From all sides, as far as the eye could see, they were surrounded by an incredible vision of distant blue mountains and lush green valleys. ENJOY the tranquility and infinite views from this 101.65 acre Greene County Farm, nestled in the mountains and rolling hills of Tennessee. There are two homes on the property; the Main House and a guest/parent/hired hand house. The Main House has 3 bedrooms and 4 baths. tile and solid wood floors. Large open kitchen with custom oak cabinets. The master is on one side of the home with the other two guest rooms on the other side for privacy. Each bedroom has it's own private bath. The outside patio and porch floor is covered in hand laid porcelain tile. The downstairs is a large open room supported by steel beams. The home has 440 volt wiring for electrical extras you might need. There are three heat and air zones for added comfort and efficiency, the downstairs is on its own zone. Also, two trash compactors for your convenience, one up and one down. The Main home has approximately 4092 Square Feet. The Guest house is a custom home built in 2010. This home features 2 bedrooms and 2 full baths and a small office area. This home has 1512 square feet. Both homes are handicap accessible and have 60 year architectural shingle roofs. Centrally located on the property is a 30x40 two story shop building that could easily be converted to a bunk house, guest house or used as a barn. There is estimated 63 acres of cleared pasture land and two farm ponds. The entrance into the estate is kept secure by a remote entrance electric gate, that can be controlled from your vehicle or from the Main House. This property is a private oasis that is absolutely ready to move into. If you want a place where you are surrounded by beauty, peace, convenience and no close neighbors.....this is it! Come to 1274 Cox Rd and fall in LOVE!
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