This pet-friendly property is located one hour east of Nashville. Our 41 secluded acres feature hiking trails, stream and a wet-weather waterfall. The 1,000 sq ft ground level apartment is where we lived for two years until our house was built. It is physically attached to our home, yet private and fully functional on its own.
- Two bedrooms, each has a queen bed
- Can add twin bed to one room by request
- Fiber wifi internet
- Fenced yard for your dogs
- Galley kitchen with full-size appliances
- Living/dining room with Roku TV
- Full bathroom with tub/shower combo
- Laundry with full-size washer/dryer
- Wooden deck, hammock in yard
- HVAC heat/air
- Working woodstove
Nestled in the peace and quiet of the countryside, wildlife abounds from the large assortment of birds who raise babies in our nest boxes to the deer and turkey that meander through the fields. Game cameras farther from the house capture peaceful nocturnal scenes, revealing groundhogs, coyotes, bobcats, raccoons, armadillos and more. Snake sightings are possible but unlikely. We recommend using an insect repellant while hiking as ticks are common in the warmer months.
- One bedroom prepared: $120/per night + 12% occupancy tax + $40 cleaning fee
- Two bedrooms prepared: $140/per night + 12% occupancy tax + $50 cleaning fee
- There is no pet fee or pet limit. (Please be considerate, don't make me change this rule!)
- Non-smoking property
- Check-in: 4:00pm
- Check-out: 11:00am
- The full fee is required upon booking.
- Cancellation Policy: 100% refund if cancelled seven days in advance
Please fill out the form below to inquire about availability and booking. We are currently only accepting reservations from friends or friends of friends. Not listed on AirBnB or VRBO. Located near Alexandria, TN. About 20 minutes south of I-40 at Exit #254, one hour east of downtown Nashville.
"I mean, you did say this was rural..."
"Wait - I have to drive through a stream - twice?!"
"I feel like I'm driving through someone's front yard."
"This is waaaaay out in the country."
"Why are there cows on the actual road?"
Our rural winding country road parallels a shallow stream. For the last mile on your approach to our property, don’t be alarmed when the road crisscrosses a few times through the bumpy limestone creek bed. Keep going, drive right through the stream and the road picks up on the other side. There's just a bit of water to drive through and regular passenger cars will be just fine. Don't be alarmed if you feel like you're driving through someone's yard - just keep going! Be sure to appreciate the beautiful old stone walls that are abundant in this area. We are definitely out in the country!
