The TennesseeLand Collection

Five bedrooms. Seven full baths. Four fireplaces, the first set into a grand great room that gathers the house around it. The chef's kitchen reveals itself as the home's most quietly theatrical space: honed marble underfoot, aged brass at the fixtures, twin crystal chandeliers, and a hand crafted gold mosaic ceiling that catches the morning light and holds it. Below, a billiards room, a wine cellar, and a dedicated theater keep their own rhythm.

Picture an ordinary Tuesday made extraordinary. Morning arrives slowly through the wall of windows in the primary suite, coffee carried out to the two tiered patio while the sounds of the creek rise up the hollow from below. By midday the house has filled with light, the gold mosaic ceiling above the kitchen glowing like a Tuscan afternoon. There is room here to disappear into a book, to follow the creek down through the hollow, or simply to breathe, with thirty five private acres holding the world at arm's length.

And then the evenings, when an estate like this truly comes alive: friends gathered beneath the arched colonnade, a fire crackling in the outdoor hearth, the long Tennessee dusk settling gold and rose over thirty five private acres. Below, the billiard balls break and the cellar gives up another bottle. This is not merely a house to be owned; it is a stage for a life well lived, set apart from the world yet minutes from everything that matters.

Downstairs, the scale of the place reveals itself. The lower level is given over to a vast, finished meeting space, bright and open, equally suited to a family reunion, a corporate retreat, a training group, or a private event. It is a rare feature on rural acreage, and it sets this property apart from anything else in the collection.

Beyond the residence, the land is the true headline. Long mowed lanes wind between the ridges, opening into quiet hollows and climbing to wooded uplands where the canopy closes overhead. Whether the draw is hunting, riding, shooting, or simply the deep quiet of 240 unbroken acres, this is Tennessee at its most private and most free.

A cozy sitting den opens through a dramatic see through fireplace into a sun filled sunroom, creating an inviting year round retreat. The primary suite is a world unto itself: a private fireplace, a spa worthy bath with separate soaking tub and walk in shower, double vanities, and abundant natural light. Two guest suites each carry their own private baths, and an oversized bonus room adapts to movie nights, a home gym, or a game room.

Come up the drive at the end of the day, when the hill is yours alone and the whole of Maury County unrolls below in folds of green and gold. The climb itself is part of the arrival, each curve revealing a little more sky, until the house appears at the crest like a reward for the journey. Inside, the great room gathers the light and holds it, the stone fireplace rising two stories toward the beams.

Life here keeps an unhurried rhythm. Mornings begin in the sunroom with the resident wildlife putting on their show beyond the glass; afternoons drift onto the covered patio, where the view never repeats itself. There is space for everyone and everything: guests in their own suites, a workshop in the car barn, a garden waiting to be planted. Twenty five minutes from Franklin, and yet a world removed, this is the rare hilltop where you can watch the weather come and watch it pass.

Inside, the open concept main level features a stone fireplace and a great room with soaring ceilings. Four bedrooms are complemented by a dedicated office and additional flex spaces (easily a home gym, hobby room, or guest quarters) plus a large bonus room on the second level. With room to grow both inside the home and across additional potential build sites, it's a distinctive Tennessee property suited to multi generational living or a family compound.

Stand on the covered deck at golden hour and you will understand why the views here are spoken of the way they are. The Keg Springs Valley falls away in long green waves, pasture giving over to woodland, the light shifting minute by minute until the whole valley is washed in amber. A rocking chair, a glass of something cold, and the particular quiet of land that runs a half mile along the road and far beyond what the eye can hold.

This is a farm that invites you to spread out and stay a while. Bring the horses to the valley pastures, fill the big shop with projects, set aside a build site for the next generation just over the rise. The custom home wraps itself around the scenery, so that even the everyday, coffee in the Florida room or supper beneath the soaring ceiling of the great room, unfolds against a backdrop most people only ever drive past. Forty acres, an independent well, and all the room in the world to grow.

Close your eyes and place the house exactly where it should be: high on the rise, oriented west, every principal window framing the sunsets this land is known for. Fifteen acres of gently rolling, park like ground give you room to dream without compromise: a long approach drive, a stand of hardwoods left wild, a pasture, a pond, a place for horses or simply for quiet. The hard part, finding the land, is already done.

What makes this parcel rare is not only its beauty but its address. City water, sewer, natural gas, and high speed internet are all at the road, Greenbelt status is within reach, and the heart of Franklin and Cool Springs sit just minutes away. Land of this size and seclusion, this close to one of the most sought after towns in Tennessee and impossible to subdivide, simply does not come along often. Bring your architect and begin.

Sip your morning coffee in the sun drenched Florida room while the birds put on their daily show just beyond the glass. A wet bar makes the perfect spot for entertaining while the big game is on, and recently updated bathrooms round out a home that's been thoughtfully refreshed throughout. A storage building and open carport add everyday practicality to this picturesque country waterfront package.

Some mornings you will take your coffee to the Florida room and watch the birds work the tree line; others you will carry it down to the river, to the gravel bar where the East Piney slows and shines. A quarter mile of frontage means the water is always yours, whether for a bonfire with a crowd, crawfish hunting with family, or a quiet hour with your feet in the water. The land holds a little of everything: open pasture, shaded trails, a garden bed waiting on the season.

Inside, a home thoughtfully refreshed waits for the gathering. The updated kitchen, with its oversized island and double ovens, is built for the kind of cooking that pulls everyone into one room; the wet bar is built for the rest of the night. Minutes from town yet hidden behind its winding drive, this is the country place people picture when they imagine getting away, eighteen and a half acres made, quite simply, for memory making.