5 Sold Southern Homes and Recreational Land Across Tennessee, Kentucky

Set on 2.45 acres in the Westwood Heights subdivision, this well-maintained split-level brick home balances space, privacy, and everyday ease. Inside, three bedrooms and three full baths support comfortable routines, while two bonus rooms flex for a home office, media room, or guest space. The primary suite reads like a true retreat, complete with a walk-in closet and a relaxing jetted tub. Recent updates add confidence and efficiency, including a 3-year-old roof, a new 4-ton HVAC unit, double-pane windows, and natural gas service; the oven, microwave, and stove are all less than a year old. Outdoors, an above-ground pool, outbuilding, tranquil koi pond, and a stocked pond create a setting made for slow afternoons and casual gatherings, with Sparta just 11 minutes away.

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On a residential street in Franklin, this custom-built 2022 residence sits within the established Highlands neighborhood, pairing a newer build with the ease of a well-rooted community. Daily life here is defined by convenience: close to local schools and the rhythms of small-town living, with straightforward access to I-65 and Highway 31W as they run through town. It’s an address that supports simple routines—school drop-offs, quick commutes, and easy errands—without feeling removed from the character of Franklin itself. With its recent construction and established setting, the home offers a comfortable balance of modern newness and familiar surroundings, making it easy to settle in and enjoy the pace of a connected Kentucky town.

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On a quiet street in Sparta, 249 Darlene Drive balances everyday comfort with an easy, open layout. Inside, a spacious floor plan connects a bright, airy living area with a well-appointed kitchen designed for entertaining, while hardwood floors bring warmth and continuity throughout. With three bedrooms and two baths, the home is arranged to support both busy routines and slower weekends at home. Step outside to a large backyard with plenty of room for outdoor activities—whether that means play, gardening, or simply stretching out in the fresh air. Set in a peaceful neighborhood and conveniently located minutes from shopping, dining, and local parks, it offers a lifestyle that feels practical, relaxed, and connected to town.

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Along the water’s edge on the Clinch River in Sneedville, this expansive recreational tract pairs nearly a half mile of direct river frontage with clearings and forests that rise from the river up to mountain peaks. A spring feeds the creek, and an old pond sits ready for restoration. Trails and old logging roads thread through the land for ATV riding, hiking, mountain biking, climbing, and horses, with a fairly level saddle between the high peak and the draw. The setting is richly varied—hardwoods climb the back mountain, and a dramatic rocky section crowns a cliff above the river, shaded by very tall trees and edged by a small cave in the cliff wall below. Loved and lived on in the early 1900s, remnants of a home and multiple outbuildings remain, offered strictly as-is, with septic and electricity in place.

Size: 41.00 acres

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On a residential street in Nashville, this bright end-unit townhome pairs a clean, refreshed look with a thoughtful layout. Freshly painted in crisp SW White Dove, the interiors feel airy and inviting, with hardwood floors grounding the downstairs. Both bedrooms offer the comfort of their own private full bath, creating a sense of separation and everyday ease. Recent improvements keep the experience polished and practical: renovated bathroom floors (2024), new blinds (2024), a new washer and dryer (2024), and a water heater (2025). Plush carpet added in 2020 brings warmth where you want it, while a newer roof and HVAC from 2017 support year-round comfort. It’s a well-maintained space that reads current, calm, and ready for daily living.

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