Tired of the noise, rush, and weight of everyday life? Imagine trading it all for a retreat down a quiet country lane, leading to a hidden valley cradled by lush green hills. Here, mornings are greeted by the call of the bobwhite quail and evenings by the soft serenade of a whippoorwill. Welcome to 101 acres of pure Tennessee beauty—home to an 1800s-era farmhouse, two classic barns, and hand-hewn log outbuildings, all tucked into the heart of Cannon County’s northeastern countryside. The landscape rolls gently from scenic hilltops to a sheltered valley, offering both privacy and security—a homesteader’s dream. Multiple natural springs flow freely year-round, supplying fresh gravity-fed water to the home and gardens. Rich soil supports abundant vegetable harvests in every season, while fertile pastures can sustain livestock, poultry, and a bounty of farm-fresh eggs. A four-acre field awaits your crop of choice—hay, corn, soybeans—and the land has been free of pesticides for at least five years. This is self-sufficiency at its finest. From raising and harvesting your own meat to canning vegetables in the summer, every part of this property invites a return to a simpler, more intentional way of living. The orchard, “potato patch” garden, and flower-filled yard—bursting with hydrangeas, roses, and cannas in spring—bring color and life to the homestead. The surrounding hills are laced with horse and hiking trails, winding through mature timber that supplies wood for the fireplace or the old cookstove. Two ponds, edged with watercress, are stocked with catfish, providing both beauty and bounty. Here, time slows. From the front porch swing, you can watch the morning mist lift over the valley. Listen to rain on the tin roof while drifting into an afternoon nap. This is more than a property—it’s a place where the soul finds rest.