The story
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Discover an uncommon opportunity to own nearly 45 acres in the heart of Thompson’s Station—an exceptional expanse of rolling pasture, mature surroundings, a stocked fishing pond, and three fresh-water springs. Offering both privacy and convenient access to Thompson’s Station, major highways, and the broader Williamson County community, the property presents a rare combination of scale, natural resources, and location. The land lends itself beautifully to cattle, horses, agricultural pursuits, or a private farm, while its size and setting offer the potential for a significant estate, multigenerational compound, or thoughtfully planned development, subject to applicable approvals. The property is currently enrolled in Tennessee’s Greenbelt program, offering a potential tax benefit to a qualifying purchaser who maintains the requirements of the program; buyers should independently verify eligibility and requirements with Williamson County. Existing improvements include a 1994-built main residence offering more than 2,000 sq. ft. of living space, an original 1928 residence of approximately 1,326 sq. ft. with one bedroom and one bath, a barn, additional space adjacent to the barn that could serve as office space or be renovated for additional living space, and a deeded private driveway. The original home, with a 1949 renovation reflected in public records, offers an opportunity to thoughtfully restore a piece of the property’s history and reimagine it as a guest house, private retreat, or additional family residence. Together, the existing improvements provide a meaningful foundation for the next chapter of the property while leaving ample opportunity for the future vision of the land.
