About 2210 Poarch Hollow Rd
19.46 acres just outside Lewisburg with water available through Lewisburg Water & Wastewater, paved road access, open meadow, mature timber, rolling terrain, and a small pond.
Turn off paved Poarch Hollow Rd and follow the long drive back until the property opens up into a private mix of rolling hills, meadow, and woods. It’s the kind of place where you step out of your truck and immediately start picturing your life there.
This land has lived before. A mobile home sat in the clearing for years, animals roamed the meadow, and the property was once somebody’s home. That chapter has closed and the land has been quiet since, but the bones are still here. An older barn remains on the property, along with open ground that gives you room to build, plant, keep animals, or create your own homestead without starting entirely from scratch.
The mix of timber and open ground also makes the property attractive for recreation. Deer and turkey frequent the area, while the meadow, pond, and wooded edges give you nearly 20 acres to hunt, explore, or simply enjoy your own space.
The property is large enough to qualify for lowered Greenbelt tax status and is zoned A1. Single-family homes and mobile homes are permitted. Water is available through Lewisburg Water & Wastewater, Duck River Electric services the area, and septic will be needed.
Lewisburg is about 10 minutes away for everyday needs, with I-65 just 6 miles from town. Nashville is about an hour north and Huntsville about an hour south. Henry Horton State Park and the Duck River are also a short drive away for fishing, hiking, and time on the water.
Nearly 20 acres, paved access, municipal water availability, a pond, meadow, timber, and plenty of room to make it your own — all within minutes of Lewisburg.
