Ready-to-build wooded acreage is available on Sarvis Ridge Rd in Normandy, a small historic railroad community in Bedford County listed on the National Register of Historic Places. This 8.58-acre tract combines mature trees, a running creek, and the kind of due-diligence groundwork buyers rarely find already done: a completed soil test (soil scientist opinion 3-5 bedroom) will need TDEC permit , a new survey with boundary markers on the lot, and no flood zone. The wooded terrain and creek frontage offer privacy, shade, and a natural water feature for wildlife, recreation, or simply enjoying the sound of moving water from a future homesite. With the soil test and survey already in hand, buyers can move toward permitting and construction with far less uncertainty than most raw land purchases carry — a meaningful head start whether the plan is a full-time residence, a weekend cabin, or a long-term land investment. There are no deed restrictions and no HOA on this lot, giving buyers the freedom to build and use the land without association rules or covenant limitations. Normandy sits along the Duck River near Normandy Lake, a well-known fishing destination in Bedford County, and is just 7 miles — about a 12-minute drive — from Tullahoma, the closest city and a hub for aerospace and defense work at the Arnold Engineering Development Complex, the world's largest flight simulation test facility, along with the University of Tennessee Space Institute. Shelbyville, the Bedford County seat and self-proclaimed Walking Horse Capital of the World, is about 13 miles away, and Nashville is roughly 74 miles, or about 90 minutes, to the northwest — keeping this quiet, wooded tract within easy reach of jobs, services, and small-town charm. Wooded acreage with a creek, a completed soil test, a new survey, and no flood zone concerns is a rare combination on the market today. Schedule a showing and bring your offer before this one is gone. Professional photography coming soon.