5881 Burgess Falls Rd Sparta, TN 38583
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Welcome to your own private piece of Tennessee countryside — a peaceful and functional mini farm nestled on 8 usable acres in beautiful White County. This property perfectly blends charm, character, and modern efficiency, offering the best of both worlds for anyone dreaming of a slower pace, open space, and self-sufficient living. The classic farmhouse sits proudly on the hill with 4 comfortable bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms, and a flexible bonus room that can be used however you like — home office, playroom, craft space, or even a cozy guest nook. Inside, you’ll find a home that feels inviting and lived in — the kind that instantly feels like “home.” The layout flows easily and offers plenty of natural light, with warm finishes that complement the farmhouse feel. Outside is where this property truly shines. The land is open and usable — 8 acres of opportunity to grow, raise, and create the lifestyle you’ve been dreaming of. There’s an approximately one-acre fenced pasture already set and ready for animals, whether you’re bringing a few horses, goats, or a flock of chickens. A small barn provides convenient storage for equipment and feed, while the detached garage offers additional parking, a workshop area, and a handy storage room off the back. This property also features solar panels, making it an excellent option for anyone interested in efficient, off-grid living or simply lowering energy costs while embracing a more sustainable lifestyle. With plenty of space to garden, room to roam, and modern touches to support a simpler way of life, this mini farm offers freedom and flexibility rarely found so close to town. Tucked away in a peaceful rural setting yet just a short drive to the conveniences of Sparta and the heart of the Upper Cumberland, this farmhouse and acreage combine all the elements that make Tennessee country living so special — charm, functionality, and the chance to truly live the life you’ve imagined.
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