Set back behind a long gravel drive off Madison Creek Road, this rolling tract offers open pasture, mature hardwoods and the kind of privacy that is genuinely hard to find this close to Nashville. The land rises gently away from the road, while established fence lines and mature tree canopy frame the property on nearly every side. Horse lovers will appreciate the 4-stall barn already positioned on the property. It is fully hooked up to water and electricity, making it incredibly easy to manage daily care and take full advantage of the surrounding open pasture. The real opportunity is the homesite. A boundary survey completed by Crow Land Surveying in 2022 identifies two separate soils areas suitable for septic, along with a building pad marked high on the tract and set well back from the road. Very few parcels this size come to market with that groundwork already documented. Road frontage on Madison Creek Road is direct, and the gravel drive runs from the road back through the property to the building area, with electric service along the way. The recorded survey, the legal descriptions and the easement calls are all available to review long before anyone writes an offer. All of this in a quiet pocket of Sumner County that still feels like open country, minutes from everyday conveniences in Goodlettsville and an easy drive from the northern edge of Nashville. Land like this, this close in, does not come along often.