On Top of the Ridge
Fifty-three acres on a Highland Rim ridge, with sweeping 360 degree views and true off-grid peace of mind.
A long, winding driveway climbs to this exceptional fifty-three acre farm, privately set along a Southern Middle Tennessee ridge with sweeping 360 degree views. About an hour from both Nashville and Huntsville, it brings together a custom luxury residence, productive farm infrastructure, room for multiple generations, and a level of off-grid self-sufficiency that is rare at any price.
Inside, a dramatic two-story great room fills with natural light and frames the view at every turn. The custom chef's kitchen is finished with Wolf and Sub-Zero appliances, generous cabinetry, and room to cook for a crowd. The west-facing primary suite catches the evening sun, with two walk-in closets, private deck access, and a spacious bath of custom tile, a clawfoot tub, and dual vanities.
A separate living area with its own full kitchen and living room makes an ideal in-law or multigenerational wing, two complete kitchens under one roof. Beyond the two-car garage sits an additional heated and cooled one-car garage, ready to become an office, gym, game room, or studio. Three bedrooms are joined by two flex rooms currently set up as bedrooms, so there is room for everyone.
From the ridge, the hills of southern Middle Tennessee fall away in long blue waves, and the sunsets are the kind people build their evenings around. This is the Highland Rim at its finest: high, private, and endlessly scenic, yet an easy drive to Nashville or Huntsville whenever the city calls.
Outside, a covered post-and-beam cabana with a full outdoor kitchen overlooks the pool, the ridgeline rolling away in every direction. The land works as hard as it rests: a cattle operation with perimeter fencing, a hay barn with open and enclosed bays, a greenhouse, a shop, and a hunting shed. And when the world gets loud, the farm quietly takes care of itself, with a solar system standing by for emergency power, a wood-fired boiler for backup heat, and a rainwater-fed cistern adding to the city water supply.
