7865 Barnhill Rd
- Primm Springs, TN
- $1,799,000
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What if home felt like a vacation? Tucked into 10 private wooded acres in the rolling hills of Williamson County, this peaceful retreat offers what so many are searching for in Middle Tennessee--privacy, nature, space and a slower pace of life, while still close to the restaurants, shopping and charm of Franklin, Leiper's Fork and Fairview.
Wander your own private trails, gather around the fire, soak in the hot tub beneath the Tennessee sky or spend long afternoons enjoying multiple levels of covered and open-air outdoor living. Surrounded by spacious 10-, 20- and 30-acre estate properties, the setting feels worlds away from subdivisions and city noise, yet everyday conveniences and I-840 are within easy reach.
Designed for both gathering and getting away, this is a place for family weekends, friends around the fire, quiet retreats, creative escapes or simply reconnecting with nature. Make it your second home, weekend getaway, executive retreat or explore its potential as a luxury short-term rental.
Renovated inside and out, the approx. 3,500-sq-ft home offers 4 bedrooms, including a main-level primary and second primary-style suite downstairs, plus 2 living areas, each with a fireplace. An oversized lower-level bedroom currently serves as a music studio/flex space. Enjoy a rocking-chair front porch, expansive decks, fenced backyard and a separate level area offering potential for a future guest house or gathering space.
This is more than a home in the country. It's the private Williamson County escape people are moving to Middle Tennessee to find.
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Overview for Williamson County, TN
Williamson County, TN is consistently ranked as Tennessee's wealthiest county and among the wealthiest in the entire country, and it's easy to see why once you look at what's inside its borders. Formed in 1799 from Davidson County territory and named for Hugh Williamson, a North Carolina militia colonel and signer of the U.S. Constitution, the county has grown from rural farmland into one of the most sought-after addresses in the Southeast. With nearly 250,000 residents across 584 square miles, Williamson County anchors the southern edge of the Nashville metro area and includes some of the region's best-known communities: Franklin, the county seat, along with Brentwood, Fairview, Nolensville, Thompson's Station, and part of Spring Hill. The Harpeth and Little Harpeth rivers run through the county, and consistently top-ranked Williamson County Schools have become one of the biggest draws for families relocating here. For buyers exploring homes for sale in Williamson County, TN, that combination of strong schools, low crime, and steady appreciation has made it one of the most competitive markets in Tennessee.
Around Williamson County, TN
Every corner of Williamson County has its own personality, which is part of what makes it such an interesting place to buy. Franklin offers walkable historic downtown living layered over serious Civil War history, Brentwood brings large-lot privacy and some of the state's highest household incomes, and Fairview and College Grove hold onto genuine rural, horse-friendly character even as the rest of the county grows around them. Nolensville and Thompson's Station have become two of the fastest-growing towns in the state, adding new construction and amenities at a rapid pace, while Spring Hill, straddling the Williamson-Maury county line, has become a manufacturing hub thanks to General Motors' major investments nearby. Long before any of that, the area was home to Cherokee, Chickasaw, Choctaw, Creek, and Shawnee peoples, and Mississippian-era archaeological sites dating back roughly 1,000 years still remain within the county. Whether buyers want walkable downtown living, a quiet farm, or a brand-new subdivision, Williamson County genuinely has all of it, and Edana Cannon can help you figure out which corner of the county fits what you're actually looking for.