330 Durwachter Rd Dover, TN 37058
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Lone Cedar Farm, this beautiful 330 Durwachter Rd, a rare find in beautiful Stewart County, Tennessee. This property combines modern living with outdoor recreation, offering a spacious barndominium home set on 70.9 acres of rolling land. The home features 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, heated floors and an additional sewing/craft room, perfect for hobbies or a home office. The open-concept design blends comfort and function, while a two-car garage provides ample storage. The property is on county water, and it also includes a conex built into the ground, offering secure additional storage and storm protection for peace of mind. Outdoors, the land truly shines. The home also a coy pond and back patio with views of the lake and property. A custom-built bass lake is the centerpiece, ideal for fishing or simply enjoying peaceful waterfront views. The acreage provides excellent opportunities for hunting whitetail deer and wild turkey, and the diverse terrain makes it perfect for recreational use. A 36x40 tobacco barn with cement floors adds even more functionality—ideal for storage, workshop space, or future projects. The location offers the best of both worlds: privacy and seclusion with quick access to town and beyond. The property is just minutes from Dover and Stewart County High School, and a short drive to Lake Barkley, Kentucky Lake, and Land Between the Lakes National Recreation Area (LBL), where you’ll find endless boating, fishing, hiking, and outdoor adventures. For commuters or weekend getaways, Clarksville is less than an hour away, and Nashville is just over an hour and 20 minute drive. Whether you’re seeking a permanent residence, weekend retreat, or recreational paradise, 330 Durwachter Rd offers unmatched opportunities for both relaxation and adventure.
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