Livingston · Buying Land
Buying Land in Livingston, TN? Know the Price Per Acre First
Check the price per acre against real land sales before you offer.
Buying land around Livingston
Buying land in Livingston, TN gets you room: to build, farm, hunt, or be close to Dale Hollow Lake and Standing Stone State Park. It's also easy to overpay, because two tracts of the same size can be worth very different amounts.
How I help you buy land here
I'm a licensed Certified Residential Appraiser as well as your agent. Before you offer, I check the price per acre against real land sales near Livingston and adjust for access, road frontage, slope, and utilities. You'll know whether the asking price makes sense.
Ask these before you offer
- Is there legal road access?
- Is there a recent survey?
- Is power at the road? Water?
- Has a perk test been done, if you'll build?
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Frequently Asked Questions
How do I know the price per acre is fair?
I compare it to real nearby land sales and adjust for access, frontage, and usability.
What's nearby?
Dale Hollow Lake, Standing Stone State Park, Cummins Falls, and Burgess Falls are all close to Livingston.
Livingston
What buying land looks like in Livingston
Livingston is the county seat of Overton County and my home base, and most homes sit on large lots or acreage.
Livingston is the county seat of Overton County and my home base, and most homes sit on large lots or acreage.
- The homes
- Homes on large lots or acreage. Most sell for $250,000 to $450,000.
- Why people choose it
- Move-up sellers, and first-time buyers around 30 buying their first home.
- Getting around
- Highway 111 is the main road into Overton County. Cookeville is about a 25-minute drive.
- Nearby
- Dale Hollow Lake, Cummins Falls, Standing Stone State Park, and Burgess Falls.
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