3571 Old Blacktop Rd Mc Ewen, TN 37101
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About this home
This stunning custom home is ideally situated as the centerpiece of 103.99 acres. Inside, you will find a spacious 3,038 sq. ft. layout featuring 3 BD and 3.5 BA. Notably, the upper level includes two large rooms—one currently used as an additional bedroom and the other as a playroom—which can also be used as an additional bedroom. The home boasts custom cabinets, granite countertops, and a walk-in pantry. The living room is enhanced by a vaulted ceiling and a gas fireplace, while tile and luxury vinyl plank flooring are featured throughout. There’s also a two-car attached garage and spray foam insulation for energy efficiency. With over 1,900 sq. ft. of covered porches, the front porch offers picturesque views of the front pasture, while the back porch is perfectly designed for entertaining guests. The privacy this property provides is unparalleled, and the house is only five years old! The land is comprised of approximately 90 acres of timber, with the remainder consisting of open fields. Numerous trails throughout the property allow easy access to all areas. The property has been well-managed for wildlife, boasting an abundance of deer and turkey, making it an excellent hunting oasis. Several food plots and deer stands are situated on the property, and the rolling timbered ridges descend into a large flat area featuring open food plots and a year-round spring creek. There is ample room to add a barn or shop, making this property ideal for agricultural use. It offers limitless potential for personalization. Conveniently located just 19 miles from Kentucky Lake, the property is also 1 hour and 15 minutes West of Nashville, 20 minutes West of Dickson, 1 hour South of Clarksville, and 1.5 hours East of Jackson. The property comes with well water, gas, electricity, and fiber internet. In Greenbelt Program and has a VA assumable loan w/ low interest rate. (Do not have to be veteran to assume loan.) Video of Property linked below. Seller Credit Offered
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