Abandoned 71.78 acre Farm For Sale in Linden, Tennessee

Acreage for Sale in Perry County, TN

6081 Hwy 438 W, Linden, TN — 88.5-Acre Farm Opportunity
Discover the potential of this expansive 88.5-acre farm nestled in the heart of Perry County. With approximately 22 acres currently in row crop production and an additional 16 acres ready for reclamation, this property offers both immediate utility and long-term upside.

A vintage farmhouse sits on-site, offering restoration potential or a prime location for a new build. For those who enjoy hands-on projects, the property includes two spacious shops and multiple outbuildings—ideal for equipment storage, hobby work, or agricultural use.

A year-round creek meanders through the land, adding natural beauty and irrigation possibilities. Utilities are already in place, including city water, natural gas, and electric service.
Whether you’re seeking a working farm, a homestead with acreage, or a land investment with infrastructure in place, this property delivers versatility and value.

Tennessee River is less than 5 miles from the property, Mousetail State Park with in 10 miles, Lobelville Tn 8 miles, Linden Tn 12 miles, Nashville Tn 85 miles, Jackson Tn 60, Columbia Tn 65 miles. 

Call United Country Richardson Real Estate & Auction Inc at 931-589-2455 or contact Jarrod Richardson 931-224-9379 or Email at JarrodR9@gmail.com.

Living in Linden, TN

Linden, Tennessee, the county seat of Perry County, offers a quintessential small-town American experience with a population of around 1,385. Residents appreciate the peaceful, slower pace of life, the feeling that everyone knows everyone, and the overall sense of safety. The town sits along the scenic Buffalo River, providing ample opportunities for outdoor activities like canoeing, kayaking, fishing, and hiking. Linden is approximately midway between Memphis and Nashville, giving residents access to big-city amenities while being able to return to a quieter environment. Downtown Linden features a historic square, local shops, and the revitalized Commodore Hotel, which serves as a central hub for dining and entertainment, helping contribute to the town’s ongoing charm and community spirit.