Buying and selling land in Hickman County
Hunting land, timber, and river country southwest of Nashville.
What to know about land in Hickman County
Hickman County is hills, hardwoods, and water. The Duck River and Piney River run through it, and much of the land is timbered ridges and hollows that appeal to hunters, weekend-cabin buyers, and people who want privacy at a reasonable price per acre.
Bon Aqua and Lyles on the eastern side are an easy drive to Dickson, Franklin, and Nashville, which has brought more homesite buyers to the county. Centerville, the county seat, sits on the Duck River in the middle of the county.
County seat: Centerville. Towns include Centerville, Bon Aqua, Lyles, Nunnelly, Only.
What sells here
Hunting and recreational tracts
Timberland
River and creek frontage
Cabin sites and small homesteads
Selling land in Hickman County
- On recreational land, buyers want to know about access, water, and game. Trail cameras, food plots, and a clear boundary walk make a listing stronger.
- Timber can carry real value. If your land has merchantable timber, it is worth knowing that before you price the land, not after.
- Septic approvals run through TDEC, and greenbelt classification is handled by the Hickman County assessor's office.
More detail in the seller guides on perc tests and soil work and greenbelt and rollback taxes.
What's Your Land Worth?
Own land in Hickman County? Get a real valuation from someone who walks the property and prices it off actual land sales, not an algorithm.