe fencing with hung gates, a covered cattle working facility with sorting pens and a chute, an open-sided loafing barn, an equipment shed, and waterers in the fields. Timbered edges and the wooded hollow give cover and a natural buffer between the open ground and the neighbors. Public electric serves the property, fiber internet is available at the road. Springfield is about seven miles out and the Nashville area is roughly a 25-minute drive, which puts a genuine cattle and hay operation inside easy commuting range. The residence and its immediate homesite are excluded from this offering. Acreage is approximate and taken from a county parcel measurement; a survey and lot split will establish the final boundary and legal description, and taxes will be reassessed after the split. Buyer to verify all information.
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