At Country Places, our legacy is helping you put down roots. Since 1977, Brian Nelson has made it his mission to help people find and finance their own piece of paradise. And because paradise is personal, we do our best to make sure your land has no deed restrictions. The majority of our properties are without HOA fees or rules you’d find inside the city limits. Your country land will be perfect for a peaceful retirement, homesteading, fishing, hunting, or anything else you can dream up!
Save the hard work for homesteading. We’ll help you find the land and finance it, too. We offer 100% owner financing on a tract of land for up to 30 years, with no prepayment penalties. Most of our customers pay only $600 in closing costs. With no banks, and no credit or background checks (yes, really!) our customers go from dreamers to landowners in just weeks.
These 5.20 acres would make a great homesite or cabin in the woods. You can drive right onto this tract from Tick Road in Clay County, outside of Hilman, Tennessee. The limited restricted (...)
Flatter on the far side of the dry creek bed that runs down the middle. Need to cut in an access road down the slope from the road. Old flat overgrown road bed is just above the dry creek (...)
Fronted by a stream, this large tract will need a culvert to bridge the stream and access the tract...
Nineteen beautiful homestead properties approximately 6 miles outside of Sunbright, TN., in Morgan County...
Nice wooded tract with lots of wildlife. Slopes down from the road to an old overgrown road just above the dry creek bed. Nice flat area on the far side of the creek would be great for (...)
Nice all wooded tract with old overgrown road just above the dry creek. Nice rock formations. Lots of flat areas that would be great for building especially across the creek bed. (...)
Broad wooded tract with steep initial slope at the road then gentle slope to the back of the tract. Would need to cut access drive at the front from the road. Some great building (...)
This large, wooded tract is a bit remote, needing a drive cut into the tract for regular access, but it offers electricity...
