One address, three compelling possibilities: a luxury residence, flexible multigenerational retreat, and workshop/collector compound. On 5.1 private, wooded acres, the all-brick home provides 8,989 heated and cooled square feet per prior appraisal, with 2 main-level suites and a 3,438-square-foot walk-out basement. A powered outbuilding/workshop adds approximately 3,300 square feet under roof for cars, equipment, hobbies and storage. Inside, a vaulted great room centers on a floor-to-ceiling stone fireplace and skylights. Separate living and dining rooms have coffered and tray ceilings. The kitchen includes granite counters, a 6-burner gas cooktop, double ovens, warming drawer, pot filler, 48-inch built-in refrigerator and casual dining area. The primary suite has built-ins, a walk-in closet, steam shower, garden tub and double vanities. A second suite completes the main level; upstairs are 2 bedrooms with private baths, a rec room and media room with refreshment area. Seven windows and French doors bring natural light into the walk-out basement, with 2 large living areas, a kitchenette without a range, an office, full and half baths, flex/work areas and substantial storage. Its separate exterior entrance opens to a covered lower patio beneath the upper porch. The full-brick detached building is equipped for serious use: 3 overhead doors, an air-conditioned workshop, 120/240V power, work sink, cabinetry, half bath, epoxy-coated floors and a fully decked upper level. A tall-clearance carport adds covered room for oversized vehicles or recreational equipment. Established trees, landscaping, gardens and covered outdoor spaces complete the setting. With no HOA and access to I-24, this is a compelling Greater Nashville alternative for buyers comparing acreage in Nashville, Brentwood, Nolensville, Franklin and Murfreesboro—or relocating to Middle Tennessee. Real privacy, flexible living and substantial workshop capacity come together in a way few properties can match.
The AR2a districts are intended to implement the natural conservation or interim nonurban land use policies of the general plan. Natural conservation policy is applied to those areas of the county which are unsuitable for urban scale development due to severe environmental constraints. Interim non-urban policy is applied to those areas that are not intended to urbanize within the planning period of the general plan. Furthermore, some areas of very steep topography, potentially unstable soils or a propensity to flood are intolerant of development of significant intensity and are appropriate for agricultural zoning.
Permitted uses
Include but are not limited to:
Agriculture
Religious facility
Garden center
Rehabilitation center
Housing-Single unit
Housing-Senior
Waste transfer station
Cemetery
Housing-Mobile home park
Park & open space
Jan 10, 2003 • Final
Electrical
Construct a new single-family home with an unfinished basement, an attached garage, and a deck.
Electrical
New construction
Dec 17, 2002 • Final
Gas
Construct a new single-family home with an unfinished basement, an attached garage, and a deck.
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New construction
Permit history is from public records and may be incomplete or inaccurate. Redfin and its agents make no representations about the property condition or permit status. Buyers should independently verify all information.
Climate risks
1/10 Flood Factor
Minimal risk of a flood reaching the building in the next 30 years
3/10 Fire Factor
0.31% chance of being in a wildfire in next 30 years
5/10 Heat Factor
7 days above 106° expected this year, 18 days in 30 years
4/10 Wind Factor
9% chance of strong winds in next 30 years
2/10 Air Factor
1 unhealthy days expected this year, 2 days in 30 years
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Historical weather
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Sun exposure
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Exceptional sunlight
Sunscore
This home ranks in the top 24% for direct sun exposure in Antioch. There appears to be minimal shading by surrounding buildings, terrain, and vegetation.
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Redfin Estimate for 6301 Pettus Rd
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Nearby homes have recently sold between $530,000 and $644,900.
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