4.71 Acres at Red Barn Ranch — Benton County, Tennessee · $999 Down, Direct From the Seller
Benton County, Tennessee
10-year term5% down10.49% APR
Due at signing$2,779.35$2,530.35 down + $249.00 closing
Direct purchase agreementNo credit check needed
Red Barn Ranch Tract 64 is a 4.71-acre property located in Benton County, Tennessee. This tract offers a wonderful opportunity for those looking to escape the hustle and bustle of city life and embrace the tranquility of rural living. The land is a blank canvas, perfect for your future plans, whether that's a hunting camp, a cozy cabin, or a homestead for off-grid living. The natural beauty of the area allows for endless possibilities, and with plenty of space to roam, you can truly make this property your own. With no features listed, you have the freedom to design your ideal retreat however you envision it. The expansive acreage provides ample room for outdoor activities, whether that’s hiking, hunting, or simply enjoying nature. Imagine waking up to the sound of birds chirping and the serenity that only rural Tennessee can offer. This property is an investment in your lifestyle, providing you with the chance to create lasting memories in a peaceful setting. Don't miss out on this chance to own a piece of land where you can relax and unwind. Red Barn Ranch Tract 64 is waiting for you to bring your dreams to life in Benton County, Tennessee.
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Red Barn Ranch Tract 64 is a clean slate for solar, well, and self-reliance — 4.71 acres of off-grid retreat in Benton County, Tennessee. Part of Red Barn Ranch. Priced at $50,607 — about $614.32/month on our Enhanced plan (5% down, 5% discount, 20-year term).
Yes. Red Barn Ranch Tract 64 is rural acreage with no utility easements required — solar power, propane, rainwater catch, and septic or composting waste systems all work here. Most off-grid setups can be installed without permits on rural land of this size.
Yes, with appropriate sizing. Winter solar production on Red Barn Ranch Tract 64 runs about 40-60% of summer peak; off-grid owners typically oversize the array and add a propane generator for the deepest December weeks. Battery banks bridge multi-day overcast stretches.
Most off-grid owners on Red Barn Ranch Tract 64-sized tracts use one of three options: drilled well (one-time cost, runs forever), rainwater catchment system (cheaper, depends on rainfall), or hauled water in a cistern. The property page notes if a well is already on-site.
Red Barn Ranch Tract 64 is rural, not wilderness. County 911 dispatch covers the area; volunteer fire and ambulance response times in the region typically run 15-25 minutes, in line with rural areas nationwide. A satellite communicator (Garmin inReach, etc.) is a good backup for the deeply off-grid.
$999 down. No credit check. Fast 48-hour closings. Start using your land right away.
