Check out this special piece of land in Crockett County that's full of history and potential. This 400-acre farm has been in the same family since before the 1970s, and it's easy to see why they held on to it for so long. The land rolls gently across the countryside and is fully fenced with a perimeter wire fence that surrounds the entire property—ready for cattle or other livestock. There are six ponds spread out across the farm, giving plenty of water sources for animals and adding to the peaceful feel of the land. One thing that really stands out is the hardwood timber. It has never been cut, and that untouched timber adds natural beauty and value to the property. This is a true cattleman's farm, with about 290 acres of pasture ground that hasn't had cows or calves on it in over two years. That means the grass is healthy, thick, and ready for a new herd to graze. Some parts of the farm are currently being used for hay, adding even more value for someone looking to work the land. There are also several great spots to build a home. The views are wide open and make you feel like you're out west on a big ranch—far away from the busy world. But even with all that privacy, you're still only about 15 miles from downtown Jackson. You can start your mornings watching the sun come up over the hills and end your evenings checking cows or fishing in one of the ponds. It's the kind of place where you can work hard, relax, and enjoy the simple beauty of farm life—all on your own land.