Résidence Unifamiliale À Fairview

Tucked away on 46.55 acres in highly sought-after Williamson County, this property is a world of its own. A winding private gravel road leads through mature trees, opening to expansive countryside, established orchards, and year-round spring-fed creeks.

With cleared level acreage beautifully surrounded by woods and no neighboring homes in sight, the property offers an incredible combination of usable land and complete seclusion. Thoughtfully cultivated over the years, approximately 80,000 square feet of growing space features apple, pear, peach, and fig trees, muscadine vines, elderberry, pollinator gardens, and mature walnut, pecan, sugar maple, and magnolia trees, including a legacy chestnut tree. Horse trails and regenerative farming practices add to the property’s natural character.

Currently home to horses, goats, sheep, chickens, ducks, Russian foxes, and rescue animals, this property truly comes to life when you’re here. Peaceful mornings, colorful Tennessee skies, and the sounds of country living are part of the everyday experience.

The original home dates to 1898, with its construction year etched in stone, offering a true connection to Tennessee history. This 2,586-square-foot log cabin style home offers five bedrooms, two bathrooms, an open kitchen and dining area and is filled with warmth and character throughout. The spacious back deck is perfect for enjoying the peaceful surroundings.

Existing infrastructure includes 400-amp electrical service, well water, natural spring resources, and three RV hookups. Already a setting for glamping, artist collaborations, photography, and media productions, this property has a creative story of its own. Located in unincorporated Williamson County - Fairview, it offers a beautiful country lifestyle today, with room for a family compound, hobby farm, or future retreat.