The front pasture and wooded backdrop provide a setting for a future country home and farm plans, subject to site approvals.
An aerial overview of the 160± acre land offering. Boundary lines are approximate; the neighboring home and its parcel are excluded.
A tucked-away meadow offers a quiet setting for exploring, wildlife observation, and future habitat improvements.
Scattered trees and open pasture sit against a backdrop of hardwood hills.
A grassy woodland opening invites a slower walk through the farm's changing terrain.
Open ground, scattered trees, and a small pond add variety along the woodland edge.
A ground-level view of the pasture and road approach, with wooded hills beyond.
A secluded opening within the timber offers possibilities to evaluate for food plots and wildlife habitat.
A broad aerial places the acreage in its rural surroundings. Neighboring homes and improvements are also visible and are not included.
One of the farm's small ponds adds a water feature to the mix of pasture and timber.
An established trail leads beneath the hardwood canopy for walking, riding, and exploring.
A sunny opening meets dense woodland cover, creating a transition to consider in habitat planning.
An overhead perspective shows the open front field beside Fox Hollow Road.
Trees and open pockets create a varied landscape within the farm's wooded acreage.
A clearing framed by hardwoods offers a quiet place to pause along your tour of the land.
Small wildflowers bring seasonal detail to the farm's open ground.
Shade trees and a gate mark a transition between open pasture and wooded recreation areas.
Stonework tucked along the wooded edge adds texture and character to the landscape.
The broader aerial shows the farm and surrounding countryside. The neighboring home and its parcel are excluded from this offering.
Woodland edges and open ground offer room to explore your plans for the farm.
A closer aerial reveals a secluded meadow surrounded by trees.
A view along the valley provides location context. Neighboring buildings and the excluded home parcel are also visible.
Pasture grasses offer a close-up look at the land through the growing season.
The open front field lies against wooded hills, with the paved road along its edge.
An aerial view highlights the transition from open ground to the farm's hardwood cover.
Established trees break up the open pasture beneath the surrounding wooded slopes.
A shaded woodland edge offers another perspective on the farm's cover and terrain.
Two documented perc sites in the front field provide a starting point for home plans; exact site locations are not marked in this photograph.
Open pasture and rolling hardwood hills introduce the farm's combination of agricultural and recreational appeal.
An established wooded trail offers a route for exploring the property by side-by-side.
Natural rock outcrops add character to the wooded terrain.
A long opening through the trees reveals the land's rolling contours and distant views.
Scattered trees lend shade and character to this secluded grassy opening.
Pasture gives way to wooded hills, bringing open space and hardwood cover into one view.
Grasses and seasonal wildflowers add detail to the farm's open landscape.
A small opening beside the woods offers a setting to evaluate for a wildlife planting.
Follow the trail into the hardwoods for a closer look at the land beyond the pasture.
A grassy slope and scattered trees create another quiet pocket within the acreage.
An overhead view shows a side-by-side following an established woodland corridor.
Wooded ridges and open pockets illustrate the farm's varied terrain; neighboring land is also visible.
A sheltered meadow sits against the timber, adding options for recreation and habitat planning.
A trail through the trees invites an afternoon of exploring the farm at ground level.
This aerial reveals an open pocket surrounded by hardwood cover.
A close view of pasture grasses captures the quieter details of country land.
Woodland and open ground meet in a secluded part of the farm's varied landscape.
Stonework and mature trees add another point of interest along the wooded edge.
A hunting blind shown beside the timber illustrates the property's recreational appeal.
An established woodland passage offers a shaded route through the acreage.
A gated entrance off the paved road opens toward the pasture and wooded hills.
A grassy trail curves beneath the trees, inviting walks and rides through the woods.
An aerial view follows an established trail into the hardwood landscape.
A broad wooded corridor provides a closer look at the canopy and ground beneath it.
Rock-lined terrain and mature trees give this wooded passage its own character.
A wider perspective places the farm within the surrounding valley. Neighboring homes and the excluded home parcel are also shown.
A green woodland lane leads toward an opening in the trees.
Natural rock and wooded slopes reveal another side of the farm's terrain.
A shaded gate and pasture edge offer a glimpse of everyday access around the land.
A second aerial outlines the approximate land offering. The neighboring home parcel is excluded; consult the survey for exact boundaries.
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Fox Hollow Farm | 160± Acres, Four Ponds & Two Perc Sites
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Fox Hollow Farm | 160 Acres, Four Ponds & Two Perc Sites
9701 Fox Hollow Road | Christiana, Rutherford County, Tennessee
Start the morning overlooking your pasture, spend the afternoon on wooded trails, and end the day with 160 acres of Tennessee countryside around you. At the end of a paved, dead-end road near Christiana, Fox Hollow Farm brings together open ground, hardwood hills, four small ponds, and the opportunity to create a country home with a substantial recreational farm beyond the front door.
The property opens into approximately 18 acres of level pasture, with fencing and cross-fencing that provide a foundation for horses, cattle, or a small agricultural operation. Scattered trees and wooded hills frame the open ground, creating a setting where a future home could feel connected to the land. Picture tending a garden, checking livestock, or setting out for an evening ride without loading a trailer.
Two documented perc sites in the front field add an important starting point for your home plans. County water and electricity are available at the road. Together, these features give buyers useful information to build around while planning a residence and supporting farm improvements. Bedroom capacities and final septic and building requirements should be confirmed from the site documentation and with the appropriate authorities.
Beyond the pasture, the farm unfolds across rolling hardwood hills and tucked-away meadows. Marketable hardwood timber adds character to the wooded acreage, while open pockets offer possibilities for food plots and habitat improvements. Four small ponds add variety to the landscape and complement the farm's mix of pasture and wildlife cover.
An established, maintained trail system connects the land and invites you to experience it at ground level. Walk beneath the canopy, explore by side-by-side, or enjoy a trail ride through the changing terrain. For hunters, the combination of hardwood cover, secluded openings, and field edges offers room to plan deer and turkey hunting around the seasons and develop a long-term approach to habitat management.
The gated entrance and end-of-road setting give the property a quiet sense of arrival. Located in Rutherford County near Christiana, between Murfreesboro and Manchester, the farm offers a rural setting within reach of the area's shopping, services, and everyday destinations.
Whether your plans center on a country residence, livestock, hunting, or weekends spent exploring, Fox Hollow Farm offers land you can put to use and enjoy in more than one way. Come walk the front field, follow the trails into the hills, and picture the traditions you could begin here.
Offered as 160 acres of land only. The neighboring home and its parcel are not included.
For additional information or to schedule a private showing, contact Paul Morrison, Mossy Oak Properties Tennessee Land & Farm, at 615-522-7298 or pmorrison@mossyoakproperties.com.
Directions:
Take exit 89 on I-24 toward Buchanan/Epps Mill Rd. Continue on Epps Mill Rd going N for 1.2 miles. Turn R onto Manchester Pike (US-41). Go for 3.9 mi. Turn L onto Fox Hollow Rd. Go for 1.0 mi. Stay R at the split on Fox Hollow Rd. Property is on the L.
Showing Instructions:
For more information or to schedule a private showing, contact Paul Morrison at Mossy Oak Properties Tennessee Land & Farm at 615-522-7298 or pmorrison@mossyoakproperties.com.
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Call the agent for the gate code. Info is deemed to be accurate, buyers/buyer agent to verify all pertinent information. Please send offers to Paul Morrison at pmorrison@mossyoakproperties.com.
