Antioch Hwy 51 Rd, Covington, TN 38019 For Sale

Claybrook Farms is a remarkable 300± acre family farm located in Tipton County near Covington, Tennessee — a property shaped by decades of careful stewardship and deep agricultural roots. Regarded as some of the most beautiful land in the region, it is the kind of property that rarely changes hands, where history, productivity, and family heritage are closely tied to the soil itself.

For years, the property has supported both cattle operations and row crop production, sustained by fertile, deep topsoil that continues to produce season after season. Situated on some of the highest ground in the Hatchie River bottom area, the farm combines agricultural strength with natural elevation, offering sweeping views across the surrounding countryside.

Located less than half a mile from the Covington city limits, this 300± acre tract offers a highly strategic position along Highway 51, one of West Tennessee’s primary transportation corridors. With four-sided road frontage and access to key utilities—including fiber, city water, and sewage located just ½ mile from the property—it is well suited for future development.

The site lies approximately two miles from the Covington Industrial Park, home to major employers such as Unilever, United States Cold Storage, CSC Sugar, GreenPoint AG, and NAPA Auto Parts. Nearby, Charms LLC recently announced a $97.7 million expansion, underscoring the region’s strong and ongoing industrial growth.

Regional infrastructure continues to evolve at a rapid pace. The planned I-69 corridor is set to run adjacent to Highway 51, with two proposed interchanges—one at the industrial park and another near Highway 59—that will further enhance accessibility. Highway 179 to the east will provide a direct link to Ford’s BlueOval City, located less than 17 miles away. In addition, the property benefits from proximity to CSX rail lines and the Covington Municipal Airport, adding multimodal connectivity.

Ongoing and planned developments in Covington include new housing subdivisions such as “Oak Rowe,” active annexation discussions, and city-county collaboration on expanded housing and transportation networks. Highway 14, connecting Covington directly to Memphis, is on track to be fully upgraded to a four-lane divided highway by summer 2026, offering streamlined access from I-269.

Further bolstering the region’s prospects, Turner Construction was recently awarded $123 million for new construction and renovations at the Tennessee College of Applied Technology (TCAT) in Covington—an investment designed to expand and strengthen the area’s skilled workforce pipeline.

This property sits at the crossroads of workforce access, industrial momentum, and infrastructure expansion, offering exceptional long-term potential for a range of development strategies.