4 Kentucky and Tennessee Homes with Space, Comfort, and Acreage

On a quiet street within Norton Commons, this 2013 residence is purpose-built for multigenerational living, balancing togetherness with true privacy. The plan includes a private apartment with elevator access—offering 2 bedrooms and 1 bath—alongside flexible spaces designed for extended stays. Everyday ease is supported by advanced infrastructure: a Savaria Elevator, Control 4 automation, a whole-house GE generator, central vacuum, and 5-zone HVAC. For hosting and downtime, the home layers in dedicated lifestyle spaces, including Cinema Tech media rooms, a wellness studio, fitness area, sports room, and a bourbon lounge suited to lingering conversation. A 4-car EV-ready garage adds practical capacity, while a garden courtyard extends the living experience outdoors. Here, walkable neighborhood energy meets a refined, low-maintenance retreat.

On a residential street in Shelbyville’s coveted Pheasant Glen subdivision, this condominium home pairs polished finishes with everyday ease. Inside, more than 2,000 finished square feet are detailed with custom carpentry, hardwood flooring, upgraded lighting, and granite countertops. The stylish kitchen and upgraded baths keep the look cohesive, while a first-floor primary bedroom suite and a main-level laundry room make daily routines feel effortless. Thoughtful improvements continue with two added spaces that expand the total living area by over 260 square feet, offering extra flexibility for work, hobbies, or relaxing at home. Outside, a private back patio extends the living space for quiet mornings and low-key evenings. Groundskeeping and exterior maintenance are included in the monthly fee, so the home’s comfort comes with a simplified sense of ownership.

Set on 16+ acres along State Highway 28 in Whitwell, this property balances visibility with seclusion and offers potential for both commercial and residential use. Approximately 1.2 acres front the busy corridor that connects the Sequatchie Valley from Jasper off I-24 to Pikeville, positioning the site for uses that benefit from highway access. Beyond the road frontage, the remaining 15 acres include a 50-foot right-of-way flag lot that provides a more private setting. On the commercial parcel sits a block building—formerly a restaurant and currently occupied—ready to be renovated or removed to suit a new plan. The seller is willing to separate the land into distinct purchases, allowing flexibility in how the acreage and highway lot are held or developed over time.

Size: 16.00 acres

Surrounded by rolling 69.90 wooded acres in Murray, this custom-built 2021 retreat balances everyday comfort with true backcountry capability. Steel insulated log-style siding and a raised seam roof pair with a whole-house generator and 600 amp service for a home designed to be low-maintenance for years to come. Inside, the main level unfolds in an open floor plan anchored by expansive windows and a wood stove, with a massive laundry room and a full-length screened-in porch for long, unhurried afternoons. The lower level adds flexibility with its own kitchen and living room, plus an office, a large bedroom with en’suite, and a private laundry room. Outdoors, riding trails weave through the woods, while multiple lush pastures are established for horses. A barn with a bathroom and wood stove supports hobbies, work, and weekends alike.

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