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Set along Charlie Wynn Road in the Buchanan area of northeastern Henry County, Tall Pines Tract lies just south of the Tennessee-Kentucky line and west of Kentucky Lake. Paris to the southwest and Murray, Kentucky, to the northwest place the property within a regional setting that spans both sides of the state line.
The tract's timber is defined by approximately 8 acres of beautiful mature hardwood, complemented by recently thinned pine across the remaining acreage. Forest management work completed on the property was administered by a professional wildlife biologist. A small food plot is already present, adding to the tract's existing features.
Approximately 593 feet of paved frontage on Charlie Wynn Road and a good internal access road provide a practical way to enter and travel into the property. Power runs along the road frontage.
The nearby Highway 119 corridor connects south toward US Highway 79 and the Paris Landing area. Kentucky Lake and Paris Landing contribute to the surrounding region's recreation setting, while Fort Heiman, a unit of Fort Donelson National Battlefield, lies across the state line to the northeast. Buyers should verify final acreage and boundaries, legal access, utilities, driveway access, deed restrictions, soils, well and septic suitability, and any required approvals during their due diligence period.