Basic
$494.33/mo
- Down payment
- $999
- APR
- 10.99%
- Down payment match
- None
- Purchase price
- $36,900
- Doc fee
- $249
- Due at signing
- $1,248
Financing options
We match your down payment. Put 5%, 10% or 20% down and we match it. Owner financed, no credit check.
Enhanced
Most popular$445.86/mo
We match your 5% down
- Down payment
- $1,999
- APR
- 10.49%
- Down payment match
- $1,845
- New purchase price
- $35,055
- Doc fee
- $249
- Due at signing
- $2,248
$1,999 minimum down applies on this tract.
Text me about this planPremium
$389.95/mo
We match your 10% down
- Down payment
- $3,690
- APR
- 9.99%
- Down payment match
- $3,690
- New purchase price
- $33,210
- Doc fee
- $249
- Due at signing
- $3,939
Diamond
$280.34/mo
We match your 20% down
- Down payment
- $7,380
- APR
- 8.99%
- Down payment match
- $7,380
- New purchase price
- $29,520
- Doc fee
- $249
- Due at signing
- $7,629
Payments are estimates based on the list price and the plan’s published rate. A 10-year term is fixed for its full length; a 20-year term is rate-locked for 3 years, then the remaining balance is renewed every 3 years. Final terms are set by the purchase agreement and depend on the tract still being available.
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- 20% discount for cash buyers!
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Overview
Red Barn Ranch Tract 47 is a 5.56-acre tract of land for sale in Benton County, Tennessee, near Holladay. It sits along an unmaintained dirt road inside Red Barn Ranch.
The ground rolls, with a good mix of elevation and wide views across the surrounding country. A seasonal creek adds interest in wet weather, and the varied terrain gives a choice of spots for a cabin, a camper or a stand.
It suits a cabin build, a hunting parcel, a campsite or a weekend getaway, and RVs and campers are allowed. Benton County sits in rural West Tennessee, and the zoning covers both residential and recreational use.
Features
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- Homesteading
- Mobile Structures
- Off-Grid Living
- Hunting
- 4x4
- Camping
- Small Structures
- No HOA
Location
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Red Barn Ranch Tract 47 — Self-Sufficient Acreage
Red Barn Ranch Tract 47 is the kind of acreage that disconnects you on purpose — 5.56 acres of off-grid retreat in Benton County, Tennessee. Part of Red Barn Ranch. Priced at $36,900 — about $494.33/month on our Enhanced plan (5% down and we match it, 20-year term).
- About 71 miles from Nashville and 112 miles from Huntsville (straight line; the drive is longer).
- No utility hookups required — solar + propane + water catch is the off-grid playbook
- Privacy by acreage, not fences — you set the distance from the nearest neighbor
- Pair with composting toilet + greywater for a fully self-sufficient setup
Common questions about Red Barn Ranch — Tract 47
Is Red Barn Ranch Tract 47 suitable for off-grid living?
Yes. Red Barn Ranch Tract 47 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.
Will my solar setup on Red Barn Ranch Tract 47 work in winter?
Yes, with appropriate sizing. Winter solar production on Red Barn Ranch Tract 47 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.
How do I get water on Red Barn Ranch Tract 47?
Most off-grid owners on Red Barn Ranch Tract 47-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.
Is Red Barn Ranch Tract 47 too remote for emergency services?
Red Barn Ranch Tract 47 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.
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