Tennessee 1912 Former Church Building on 1.31 Acres – $75K

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• 2 bed
• 1.5+ bath
• 1,624 sqft
• 1.31 acre lot

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Peaceful rolling hills surround this 1.31-acre property in Tennessee. The area provides privacy and quiet from everyday noise, while a free-flowing stream winds along the rear boundary. Whether you want a renovation project or a spot to build a custom home, the non-restricted lot delivers flexibility. Utilities include a drilled well, septic system, electric, and a buried 500-gallon propane tank. Road frontage on two sides creates favorable access and layout options. Enjoy country living while remaining close to conveniences, as the property sits approximately 35 minutes from Columbia and 50 minutes from Spring Hill.

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Ethridge is a small, quiet community in Lawrence County, Tennessee, known primarily for hosting one of the largest Old Order Amish settlements in the Southern United States. When you drive through the area, the pace of life slows down significantly, marked by the sight of horse-drawn buggies traveling along the shoulders of the highway. The landscape is dotted with traditional farmsteads where the Amish community lives without modern conveniences like electricity or automobiles. Visitors often flock to the area to purchase handmade furniture, leather goods, and seasonal produce directly from farm stands, offering a unique glimpse into a lifestyle centered on simplicity and manual labor.

The surrounding area provides a scenic backdrop of rolling hills and lush farmland characteristic of Middle Tennessee. Beyond the Amish farms, the region is part of a broader agricultural belt where cattle farming and traditional crops remain vital to the local economy. While Ethridge itself maintains a rural and secluded atmosphere, it sits conveniently near the larger town of Lawrenceburg, providing a balance between rustic charm and essential modern amenities. The community’s identity is deeply tied to its heritage and the preservation of its peaceful environment, making it a distinct destination for those looking to experience a slower, more deliberate way of living.

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