The story
There are only four waterfront homes in Kings Chapel — and this is one of them.
Welcome to 'Majestic on the Water', a rare opportunity to experience a side of Kings Chapel that is nearly impossible to replicate.
Here, the water isn’t simply a view — it becomes part of the rhythm of the home. Morning coffee on the screened porch overlooking the water. Sunlight pouring through walls of windows and reflecting across the kitchen and living spaces. Long dinners with the water just beyond the glass, and quiet evenings gathered around the fireplace as the sun disappears behind the trees.
And there’s another layer of privacy that makes this setting especially unique. You have only one neighboring home. The adjacent lot is community-owned drainage land that does not hold or pool water and will never be built on — creating permanent open green space beside the home. It’s one of only two homes in Kings Chapel positioned next to a vacant lot.
Inside, nearly 4,000 square feet feels warm and inviting rather than oversized. Natural wood, exposed beams and wide-plank floors add character throughout, while the open kitchen and living spaces were made for gathering. A serene main-level primary suite, dedicated office, flexible upstairs living space, four bedrooms and four full baths offer room to retreat just as easily as they allow you to entertain.
And then there’s Arrington itself — where rolling Tennessee countryside and a slower pace of life somehow coexist with incredible convenience. Spend a Saturday afternoon at nearby Arrington Vineyards, come home to dinner by the water, or head into Franklin, Brentwood or Nashville with easy access to I-65.
It’s the feeling of being away from it all without actually being far from anything.
Waterfront. Gated. Peaceful. Connected.
There are beautiful homes throughout Kings Chapel. But only four get to call the water their backyard.
