Tucked into a quiet hollow northeast of Lafayette, this 10.02+/- acre tract offers the kind of privacy that is getting harder to find in Macon County. The property is fully wooded, with mature hardwoods climbing the ridges on both sides and a wet-weather branch winding through the bottom, so deer and turkey have everything they need right here: cover, water, and a natural travel corridor between the surrounding farms. Elevation runs from roughly 740 feet along the branch to over 820 feet on the ridge, which leaves you several private, elevated spots to set a cabin or weekend getaway with a view down the hollow. Picture a small home or hunting camp on the ridge with the whole hollow below it. Road frontage on Spring Hollow Rd makes access simple, and Tri-County Electric and City of Lafayette water serve the area, so the groundwork for a homesite is already in place. A recent survey is on file; the property is not in a flood zone; it is zoned residential; and there are no leases or usage permits to work around. Mineral, oil, gas, water, and timber rights convey. Whether you are after a hunting tract close to home, a place to build, or a piece of Tennessee land to hold for the long term, this one covers a lot of ground at a price that is hard to beat. Just minutes from Lafayette and a little over an hour from Nashville.