Discover a unique 210-acre property that combines highly versatile farmland with an outdoor paradise along the scenic Red River in Robertson County, TN. With approximately 1.1 miles of easily accessible Red River frontage, this property is a refuge for fishing, canoeing, kayaking, and year-round water-based activities. The addition of a half-mile of secondary creek enhances the property's natural beauty, water resources, and wildlife habitat, making it a rare find for those who value both recreation and functionality. The land comprises 84+/- acres of potential open ground and 125+/- acres of diverse timber, including valuable hardwoods. Fertile silt loam soils (Staser, Pembroke, and Crider series) support crops, pastures, or cattle, while the wood and overgrown fields create exceptional cover for whitetail deer and turkey. Surrounded by large neighboring farms, the property serves as a natural holding ground for wildlife, with the Red River acting as a significant travel corridor and roosting area. The current owners have not hunted the land in over a decade, allowing game populations to thrive. The open acreage could be reclaimed for row crops, hay production, or livestock, while the timber provides long-term investment value. The abundance of wildlife habitats, water features, and natural travel routes makes it an exciting prospect for managing trophy deer and turkey populations. Situated at the end of a dead-end road, privacy is a hallmark of this property, yet the tract remains easily accessible with quick connections to I-24, TN-76, and US-41. Multiple elevated building sites offer stunning views, making this land well-suited for a legacy estate, family farm, or weekend retreat. Large tracts with this much river frontage, fertile soils, and hunting potential are increasingly rare in Middle Tennessee. Whether you’re looking to farm, hunt, or build your dream home on the water, this property offers unlimited possibilities.