216 Old Wolf Hill Rd Bethpage, TN 37022
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Welcome to your dream hobby farm in the heart of Middle Tennessee, where rustic charm meets modern comfort on 25 stunning acres. Ideal for horse lovers or anyone drawn to farm life, this property offers a 40x60 barn equipped with five horse stalls, a feed room, tack room, electric, and water—plus an additional structure for horse shading. Bledsoe Creek runs through the land, offering a serene natural backdrop and abundant wildlife. The home is a true showpiece, with a vaulted ceiling and a full-height stone fireplace that anchors both the upper and lower levels. Maple flooring runs throughout, creating a warm, inviting atmosphere. The kitchen is a standout with custom cabinets made from genuine Fender guitar wood, bringing a touch of rock-and-roll flair to your country lifestyle. Thoughtfully designed with pull-out slides and a walk-in pantry, it’s both stylish and functional. The main-level primary suite features a walk-in closet, a spa-like bathroom with a garden tub, walk-in shower, and skylight, plus French doors that open to a private sitting room on the front porch. Upstairs, you’ll find two additional bedrooms, a full bathroom, and a cozy loft-style sitting area that leads to a covered overlook deck with picturesque views of the property. The finished partial basement expands your living space with room for a home office, guest suite, or game room. A wood-burning stove keeps the space warm and inviting, and all basement furniture and accessories will remain with the home. Additional basement features include central heat and air, crawl space access, a spacious mechanical/storage room, and an under-stairs storage area suitable for use as a storm shelter. Step outside to a private outdoor retreat complete with a pergola, hot tub, fire pit, and plenty of room for entertaining under the stars. Approximately one acre is already fenced with wire, and the land offers ample opportunity for farming, recreation, and peaceful living.
Source: REALTRACS #2987017
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