Quiet seclusion and spacePrivacy and usable groundEstablished fruit trees
Tucked away in the countryside just outside Ripley, 710 Porters Gap Road offers 77 acres of true West Tennessee farmland with the kind of privacy and usable ground that's getting harder to find. A long drive leads to a gated entrance, setting the tone for the quiet seclusion and space this property provides. The property is already set up for country living and farm use with a mobile home on site, a large barn with an attached tiny home, and a separate sheep barn, giving you multiple functional structures for livestock, storage, or additional living space. The acreage offers open ground ideal for cattle, horses, pigs, chickens, goats, or sheep, along with established fruit trees that add to the property's homestead appeal. Whether you're looking to operate a working farm, start a hobby farm, or simply enjoy the space and freedom of rural living, this property provides the land and infrastructure to make it happen. For buyers thinking long-term, the property also offers beautiful potential homesites, allowing you to build a custom home overlooking your own acreage while keeping the existing improvements for farm operations or guest space. Properties with this amount of land, privacy, and usable farm infrastructure rarely come available in this area.If you've been searching for a place where you can spread out, work the land, and create your own rural lifestyle, this is one worth seeing.
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