RUSSELL CHAPEL LN- !! Fabulous New Listing!! As you drive into this property on a private drive, your flanked by freshly planted fruit trees, (Apple, Pear, & Peach), grape vines, small barn & kenneL. The 1600SQFT house is only a few months old and overloodks the most beautiful Indian Creek. Theres approximately 750-800FT on the water. It is a large creek that flows into the Tennessee River just about 4 miles away by canoe or small boat. Excellent fishing, (small mouth bass etc) clear cool creek for swimming or just enjoying. Abundant wildlife, deer & turkey everywhere. Park like setting with your own picnic areas. Yard is beautifully landscaped. The two level home has two large bedrooms, two baths. Reclaimed hardwood flooring upstairs with tile bathroom floors. Never run out of hot water with tankless water heater. Each floor has dual packaged terminal heating & AC units for perfect comfortable year round temperatures. Large hardwood trees surround the house & yard for a pleasant shady spot for summer days. Enjoy sipping your coffee on either the deck or on lower level patio. This is a fantastic piece of property that is rarely found. Enjoy country living with all city amenities. High speed internet available. Come see your new home!! For more information please call RICK HARWELLat 731-925-7900 or email rivercityrick@unitedcountry.com to schedule a private viewing of any of the vast array of properties; Recreational, TN Riverfront, Waterfront, Commercial, Timber, Hunting, or Vacant Land. Also, Cattle Farm, Horse Ranch, Crop Farms, General Farm, and Hobby Farms. Residential Country Homes, Cottage, Homes in Town, also Agricultural, Investment and Business Property. River City Realty, located in Savannah TN and Pickwick TN is proud to serve Hardin County, McNairy, Decatur, Henderson, Wayne and other surrounding counties in South West Tennessee.
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