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Long Ridge Reserve spans approximately 1,900 acres in the Pleasantville area of Hickman County. Wooded ridges, sheltered hollows and scattered openings give this middle Tennessee property a varied landscape with room to hunt, explore and spend time outdoors.
An extensive network of roads and trails leads through the property, following the terrain from wooded hollows to open ridgetops. Grassy openings are set among the trees and areas of thicker cover, creating a variety of places to enjoy and manage for wildlife. A small pond sits among the ridges, and long views extend across the surrounding countryside.
The size of Long Ridge Reserve gives an owner the opportunity to enjoy the property in different ways throughout the year. Spend a morning hunting a favorite opening, ride the trails in the afternoon or take time to explore a part of the property you haven't seen before. There is room here to share with family and friends and to develop a long-term vision for the land.
Located north of Highway 100 near Pleasantville, Long Ridge Reserve is west of Centerville and within reach of Columbia, Franklin and Nashville. For someone looking for a large hunting and recreational property in middle Tennessee, it offers a chance to own a substantial piece of Hickman County countryside.