Land for Sale in Perry County, Tennessee

Wooded Middle Tennessee acreage with owner financing.

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About Perry County

Perry County is one of the most rural places left in Tennessee. It has roughly 8,000 residents, rolling wooded hills, deep hollows, and two rivers shaping the landscape. The Tennessee River runs along its western edge, and the Buffalo River winds through the middle of the county. That makes it a favorite for canoeing and fishing.

Here you’ll find more trees than traffic. It’s a natural fit for homesteaders, off-grid builders, hunters, and anyone who wants real acreage, and with LandStruck’s owner financing, getting started is simpler than you might think.

LandStruck Communities in Perry County

Rural tracts ranging from about 5 to nearly 10 acres, with room to build, camp, or homestead.
Explore Pioneer Trails & Available Tracts
Wooded tracts from about 5 to over 10 acres, reached by a private road. A great fit for off-grid living.
Explore Timber HIlls & Available Tracts
Tracts of about 5 to 7 acres on a private road, many with roughed-in driveways already in place.
Explore Arrowhead Point & Available Tracts

Tracts of 5+ acres on a private road. Varied wooded terrain.

Explore Linden Woods & Available Tracts

Living in Perry County

Towns & services:

  • Linden is the county’s main hub for shopping, healthcare, and county offices.
  • Lobelville and Hohenwald are smaller towns that cover everyday needs.
  • Nashville is within driving distance for larger trips.

Outdoors & recreation:

  • Buffalo River for canoeing and kayaking
  • Mousetail Landing State Park on the Tennessee River for fishing

Local History:

Established in 1819, Perry County grew from frontier settlements along the Tennessee River, developing around timber, farming, river commerce, and the rugged beauty of rural Middle Tennessee.

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