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A quintessential 1889 farmhouse in the heart of Williamson County, offering a rare combination of history, land, views, and convenience. Set on two private acres and bordered by nearly 200 acres of farmland, this 3 bedroom, 3,400 square foot home feels worlds away while remaining centrally located between Franklin, Brentwood, and Green Hills, and less than five minutes from CPA. Also noteworthy, the true ceiling height is above the 8’ ceiling currently, allowing for ceiling height to expand an additional 2’. From its timeless exterior to the gracious front porch that looks as though it could grace the cover of Southern Living, this home captures the quintessential charm of a historic Southern farmhouse. The pastoral views are arguably some of the best in the area, with rolling countryside, historic stone wall and open pasture areas creating a sense of privacy increasingly difficult to find this close to Nashville. Rich with character and history, the property also includes an authentic 1800s log cabin featuring a stone fireplace built with rock sourced from the Harpeth River, hand hewn cedar stairs, and a loft. The main farmhouse retains the warmth and charm of its era with a wood burning fireplace, custom built ins, sunroom, generous living spaces, and a spacious vaulted bonus room. There is tremendous opportunity to thoughtfully update, expand, and make the home your own while preserving the character that makes it so special. Garden, gather on the porch, raise chickens, or simply enjoy the land and views surrounding you. A historic Williamson County property with room to evolve, where the charm of the country and the convenience of town rarely come together quite like this.
