0 N Osborntown Rd, Arlington, TN 38002

A rare opportunity to own a substantial 127± acre canvas in one of West Tennessee's most sought-after growth corridors. Whether your vision is a private legacy estate, a strategic family compound, or a thoughtful development play, this tract delivers the size, location, and infrastructure to make it happen. Tracts of this scale rarely come available this close to Arlington, and when they do, they move quickly. With 127± acres at your disposal, you have the flexibility to shape the land to fit your goals rather than the other way around. Keep It Whole - A True Legacy Estate Build your dream home sited exactly where the views, topography, and privacy suit you best, with acreage to spare for pastures, ponds, equestrian facilities, hunting, or simply the peace of mind that comes from owning the horizon. Properties of this size create a buffer that money alone can't replicate once the surrounding land is developed. Subdivide Into 4 Premier 30+ Acre Tracts The size and shape of this parcel lend themselves beautifully to a division into four generously sized homesites of 30+ acres each - a configuration that's increasingly in demand as buyers seek room to breathe without sacrificing proximity to town. Large-acreage estate lots near Arlington command strong interest from custom-home buyers, and four well-planned tracts could serve as an excellent long-term hold, a family legacy division, or a boutique development opportunity. Development-ready infrastructure is already in place along Osborntown Rd., including electricity, public water, and natural gas. Having all three major utilities at the road dramatically reduces site development costs and timeline, which is a significant advantage over raw rural tracts where utility extension can add considerable expense and delay. Location, Location, Location Less than 10 minutes from everything Arlington has to offer: shopping, dining, healthcare, and the charm of historic downtown Arlington. Arlington has seen remarkable momentum in recent years, with steady population growth, new commercial investment, and expanding residential development pushing demand for quality acreage in every direction. Properties with this combination of size, utility access, and proximity to town are a finite resource and they are not being made anymore.