Some properties are just land. Others have a story. This 222-acre tract in Cedar Grove, Tennessee, is more than just land. It is history. From the moment you enter through the newly installed gated entrance and gravel drive, you can tell this property is different. The farm has great access, a network of roughly four miles of trails, and two bridges that cross the creek, giving you the ability to navigate and enjoy nearly every part of the property. One of the most unique features is the natural sulphur spring that runs through the farm. This spring flows all year and has been a part of this property's story for generations. In the late 1800s and early 1900s, a local inn operated here, drawing people to the area because of the belief that the sulphur water could help treat certain diseases. The property once included barns for horses and a main healing house. Some of that structure still stands today. Surrounded by towering white oak trees. And then there's the hunting. This is an exceptional deer and turkey property. The recently select-cut timber has opened the woods and created natural bedding and cover throughout the farm, while the remaining mature pine and young hardwood timber add both character and long-term value. There is also plenty of young hardwood growth coming on, giving the property a strong timber investment component for the future. The year-round running springs, timber, cover, and diverse terrain create the kind of environment wildlife naturally wants to use. There's also an opportunity here to build something of your own. With excellent access, privacy, water, timber, and a history that you simply don't find on most properties, this farm would make an incredible homestead, hunting retreat, or family property. You can build a cabin. You can hunt it. You can ride the trails or walk through the old healing house or explore the caves. Give me a call today for a private showing.