Located in White County, Tennessee, this 47. 33- acre property offers a blend of residential comfort and recreational land features. The all- brick home, built in 2009, is one level and includes three bedrooms and two and a half bathrooms. Interior features include oak hardwood flooring throughout, a large kitchen with granite countertops and an island, and a recently upgraded stainless steel refrigerator and dishwasher. The primary suite has been updated with a walk- in shower and dual- sink vanity. Additional interior amenities include a brick wood- burning fireplace, a laundry room with updated washer and dryer, a pantry/ office space, and an oversized two- car garage. The home was designed with utility placement in mind, with buried electric and cable to maintain unobstructed views. The crawl space is fully encapsulated and climate- controlled for temperature and humidity. Large Anderson windows provide natural light and allow for viewing local wildlife. City water, natural gas, high- definition television, and broadband Internet are in place, with fiber service planned. The water heater has been upgraded to a tankless model. The backyard is fenced. The land has varied topography with notable elevation changes, multiple trails for walking, riding, or hunting, and a mix of open and wooded areas. Blue Spring Creek runs along approximately 1700 ft of the property’s border. Two active springs and a small natural waterfall flowing over a limestone hillside add to the property’s natural features. Improvements include a 30x40 detached shop with water, electric, and septic service, a 12x24 custom mower shed with electric, and a 10x20 custom chicken coop with electric. The property’s terrain and features support a variety of uses, including residential living, agricultural projects, and recreational activities such as hunting and wildlife observation. This property is situated about 12 miles from Sparta, 18 miles from Smithville, and approximately 23 miles from Cookeville.