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Across small-town Wisconsin, this quartet shares an inviting blend of character, comfort, and flexibility. One Strum address pairs a storefront-style home office with rear parking and a quiet outdoor retreat, even preserving an unexpected former bank vault. In Baraboo, historic details such as original trim, a graceful staircase, and bay windows meet practical updates and a rare heated three-car garage. Friendship adds move-in-ready ease with serene views and a private primary-suite deck near boating. Downtown Elkhorn rounds out the mix with duplex versatility on a quarter-acre lot.

Across Tennessee, a quintet of trophy-scale offerings underscores the enduring appeal of land, water, and access. From a 56.08-acre tract at the busy East Tennessee adds a private Watauga Lake shoreline estate, plus a 103+ acre equestrian compound with mountain panoramas. Rounding out the collection, a never-before-offered dual-home compound anchors a coveted 12South block.

Across Kentucky and Tennessee, this quintet reads less like a lineup of houses and more like a study in privacy, acreage, and water-led scenery. From an over-77-acre Alexandria farm framed by creeks, a waterfall, and an equestrian barn to a Crossville estate pairing two residences with a pond, creek, and mountain views, the emphasis stays on self-contained living. In Melbourne, riverfront cottages and RV lots add an income-minded dimension. Rockwood contributes both a wooded custom ranch with seasonal lake views and adjoining Grande Vista Bay homesites with lake and mountain outlooks.

Across Williamson County, this quintet of recent sales captures a consistent idea of lifestyle luxury, expressed through porches, courtyards, and outdoor rooms designed for lingering. In Westhaven, double porches with sweeping views, a one-of-one custom residence a five-minute stroll to Front Street, and a coveted bungalow plan emphasize walkable community living without sacrificing privacy. Farther out in Brentwood and Arrington’s Kings Chapel, resort-minded backyards elevate the everyday with heated saltwater pools, waterfalls, outdoor kitchens, and spaces built for entertaining.

Privacy, acreage, and a way of living that moves easily outdoors. From a park-like 20-acre Leipers Fork estate minutes from village life to a wooded Franklin retreat with California contemporary, mid-century modern lines, each property favors space and setting over spectacle. Resort-style amenities, from poolside entertaining to thoughtful yard design, unify the collection, while story-rich touches—like a relocated log-cabin pool house and a whimsical “Chicken Church”—add personality.

Across Tennessee, a quintet of properties illustrates how luxury living expands when it is paired with acreage, privacy, and purposeful amenities. From a newly built 370-acre Giles County estate with barn, ponds, and creek frontage to a South Holston River trout-fishing lodge poised for hospitality growth, the through line is experiential land. Closer to Nashville, three distinctive estates balance design and function, from Primm Farm craftsmanship to Saddle Springs equestrian life, and a renovated 15-acre retreat built for multigenerational flexibility.

Across this quintet, the landscape is never an afterthought; it is the organizing principle. In Brentwood’s Governors Club, two Carmel Lane residences frame sweeping fairway and hill views with timeless architecture and sought-after lot positions. In Rockwood, lake life takes center stage, from a Southern Living–style ranch with dock and wide-open sightlines to a second ranch designed around generous space and water vistas. Completing the set, Wispering Oak Farm in Falmouth stretches across 358+ gated acres laced with trails and creeks.

Across Tennessee, a quintet of desirable homes traces a spectrum of scenery and design, from creekside calm to mountain heights and polished neighborhood living. At Lick Creek in Primm Springs, private shoreline invites days on the water, while Sevierville’s Star of The Summit pairs five bedrooms with four master suites in a coveted enclave. West Knoxville offers Southern charm on 1.94 secluded acres, Murfreesboro highlights refined modern finishes in a premier community, and Greenbrier delivers resort-style scale on 2.3 open acres, minutes from Nashville.

Close-in seclusion with everyday access still within reach. From an enclave of just 29 luxury residences in Green Hills to a 2-acre Brentwood retreat with a new pool and guest/pool house, each setting is designed to live outdoors as much as in. A gated Murfreesboro compound with two homes expands multigenerational possibilities, while an entertainment-minded Brentwood estate and a gated mountain-view farm round out the collection.

Across Kentucky and Tennessee, this quintet highlights how luxury living in the region often begins with a sense of place—and the freedom to use it well. From panoramic Kentucky Lake frontage and a private Cherokee Lake retreat built for recreation, to a 37-acre mountain-view escape with proven income potential, these properties balance privacy with possibility. Even the Nashville-area home on Jones Circle is shaped for effortless entertaining, while downtown Cookeville offers a high-visibility canvas for an ambitious next chapter.