Land For Sale in Tennessee, 0.69 Acres in Saulsbury, Hardeman, Tennessee

Discover the tranquil charm of 487 Fairway Dr, Saulsbury, TN, a pristine 0.69-acre parcel nestled within the esteemed Grand Valley North subdivision. This splendid land offering invites visions of a serene haven or an adventurous outdoor retreat, poised for the crafting of your dream home or weekend escape.

Specifications:

• Land Size: 0.69 Acres
• APN: 120E D 007.00
• Legal Description: Grand Valley North Pb B Pg 285 Lot N487 Lots N487 & N488 Combined 75 X200
• Property Taxes: An affordable yearly contribution of approximately $41.00 enhances the value proposition of this land.
• HOA Fees: A current annual fee of $655.86.

Strategically located in Grand Valley North, the property transcends mere land, offering a lifestyle. This community is synonymous with quality and convenience, perfectly situated to provide access to Saulsbury’s local amenities and the natural beauty of Hardeman County. Prospective buyers should note the importance of community values here, where nature and neighborly camaraderie are paramount.

487 Fairway Dr, Saulsbury, TN, represents an opportunity for dreams of land ownership to be realized. Whether envisioning a custom home surrounded by Tennessee’s lush landscape or a sound investment in a growing community, this property stands ready. The future here promises as much richness as the land itself.

About Saulsbury, TN

The picturesque landscape of Hardeman County, embodies the essence of serene, rural living. This small community, characterized by its tranquil surroundings, offers a peaceful retreat from the hustle of city life. Saulsbury’s charm lies in its simplicity and the warm hospitality of its residents. The area is surrounded by natural beauty, from rolling hills to lush forests, providing a haven for outdoor enthusiasts and those seeking a quieter pace of life. Despite its size, Saulsbury is rich in community spirit, hosting events that bring residents together and foster a sense of belonging. With its scenic vistas and welcoming atmosphere, Saulsbury represents the quintessential small-town experience, promising a lifestyle of relaxation and camaraderie.

About Hardeman County, TN

With its blend of historic charm and natural beauty, offers a diverse and enriching experience to those who visit or call it home. As one of West Tennessee’s oldest counties, it boasts a rich tapestry of cultural heritage and historical significance, evident in its architecture, museums, and landmarks. The county’s landscape is marked by picturesque farms, forests, and the scenic Hatchie River, attracting outdoor enthusiasts for fishing, hiking, and wildlife observation. Hardeman County serves as a community hub for its towns, including the peaceful Saulsbury, offering various festivities, recreational facilities, and a friendly, neighborly atmosphere. This county melds the past and present, providing a unique, welcoming environment for residents and visitors alike, fostering a sense of pride and belonging in Tennessee’s heartland.

Details

Land Size:  0.69 Acres

APN (Assessor’s Parcel Number):  120E D 007.00

Legal Description: Grand Valley North Pb B Pg 285 Lot N487 Lots N487 & N488 Combined 75 X200

Property Taxes: Yes, $41.00

HOA Fees: It has a $0.00 balance currently. New fees will be billed in late February and are due April 1 of each year. This year the fees were $655.86, which are subject to change each year.

Zoning and Restrictions

Zoning: RESIDENTIAL-MOBILE HOME DISTRICTS (R-MH)

What Can Be Built on the Property: Single-family dwellings, customary accessory buildings; duplexes,

triplexes, and multi-family – See the details attached

Time Limit to Build: Building permit once issued will be good for 6 months.

Are Mobile Homes Allowed: Per HOA, No

Are RV’s Allowed: Per HOA, No

Are Tiny Homes Allowed: Per HOA, No

Camping Restrictions: Per HOA, No

Short Term Vacation Rentals allowed? Per HOA, No

HOA Info and More

HOA Website: Grand Valley Lakes

HOA Name: Grand Valley Lakes POA, Inc

HOA / Comm Assn: Yes

HOA Fee: $655.86

HOA Pmt Sched: Annually

More HOA Info: Newcomers Link

Grand Valley Lakes Bylaws

Grand Valley Lakes Covenants

Amenities Link

Resident Amenities

Recreational Lake – Our spring-fed 125-acre recreational lake is ideal for year-round water sports, great fishing and summer swimming.

Ladies Club – The Grand Valley Lakes Ladies Club is an active group of ladies dedicated to enriching the community and creating fun events. We meet every second Saturday morning at the Lodge.

Men’s Club – The Grand Valley Lakes Men’s Club is a hardworking, fun-loving bunch of men. We meet every second Saturday morning at the Lodge.

Exercise Room – Residents can use a variety of exercise equipment located within the Lodge.

Annual Events – The July 4th fireworks show, Boat Parade, Potluck Dinner, Fish Fry, Auction, Winter Dance, Pancake Breakfast are some of our annual events.

Lodge – At the center of our community is the Lodge where community and private events are held. The exercise room, library and POA main office are located here.

