No Homes with Collinwood Middle School Junior High School

No Homes with Collinwood Middle School Junior High School

Welcome to the charming community of Wayne County, Tennessee, where the picturesque landscapes and friendly atmosphere make it an ideal place to call home. Nestled in the heart of this serene region, you'll find a variety of beautiful homes that cater to families, professionals, and retirees alike.

One of the standout features of this area is its proximity to Collinwood Middle School, a well-regarded junior high school that emphasizes academic excellence and community involvement. Families with school-aged children will appreciate the convenience of having quality education just a stone's throw away. The school prides itself on fostering a nurturing environment where students can thrive, making it an attractive factor for those considering a move to this lovely part of Tennessee.

The homes in this subdivision are as diverse as the residents themselves, ranging from cozy single-family homes to spacious properties that offer plenty of room for growing families. Each residence boasts unique characteristics, ensuring that you can find the perfect fit for your lifestyle. With expansive yards, modern amenities, and a welcoming community spirit, these homes are designed for comfortable living.

Living in Wayne County also means enjoying the beauty of nature, with ample opportunities for outdoor activities such as hiking, fishing, and exploring the stunning landscapes that Tennessee has to offer. Whether you're drawn to the area's rich history or the warm community vibe, Wayne County is a place where you can truly feel at home. Discover your dream home in this delightful region today!

Newest No Homes with Collinwood Middle School Junior High School

$1,299,000
3598539 MLS ⋅ ACTIVE Status ⋅ 422 Acres ⋅ 38463 Zip Code
422± acres in Wayne County, Tennessee, a few minutes outside Iron City, offered as a working farm with hunting ground behind it. 48± acres of pasture, a year-round creek, multiple build sites, power at the road, and frontage on two gravel county roads. The 48± acres of pasture sit in the open ground along the creek and the road side. It is grass now, not ground that has to be cleared, so it is ready to graze, cut, or plant the first season. Stults Branch runs through the property year round with long creek frontage throughout the farm, which puts live water on the open ground without a pond to maintain. Build sites are the other half of the story. A cleared area on the east side already has pasture around it, creek access, and power at the road, which makes it a ready place to set a house or a cabin. The western side holds additional build sites, set well back off the road where the pasture meets the creek, out of sight of the road. With build sites in multiple locations, this farm can carry more than one residence with real distance between them. Behind the open ground, 374± acres are wooded, including a 201± acre core timber block with mature pine on the tops and mixed soft and hardwood down the sides. That block is undeveloped, and a four-wheeler trail system already reaches through it, so getting around it does not start from scratch. This section is ready for your imagination and can be suited to whatever outdoor pursuit you want. Access is off Dickson Road on the north end and H L Martin Road on the southeast, both gravel county roads, with power along the frontage. Annual property taxes were approximately $1,132 in 2025. A farm this size with open ground, live water, more than one place to build, and power already at the road does not come up often in this region.

Dixon Rd, Iron City

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