The story
- Basement
Where the drive winds up through seventy-seven acres of woods, meadow, and open pasture, the land does the introducing. A stocked pond mirrors the sky beneath its fountain, a creek runs year-round, and springs surface across the property – live water that makes this farm a rarity in Middle Tennessee. The all-brick residence has been renovated down to the plumbing and electrical. Luxury vinyl plank runs throughout. The kitchen is the quiet showpiece: quartz counters, a generous center island, gas cooktop with telescoping downdraft, wall oven and microwave combination, stainless appliances, and a butler's pantry with full-size prep sink for staging a long table's worth of dinner. Reverse osmosis water at the tap, softened and filtered throughout the home. Three full baths dressed in ceramic tile, a double vanity, and an en suite primary opening onto its own private porch coffee before the rest of the house stirs. Gather at the wood-burning fireplace when the evenings turn cool, or carry the night outdoors to the fire pit, the garden, the covered porches front and back, where the view is pasture, pond, and treeline in every direction. The partially finished lower level extends the home further still, with a second full kitchen, bedroom, full bath, and living area that host guests in real privacy, plus generous storage and a workshop. For the horses, a barn built with intention: three custom stalls with automatic waterers and electric run for fans, three semi-covered paddocks with fans and direct stall access, and a wash bay plumbed for hot and cold water. Beyond it, pasture opens into meadow and then into woods, turnout and riding ground in every direction. A finished studio shed offers a quiet retreat of its own. Seventy-seven acres of woods, pasture, and live water. Room enough to entertain generously, or simply to stand still and take it in. Leoma Elementary and Loretto High School. Buyer to verify all information.