Boat Launch & Slip – Residents have free access to our boat launch. Boat slips are available for a nominal fee.

24-Hour Security – Enter and exit through the front gate operated by staff 24/7. Our lake and neighborhood are patrolled by staff 24/7.

Additional Specific Inquiries

Are container homes allowed: Per HOA, No

Utilities & Internet Information

Public Water, Electricity, Public Sewer

Water / Sewer: 03 – PUBLIC / Individual Utilities – Electricity: 01 – PUBLIC

Is there a gas connection: No, would need to reach out to Dixie Gas Co at (731) 658-3353 or AmeriGas Propane at (901) 465-4388

Municipal and County Officials

Contact information for relevant municipal and county officials and departments related to land planning, zoning, assessment, and recording.

Hardeman County TN Planning and Zoning Department: 731-658-5412 (Website)

Hardeman County TN Assessor’s Office: 731-658-6522 (Website)

Hardeman County TN Register of Deeds: 731-658-3476 (Website)

(GIS Website) for Hardeman County TN

Local Things to Do

1 hr 18 Min – Graceland – 73.7 Miles (Learn More) (Driving Directions)

23 Min – National Bird Dog Museum – 17.4 Miles (Learn More) (Driving Directions)

3 hr 10 Min – Grand Ole Opry – 180 Miles (Learn More) (Driving Directions)

1 hr 24 min – National Civil Rights Museum – 77.1 Miles (Learn More) (Driving Directions)

36 Min – Big Hill Pond State Park – 26.2 Miles (Learn More) (Driving Directions)

Nearby Parks

21 Min -Thousand Trails Cherokee Landing -13.9 Miles (Learn More) (Driving Directions)

16 Min -Bolivar City Park -11.5 Miles (Learn More) (Driving Directions)

29 Min – Walnut Municipal Park –21.2 Miles (Learn More) (Driving Directions)

22 Min – Hatchie Town River Park –14.8 Miles (Learn More) (Driving Directions)

35 Min – Ghost River State Natural Area–27.6 Miles (Learn More) (Driving Directions)

Local Towns Nearby

23 Min – Grand Junction, Tennessee – 17.3 Miles  (Driving Directions)

10 Min – Van Buren, Tennessee – 6.0 Miles  (Driving Directions)

4 hrs. 21 Min – Hopewell, Hopewell, Mississippi – 265 Miles  (Driving Directions)

4 hrs. 40 Min – Center Point, Tennessee – 263 Miles  (Driving Directions)

16 Min – Rogers Springs, Tennessee – 11.1 Miles  (Driving Directions)

32 Min – New Canaan, Mississippi – 23.2 Miles  (Driving Directions)

15 Min – Hickory Valley, Tennessee – 9.5 Miles  (Driving Directions)

33 Min – Canaan, Mississippi – 23.8 Miles  (Driving Directions)

25 Min – La Grange, Tennessee – 19.7 Miles  (Driving Directions)

32 Min – Mt Moriah, Mississippi – 22.4 Miles  (Driving Directions)

28 Min – Michigan City, Mississippi – 23.2 Miles  (Driving Directions)

19 Min – Middleburg, Tennessee – 13.4 Miles  (Driving Directions)

35 Min – Spring Hill, Mississippi – 29.2 Miles  (Driving Directions)

16 Min – Lisbon, Tennessee – 10.7 Miles  (Driving Directions)

19 Min – Middleton, Tennessee – 12.9 Miles  (Driving Directions)

Major Cities Nearby

1 hr 25 Min – Memphis, Tennessee – 78.6 Miles  (Driving Directions)

2 hr 53 Min – Nashville, Tennessee – 169 Miles  (Driving Directions)

3 hr 24 Min – Birmingham, Alabama – 220 Miles  (Driving Directions)

4 hr 49 Min – Saint Louis, Missouri – 305 Miles  (Driving Directions)

5 hr 37 Min – Atlanta, Georgia – 367 Miles  (Driving Directions)

5 hr 18 Min – Louisville, Kentucky – 342 Miles  (Driving Directions)

5 hr 53 Min – Lexington, Kentucky – 379 Miles  (Driving Directions)

6 hr 19 Min – Baton Rouge, Louisiana – 406 Miles  (Driving Directions)

6 hr 56 Min – Indianapolis, Indiana – 454 Miles  (Driving Directions)

6 hr 45 Min – Cincinnati, Ohio – 438 Miles  (Driving Directions)

How To Buy This Land? Very Simple 4 Step Process Below

Step 1: Contact us to get a Purchase Agreement. ($149 document processing fee applies)

Step 2: Once all parties have signed. A $125 required with Earnest Money Deposit.

Step 3: Deed recorded with county.

Step 4: Once all is complete, you’re land owner!

*Owner Financing Available.

* Please note that the information provided is based on current knowledge and could be subject to change. It is the responsibility of the buyer to verify all details and perform their due diligence before purchasing the property.