Where to look for cheap rural hill land within 30 min of hendersonville/gallatin (Goodlettsville: school)

[brutus1776]

my family is relocating to hendersonville. i am most likely going to be following them down. i am looking for a secluded mostly wooded piece of property with a house, rural/remote enough to shoot on. ideally 5-20 acres. would prefer to be in a more hilly topography (better for being secluded), then pure flat land. where should i be looking? i need it to be about 30 min or under from hendersonville. dont want to spend more than 180K or so. we've been in the portland area and everything seems flat and not much chance of being back off the beaten path.

[DonCorleone]

There's some hilly, rural land off of Long Hollow Pike but it will probably be fairly pricey because it's convenient to Hville/Gallatin.

Other thoughts: White House/Ridgetop/Greenbriar areas (southeast Robertson County) should have ample afforable land. You might also look in the Lickton Pike area of Goodlettsville around the old Union Hill School area.

[vivelafrance]

I would second Greenbrier and Ridgetop in Robertson County. It's cheap, rural, and definitely off the beaten track. If you want to be closer to Hendersonville/Gallatin, you might consider the Beech area of Hendersonville and north toward White House. Some Key Roads to look for property would be Happy Hollow Rd, Hogans Branch Rd, New Hope Rd, and Tyree Springs Rd.