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Located in the rolling countryside of Lewis County, Tennessee, this beautiful 39.84 acre farm in Hampshire offers a rare combination of privacy, views, usable land, and a spacious custom home. Situated in the scenic Keg Springs Valley and conveniently located between Columbia, Hohenwald, and Centerville, this Middle Tennessee farm property provides the ideal setting for a primary residence, horse farm, recreational property, or multi generational family compound. The property is also within easy driving distance of Nashville and provides quick access to the Natchez Trace Parkway, one of Tennessee's most scenic and historic routes.
The land features a diverse mix of open pasture, gentle valley terrain, and wooded upland, creating both beautiful scenery and practical usability. Approximately half a mile of road frontage offers excellent access and future potential for additional homesites or family dwellings. The open pasture areas are well suited for horses, livestock, or small scale farming, while the wooded areas provide privacy, wildlife habitat, and recreational opportunities such as hunting, hiking, and trail riding. Existing infrastructure includes a run in shed for horses and a large shop building that can be used for equipment storage, workshop space, or farm operations.
One of the most unique and valuable features of the property is the independent well with spring backup, providing a reliable and self sufficient water source. Properties with private water sources like this are increasingly desirable for buyers looking for long term sustainability, homesteading opportunities, or simply the security of an independent water supply.
The custom built home, constructed in 2005, was thoughtfully positioned to take advantage of the sweeping valley views and surrounding landscape. The home offers approximately 4,319 square feet with four bedrooms and four full bathrooms, along with multiple flexible living spaces that can accommodate a variety of needs including a home office, hobby room, gym, guest quarters, or in law suite. The main living area features soaring ceilings and a stone fireplace that anchors the great room, creating a warm and inviting space for gatherings and everyday living. The open concept layout connects the living room, kitchen, and dining areas, making the home ideal for entertaining and family living.
Large windows throughout the home bring in natural light and maintain a constant connection to the surrounding farmland and rolling hills. Multiple covered deck and porch areas provide excellent outdoor living spaces, perfect for enjoying sunsets over the valley, morning coffee, or entertaining guests. The sun filled Florida room offers a comfortable indoor space that still captures the feeling of being outdoors year round.
The oversized laundry room includes extensive cabinetry, workspace, and a utility sink, making it functional for both household use and farm or outdoor activities. Storage throughout the home is generous, and the flexible floor plan allows the property to easily function for multi generational living, extended family, or long term guests.
The property includes two parcels totaling nearly 40 acres, offering flexibility for future use, additional homesites, or long term investment. With its combination of usable pasture, wooded acreage, road frontage, water source, shop building, horse infrastructure, and a large custom home, this Lewis County farm represents a versatile Middle Tennessee property that is increasingly difficult to find.
This property is ideal for buyers looking for:
- A Tennessee farm with a home and acreage
- Horse property in Middle Tennessee
- Land near Columbia Tennessee
- Land near the Natchez Trace Parkway
- A family compound or multi generational property
- Recreational land with a home
- Homestead property with well water|
- A private country home with acreage
- Investment land in Middle Tennessee
- A weekend farm or retreat property near Nashville
Properties with this combination of acreage, views, privacy, water, and improvements rarely become available in this area of Middle Tennessee.
391 Keg Springs Road offers the opportunity to own a true Tennessee farm in one of the most scenic and peaceful areas south of Nashville.
Directions:
From Columbia, take Highway 412 West toward Hohenwald for approximately 13 miles. Turn right onto Taylor Store Road. Go approximately 2 miles and turn left onto Catheys Creek Road. Continue approximately 1.5 miles and turn right onto Keg Springs Road. The property will be on the left at 391 Keg Springs Road.
Showing Instructions:
Call or Text Ben Laskey for a private showing! 719.301.8255
All information is believed to be accurate but is not guaranteed and should be independently verified by buyers and their agents. Acreage, square footage, property boundaries, school zones, zoning, utilities, and all other property details are subject to verification by the buyer. Listing brokerage makes no representations or warranties, expressed or implied, as to the accuracy of the information contained herein.
Acreage, property lines, maps, aerials, and property descriptions are approximate and are provided for marketing purposes only. Buyers should verify all information to their own satisfaction, including but not limited to boundary lines, easements, access, utilities, soils, zoning, building sites, and land use restrictions. Any maps, drawings, or illustrations are not to scale and should not be relied upon as exact representations.
Well, septic system, utilities, water sources, and property improvements are believed to be in working order but are not guaranteed. Buyers should conduct their own inspections and due diligence regarding water systems, septic systems, utilities, easements, and all improvements.
The information provided on this website is for marketing purposes only and is not intended to be a substitute for professional advice or due diligence. All information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Buyers are responsible for verifying all information including acreage, square footage, property lines, utilities, easements, restrictions, schools, zoning, and any other material facts prior to purchase.
