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Why to Buy Land in Coffee County, TN

One of the most beautiful features of Middle Tennessee is the benefit of a city as large as Nashville within an hour of almost any town. If you buy land in Coffee County, TN, you’ll escape the loud city life—no more sirens or car horns—without giving up convenience. That’s a great reason to buy land in Coffee County, but it’s not the only one.

Own a Piece of Nature

The farms available in Coffee County are also home to birds, deer, and plenty of other wildlife. You can enjoy the breeze in the trees overhead while watching the animals in your backyard. At night, kick back and stare at the stars. Even Calvin, of Calvin and Hobbes fame, said, “If people sat outside and looked at the stars each night, I bet they’d live a lot differently.”

Good Schools Nearby

According to GreatSchools.org, parents love the teachers and administration at the schools in the area, from Kindergarten all the way up to high school. With a 7 out of 10, the high school scores above average for test results. The elementary school makes an even better showing with 8 out of 10. This rating only applies to the state testing scores, but that does reflect well on the teachers and administration.

Fun Stuff to Do

Believe it or not, one of the biggest music festivals in the country takes place right in Coffee County. Manchester, TN, is home to the Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival every June. Other than that, Coffee County is pretty quiet. Those who enjoy history and charm can visit the Historic Tower House Inn, which is also rumored to be haunted. The Old Stone Fort Archaeological Park is also in Manchester, which is believed to be 2,000 years old.

Other activities in and around Coffee County include the Beechcraft Heritage Museum, the Lynchburg Cake and Candy Company, the Tennessee Walking Horse Celebration, and the Jack Daniel’s Distillery tour.

If you’re ready to call Coffee County home or just want to invest in some land, Hurdle Land and Realty is ready to help. Check out the available farms on our website or even drive by to see them with your own eyes. When you’re ready to buy, or if we can answer any questions, feel free to contact us by email or just give us a call at 1.800.762.4851.

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