This is a really special property. 21+ unrestricted acres in Summertown with incredible views, a ton of usable land, and a house that will surprise you when you walk inside. The kitchen is massive, with a large pantry and an open layout into the living and dining areas that just works. The primary suite is impressive all the way around, with a large bedroom, spacious bathroom, and a huge walk-in closet. The other two bedrooms are on the opposite side of the house, and there is also a separate office tucked away enough from the main living area that you can shut the door and actually get some work done. The two-car garage connects to the house through a large covered breezeway, which is one of my favorite parts of the property. It gives you a great covered space for parties, family get-togethers, or just hanging out, and it could easily be screened in down the road. The laundry room is right off the breezeway, which makes a lot of sense for anyone coming in from working outside. Then there is the land. Bring the chickens, cows, horses, pigs—or all of them. The chicken coop stays, there are no restrictions, and there is plenty of usable ground for someone who really wants to homestead. You also get something that is harder to find in Lawrence County: elevation. The sunsets are fantastic, and the property has views in just about every direction. Access is currently by easement from Hedrick Ln, but the property also fronts Dukes Park Rd. A future owner could explore putting in a driveway directly from Dukes Park up to the house, which is how the property was originally envisioned. There is also a significant amount of acreage along Dukes Park that could potentially give the next owner some options for another building site, additional lots, or a family compound. There is a lot here: a great house, usable acreage, incredible views, no restrictions, and plenty of options for what the property could become over time.