209 Woods Dr Columbia, TN 38401
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About this home
Welcome to this stunning mid-century modern home in beautiful Columbia, Tennessee! Known for its charming downtown, scenic countryside, and strong sense of community, Columbia offers a laid-back lifestyle with easy access to shopping, dining, and outdoor recreation. Whether you’re enjoying a stroll around the historic town square or exploring local parks and trails, Columbia blends small-town charm with modern convenience. This thoughtfully designed home features vaulted ceilings with exposed beams throughout the main living area, exuding warmth and architectural character. The spacious living room boasts floor-to-ceiling windows that flood the space with natural light and bring the outdoors in. An enclosed, temperature controlled front porch with large windows offers the perfect space for entertaining or relaxing year-round with plenty of natural light. Tucked away from the main living space are three comfortable bedrooms, two bathrooms and a laundry room. The primary suite features large pane windows overlooking the peaceful backyard—your own retreat to unwind. At one edge of the property flows Big Bigby Creek. With the back portion of the lot leading to the water, there's an opportunity to possibly enjoy fishing, wading, or simply listening to the tranquil flow. The front yard is fully fenced, ideal for pets or children to play freely. Behind the carport, the detached building currently serves as an office—offering flexible use as a guesthouse, studio, schoolroom, casita, granny-flay, or private retreat. 209 Woods Drive offers not only a home full of comfort and character but also a lifestyle rooted in nature, community, and Southern charm. All just minutes from the heart of Columbia and less than an hour to Nashville!
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