5 Luxurious Tennessee Estates from Franklin to Sevierville

On a generous 1.01-acre lot in Franklin’s sought-after Farmington West neighborhood, this residence is designed for day-to-day ease with room to spread out. The layout offers 4 bedrooms and 3 baths, including both an upstairs and downstairs primary suite—an arrangement that lends itself naturally to multi-generational living, extended stays, or hosting with a little extra privacy. A dedicated formal office supports a focused work-from-home rhythm, while an expansive bonus room invites more relaxed moments, from movie nights to hobbies and casual gatherings. With space, comfort, and flexibility at its core, the home reads as a private retreat without leaving the neighborhood setting behind—made for unhurried mornings, easy entertaining, and evenings that feel comfortably your own.

From its elevated Sevierville setting, this quality-built cabin pairs a prime location with a creekside soundtrack. Inside, all-wood interior walls and custom trim woodwork set a warm tone, complemented by luxury vinyl plank flooring and custom blinds throughout. The main level unfolds in an open floorplan anchored by a stacked-stone fireplace, with a fully equipped kitchen featuring black stainless appliances, upgraded custom cabinetry with a soft-close feature, and high-end granite countertops. A primary bedroom on the main level includes a queen bed and a large ensuite bath. Upstairs, three large primary suites—two with king beds—join a spacious bunk room that sleeps up to 10, complete with a table-top multi-cade arcade game. Outside, enjoy a large covered back deck with high-top seating and rocking chairs, plus ample level concrete parking with custom wrought-iron railing. Minutes to the Pigeon Forge Parkway and a short drive to Great Smoky Mountains National Park, days here feel easy and unhurried.

Set on 2.91 private acres with mountain views, this custom all-brick home captures the ease and scale of East Tennessee living. Inside, hardwood floors, 9-foot ceilings, and detailed finishes create a warm backdrop for everyday life. The main living area centers on a fireplace and flows into a well-appointed kitchen with granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, abundant cabinetry, and a center island, while a formal dining room elevates gatherings. A main-level primary suite pairs comfort with a spa-like bath featuring a soaking tub and walk-in shower, complemented by three additional bedrooms and two full baths. Upstairs, a private office, large flex space, and an extra room suited to a studio or gym add versatility. The unfinished basement includes a drive-under garage, full bath, kitchen, workshop, and generous storage for future possibilities.

From its elevated setting in the scenic hills of Arrington, 7033 Fiddlers Glen offers a quietly refined take on country living. Beautifully maintained, the home balances privacy and comfort with elegant living spaces finished in a timeless palette. The outlook is part of the daily ritual here: overlooking Arrington Vineyards, the property frames tranquil vineyard views that shift with the light. As evening settles in, sunsets become a natural centerpiece, best enjoyed from the backyard retreat—an easy place to unwind, read, or linger over conversation. With its calm setting and enduring sense of style, this is a home designed for slower mornings, unhurried afternoons, and nights that end with the horizon glowing beyond the vines.

Set on 51.31 acres at the end of a quiet dead-end road in Fayetteville, this 2023-built retreat pairs exceptional privacy with modern comfort. The main residence offers three bedrooms and 2.5 baths in a functional layout, oriented to peaceful views across the surrounding acreage. Practical upgrades support everyday ease, including a Generac whole-home backup system for outages and a walk-through crawl space with a concrete-slab storage area, with the remaining space fully encapsulated for added efficiency and protection. A 30×30 shop with electricity creates room for equipment, storage, or hands-on hobbies. Separate from the main home, a one-bedroom cabin with its own electric service and septic system adds flexible living—welcoming guests, extended family, or rental income. Open and wooded areas, plus a small greenhouse and chicken coop, round out the property’s homestead-ready setting with no through-traffic.