206 Dry Fork Creek Road

Properties like this do not come along often. Set on 20.87 acres in Sumner County, this 2,900+ square-foot brick home offers an incredible combination of space, privacy, natural beauty, and versatility. From the front of the property, enjoy sweeping long-range views across the rolling Tennessee countryside, with peaceful vistas that seem to stretch for miles. The land features rolling pasture, a peach orchard, mature hardwoods, a spring-fed pond that flows year-round, a creek, rock formations, ATV trails, and abundant wildlife including deer and wild turkeys. Persimmons and blackberries grow throughout the property, adding to its authentic Tennessee countryside feel. The perimeter is fully fenced, with a separate fenced backyard for pets, plus a chicken coop ready for homestead living. Greenbelt status provides a valuable property tax advantage. Built in 1999, the brick home offers 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, an open floor plan, and numerous recent updates. Newer major appliances are included, along with a gas tankless water heater and gas fireplace logs for added comfort and efficiency. A brand-new 1,200-square-foot insulated shop with power and a 3-ton mini-split provides exceptional space for hobbies, equipment, storage, or a home workshop. Enjoy peaceful mornings, unforgettable sunsets, and room to explore your own private retreat while still having convenient access to Gallatin and Nashville. With no HOA and a rare combination of acreage, water features, panoramic views, and a spacious home, this property captures the best of Middle Tennessee country living.