Land for Sale in Weakley County, TN

Land for sale in Weakley County, TN:

Prime Highway 22 Commercial Lot in Dresden Put your business where the traffic already is. This 62' x 200' lot (about 0.28 acre) has frontage on Highway 22 in Dresden and sits near the intersection with Dee Mart, Kountry Korner Restaurant and the Farm Bureau Insurance regional claims center. About 8,051 vehicles pass this stretch of Highway 22 every day (TDOT 2025 average annual daily traffic, SR 22 West Dresden). That's steady, built-in visibility for retail, food, an office or a service business. Zoned B-3 commercial, with city water and electric available. An existing septic system is in place, but its condition is unknown, and it is offered as-is. Small-town Dresden pricing with highway

Land for sale in Weakley County, TN:

Ready to trade the ordinary for a little more freedom? This 16.15-acre property offers an off-grid, one bed/ one bath house with well and septic, solar set-up, natural pond, and a mix of open and wooded acreage with plenty of room to make your homesteading vision a reality. This is a perfect start for a hunting property or more! Grow, explore, unwind, and enjoy the privacy that comes with having your own piece of land. A unique opportunity for those looking to live a little more independently and a lot more intentionally.

Land for sale in Weakley County, TN:

For sale by owner: 14.75 acres located in a private, rural, agricultural setting. No restrictions. Approximately 900 ft of road frontage. Beautiful view of the Obion River Valley. Good cell signal. Electric access is available just across the road. Property has been row cropped in the past but was recently planted for hay production. May also be willing to split off a smaller portion (either 7 acres or 7.75 acres). Located 4 miles from Como, TN which has a Dollar General with groceries. Located approx. 15 minutes from Paris, TN. Has a current survey on it. This is a must-see property. I do not need help selling.

Land for sale in Weakley County, TN:

This 22.85± acre property in Weakley County offers a unique blend of income-producing farmland, natural habitat, and development potential—all within the city limits. The tract includes approximately 12.42± acres of tillable ground currently in row crop production, along with 6.23± acres of mixed bottomland timber that provides wildlife habitat and recreational appeal. Approximately 4.2± acres lie outside the floodplain, offering potential for a homesite. The property borders local ball fields, adding privacy and limiting future neighboring development on that side. Scenic views overlook Cane Creek Bottom, enhancing the setting. Utilities including city wat