81.71± acres in Giles County, Tennessee, with an off-grid cabin, a live creek, and about 77± acres of woods. A private recreational retreat in the northern part of the county, off a quiet gravel road roughly 80 miles from Nashville and a short drive from Columbia and Pulaski. The property has a reputation for excellent deer and turkey hunting. The 77± acres of rolling timber hold cover and bedding, the creek bottom runs as a natural travel corridor and year-round water, and the ridges and draws funnel deer movement. Turkeys work the timber edges in the spring, and the ground is ready to hunt. The rest of the year it works as a weekend escape, with room to walk, camp, follow the water, and unplug. A 648± square foot off-grid cabin built in 2001 gives you a simple basecamp with open covered porches, so you bring your own power and water and use it as a true getaway. Access is by easement off a gravel county road, and the cabin and woods sit back off the pavement, keeping the place quiet and private.