1295 Covenant Cove Ln Bath Springs, TN 38311
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Discover the art of Tennessee River living at 1295 Covenant Cove Lane, an elevated river-view estate designed for those who value space, serenity, and sophistication. Located in a secluded gated community with panoramic river views, this nearly 3,000 sq. ft. home sits on just over an acre of prime property, only a five-minute walk to the private community boat ramp, five minutes to Riverstone Marina, and 15 minutes to Clifton Marina. You’re also just a short drive from Ross Creek Landing Golf Course, a Jack Nicklaus Signature Design, and Hassell Field Airport (M29), offering private aviation access minutes from your doorstep. Originally a 2,600 sq. ft. home, the residence has been thoughtfully expanded and partially renovated to include four bedrooms, three baths, an office, and a butler’s pantry. The open-concept layout features floor-to-ceiling windows that frame sweeping views of the Tennessee River and flood the interior with natural light. The living room centers around a custom fireplace, and the kitchen layout is designed to accommodate a 4x8 island, propane range with pot filler, and full-size refrigerator — perfect for both everyday comfort and entertaining. The project has been fully dried in and is ready for your custom finish selections. Outside, enjoy your own private retreat: an in-ground chlorine pool with lighting, an expansive brand new back deck overlooking the river, and a U-shaped driveway with a connected two-car garage — ideal for hosting friends and family. Utilities include city water, fiber internet, electric, propane, and septic, ensuring a modern and connected lifestyle without sacrificing privacy. Whether you’re envisioning a primary residence, vacation home, or investment retreat, this property offers the rare combination of gated exclusivity, waterfront proximity, golf access, and aviation convenience — all in one of Middle Tennessee’s most scenic riverfront communities.
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