Residential Land for Sale in Linden, Tennessee

Prime 2.13-Acre Development Lot for Sale in Linden City Limits - Utility-Ready!Seize this exceptional real estate opportunity in the heart of Linden. This spacious 2.13-acre parcel offers the perfect foundation for your dream home or a strategic location for your new business venture. Situated conveniently within the Linden city limits, this land boasts the ultimate combination of in-town convenience and the tranquil space afforded by a larger lot.The property is 100% development-ready, featuring full and immediate access to all essential utilities. Forget the hassle of bringing services to your site; this lot already includes connections for city water, city sewer, electricity, natural gas, broadband internet, and phone service. This comprehensive utility coverage ensures a smooth, cost-effective, and fast-tracked development process for any build plan.Located in a highly desirable area of town, this land is more than just a place to build; it is an intelligent investment in a thriving, welcoming community. Whether you are planning a custom residential build for your family or looking for a prime spot to establish a commercial presence, the unmatched potential of this 2.13-acre lot awaits. Don't miss this chance to secure a utility-rich, large city lot offering both privacy and premium accessibility. This Linden property is a rare find for serious developers and prospective homeowners alike.Living in Perry County, TNLiving in Perry County, Tennessee, offers a quintessential slice of peaceful, rural life nestled between the scenic Buffalo and Tennessee Rivers in Middle Tennessee. It is a haven for those who cherish the outdoors, with ample opportunities for fishing, boating, and kayaking on the clear waters, and hiking in areas like Mousetail Landing State Park and Lady's Bluff. The community, centered around the charming county seat of Linden and the town of Lobelville, is known for its slower pace and strong sense of neighborly connection, which is often attractive to retirees and families seeking an escape from city bustle. It also boasts one of the lowest costs of living in the state, with affordable housing and a high homeownership rate, though residents should be prepared for longer commute times and an economy historically rooted in manufacturing and agriculture. The blend of natural beauty and Southern small-town charm defines the lifestyle here.