A Rural Tennessee Paradise
240 acres outside Nashville.
Two hundred and forty acres of Hickman County unfold in folds of pasture hollow and wooded upland, and at the heart of it, reached by a long private drive, sits a handsome barndominium tucked into its own clearing in the trees. There are no neighbors in sight, only forest in every direction, yet Nashville is barely an hour away.
This is a sportsman's paradise and a family retreat in equal measure. Open pasture gives way to deep hardwood ridges laced with trails, and two shooting ranges are set into the land for those who like to practice close to home. It is, above all, private, the kind of place where the rest of the world simply falls away.
The residence is a 4,823 square foot barndominium that lives far larger than its name suggests. The upper level is a full four bedroom home with a chef's kitchen as fine as any you would find in a traditional house, while the lower level opens into an enormous meeting space ready for gatherings, training, or whatever a new owner can imagine.
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.
