Erleben Sie Grenzenloses Potenzial Im Raulston Woods Estate

Some properties are defined by what they are. Others are distinguished by what they could become. Set across approximately 136 acres in South Pittsburg, Tennessee, Raulston Woods & Gardens offers a rare combination of scale, privacy, history and potential. Currently operating as an established wedding and event venue, this remarkable property provides the foundation to continue its legacy or create an entirely new vision. At its heart is the historic Raulston House, a four-bedroom, two-bath residence with hardwood floors, four fireplaces (one being outdoors) and a commercial kitchen. A separate three-bedroom, two-bath cedar and mountain-stone cottage provides additional accommodations. The property also includes a 2,400-square-foot weather-rated barn/event space, antique barn and outbuildings, secluded hunting cabins, waterfalls, caves, gathering areas, and a mountaintop amphitheater with bar. Approximately five to six level acres at the base offer valuable land, with additional clearings throughout the mountainside. A spring-fed pond (previously stocked), gated entrance and miles of established trails create opportunities for hiking, horseback riding, ATVs and recreation. Just six minutes from I-24, approximately 25 minutes from Chattanooga and Monteagle, and just an hour and a half from Nashville’s International Airport, the estate offers exceptional accessibility while maintaining a true sense of seclusion. Also within a short two hour drive of Atlanta, Birmingham and Knoxville. Continue its use as an event destination, expand into hospitality or overnight accommodations, create a corporate or wellness retreat, private mountain estate, multigenerational compound, recreational destination or short-term rental experience. **Raulston Woods is something increasingly difficult to replicate: 136 acres, multiple residences, history directly connected to the Civil War and Hollywood silent movie era, privacy and extraordinary possibility—all within easy reach of Chattanooga.**