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About this home
You don’t have to choose between room to roam and a life near Nashville, this 17.66-acre retreat offers privacy, a custom built workshop, and a brick Cape Cod approximately 30 minutes from downtown, all for under $1 million. Follow the long driveway home, enjoy morning coffee on the covered wraparound porch, or explore the roughly half-mile wooded loop trail. A creek, scenic bluffs, and an expansive yard make the land as much a part of everyday living as the house itself. Built by a master mason, the well maintained, 2,706sqft home offers 3 bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms, fresh interior paint, hardwood floors, and abundant windows bringing in natural light and framing peaceful wooded views. White cabinetry, quartz countertops, and a bright bay window overlooking the backyard give the kitchen a welcoming feel. A main level primary bedroom, two upstairs bedrooms, and an additional upstairs flex space provide options for an office, playroom, or hobbies. A spacious separate wing with its own full bathroom, exterior entrance, and walkout deck offers possibilities for a guest retreat, media room, or future suite. Covered front and rear porches and the deck create multiple places to entertain or simply enjoy the quietness of country living. For those whose projects have outgrown a standard garage, the 40×40 workshop is a standout. Custom built by the same craftsman, this approximately 1,600sqft building features two oversized overhead doors with openers, a toilet and utility sink, and a substantial covered carport for additional sheltered space. Whether your weekends revolve around cars, woodworking, exploring the trails, or gathering with friends outdoors, this property gives you the space to make them your own.
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
Feb 17, 2005 • Final
Electrical
Electrical
Jan 23, 2005 • Final
Gas
Gas
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.
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This new construction home in Sylvan Park has an open floor plan and upgraded materials, including solid doors and high-quality cabinetry. Every bedroom is a suite, with a guest suite on the lower level. A classic Craftsman porch and sunroom provide...