A 1.68-acre homesite is available on Lena Loop in Burns, a small Dickson County town with the motto "A Hometown Community" and some of Middle Tennessee's best recreation right in its backyard. Burns is home to Montgomery Bell State Park, a nearly 3,800-acre park with three lakes, two 18-hole golf courses, 19 miles of hiking trails, 20 miles of mountain biking trails, a renovated resort lodge, and cabin and campsite rentals — all just minutes from this lot. The groundwork for building is already underway: a culvert is already in place and a gravel driveway has been started, giving buyers a head start on access before construction even begins. Utilities are already available at the road, and the lot is approved for a 2-bedroom septic system, removing two of the biggest unknowns that typically slow down a new build. The lot sits in the established Evergreen Estates area, a neighborhood of similar homesites along Lena Loop, offering a quiet, residential setting without the density of a typical subdivision. Burns is about 36 miles from downtown Nashville, close enough for an easy commute or weekend trips into the city, while still delivering small-town quiet and access to Dickson County schools, including Stuart Burns Elementary. For buyers who want room to build, a head start on site work, and a genuinely welcoming hometown community with a state park's worth of recreation nearby, this lot is hard to beat. 1.68 acres with the driveway, culvert and soil test completed already started doesn't come up often in Burns. Schedule a showing and bring your offer before this one is gone.