Livingston · Selling Land

Selling Land in Livingston, TN: Price Per Acre From Real Sales

Land priced by the acre against real land sales, by a licensed appraiser.

Land is what Livingston is made of

Around Livingston, land is a big part of almost every sale. If you're selling land in Livingston, TN, whether it's a few acres, a farm, or a wooded tract, the price comes down to access, road frontage, topography, utilities, and how the land can be used.

How I price Livingston land

I've held a Certified Residential Appraiser license for 14 years. I compare your land to land that actually sold nearby and adjust for the differences. You'll see each sale and its price per acre, and where yours fits.

Drone photos are standard on listings over $400,000, and for land, the view from above sells. Every listing also gets my daily marketing, three videos a day across the Upper Cumberland.

Get ready to sell

  • Your deed and any survey.
  • What you know about easements and road access.
  • Utilities: power at the road, water, and any perk test.

More on land: selling land. Or call me about your property.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do you price land in Livingston?

With real nearby land sales, adjusted for access, frontage, and usability. You'll see the price per acre of each sale.

Do I need a survey?

Often it helps. I'll tell you whether it makes sense before you list.

Livingston

What selling 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.