5 Grand Tennessee Estates from Riverfront Acres to Equestrian Luxury

Beyond one of Brentwood’s most exclusive, private settings, this custom-built legacy estate unfolds as a secluded compound on nearly two acres, balancing a countryside atmosphere with convenient access to Nashville and Cool Springs. Timeless architecture and impeccable craftsmanship set the tone from arrival, while sunlit interiors highlight exquisite millwork, tailored finishes, and curated architectural elements. Sophisticated living spaces and expansive gathering areas are designed to move easily from intimate family moments to large-scale entertaining. A spectacular loft retreat anchors the home with soaring ceilings, exposed beams, and a custom-crafted kitchenette—an unforgettable destination for hosting. Resort-inspired amenities include a state-of-the-art theater and a temperature-controlled wine cellar, alongside seven bedroom suites, eight full baths, and four powder rooms. Outdoors, a pool and spa, poolside pavilion, sport court, and expansive outdoor living spaces create a private rhythm of recreation and repose.

Along the water’s edge in White Bluff, 318 acres on the Harpeth unfolds as a private landscape of rolling hills, expansive pastures, and mature, marketable hardwoods. Mornings arrive with mist rising off the river, deer grazing and turkeys foraging in the fields; evenings settle into gorgeous Tennessee sunsets. Nearly three-quarters of a mile of Harpeth River frontage anchors the setting, joined by a spring, four ponds, and a lake scattered across the property—two ponds and the lake stocked for easy days outdoors. Sulfer Creek runs year-round through the farm, feeding into the Harpeth and adding a constant sense of motion. With multiple premier building vistas, city water in place, and electricity run to three sites with meter bases, the estate balances natural beauty with practical readiness, just 30 minutes from Music City Nashville.

Size: 318 acres

Set on a private 1.5-acre corner lot along esteemed Woodmont Blvd in Green Hills, this newly renovated, European-inspired estate balances timeless craft with modern ease. Mature landscaping lines the property barrier, while a tranquil central courtyard and sprawling fenced backyard create a natural setting for gatherings. Inside, soaring, intricate ceilings meet custom trim work, hand-forged iron details, and exquisite light fixtures, with rich walnut and marble flooring leading through arched glass French doors and abundant natural light. The chef’s kitchen pairs Wolf and Miele appliances with Taj Mahal stone and custom cabinetry, flowing into generous living and dining areas. Entertaining continues with an open floorplan and fully equipped wet bar. A study with full-wall trim, fireplace, and custom bookshelves offers a refined retreat, while the primary suite features expansive walk-in closets, dual water closets, and a spa-inspired bath with barrel-vault ceiling. Five fireplaces, an elevator, and a veranda with fireplace and half bath complete the experience.

From its elevated setting in Fall Branch, this 103+ acre East Tennessee equestrian estate opens to breathtaking panoramic mountain views and a rare sense of scale. Multiple barns, a riding arena, and a caretaker’s residence support everything from a full equestrian operation to a working farm, while a scenic pond adds a quiet counterpoint to the day’s rhythm. At the center, a beautifully appointed all-brick main home is finished with premium details throughout. A gourmet kitchen anchors the residence, complemented by elegant living spaces and multiple fireplaces that bring warmth and texture across the interior. Outdoors, inviting patios are positioned to capture the surrounding vistas—ideal for slow mornings, long sunsets, and the kind of daily life shaped by land, light, and open horizon.

Along the water’s edge on the renowned South Holston River, Tailwaters Lodge pairs exceptional privacy with breathtaking mountain views across 13.63 acres of expansive river frontage. Long known as a premier trout fishing destination, it’s equally attuned to gatherings of every scale, with upgraded amenities, charming guest cabins, and a newly constructed wedding venue designed for special events. The property’s unique AR zoning and significant development potential add a forward-looking layer, with plans for an additional lodge and more cabins already envisioned. Despite its sense of seclusion, the setting remains conveniently located near Bristol and the Tri-Cities, offering an easy balance between retreat and connection. As the largest guest destination on the South Holston River, it invites a lifestyle shaped by water, mountains, and enduring possibility.