A 0.83-acre cul-de-sac lot in Hidden Lake Resorts (Phase 2) in Ashland City, Cheatham County, about 20 driving miles from downtown Nashville. It’s a restricted community with HOA dues of $70 a month. Water and electricity are available, and the community septic system needs a STEP septic pump. The area benefits from the Nashville job market, and Ashland City hosts the Cheatham County Fair each September.
Food Lion and Walmart in Ashland City are a few miles away, and the Cumberland River and Cheatham Lake are close for boating.
Nearby
- Downtown Ashland City — 1.5 mi
- Downtown Nashville — 20.4 mi
- Ashland City Elementary STEM Academy — 1.6 mi
- Food Lion (Ashland City) — 1.7 mi
- Riverbluff Park boat ramp, Cheatham Lake — 2.3 mi
- Harpeth River State Park (Gossett Tract) — 19.7 mi
Call or text Land and More Land at 214.239.0194.
What can I build? Restricted land
Deed restrictions are on record. They usually set a minimum home size, limit or exclude mobile homes, and may cover animals, RVs and how the land can be split. A site-built home is almost always allowed. Ask us for a copy of the restrictions before you buy.
This is general guidance, not a legal opinion. Verify with Cheatham County before you build.
Flood, wetland, slope and soil figures come from public mapping data and are estimates. Verify with the county before you build.
Boundary is approximate, from county parcel data. Verify with the county or a survey.
This land doesn’t have a street address yet. Directions use the property’s exact coordinates.
Buyers are responsible for confirming with Cheatham County what can be built, obtaining any permits, and verifying utility availability. Properties are sold as is. Every sale closes through an independent title company.
