70 Acres in Williamson County
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70.73 Acres in Fairview, TN - $3,495,000
This very private 70-acre retreat sits in rural Williamson County. As Middle Tennessee grows, places like this—quiet country lanes unchanged by time—are becoming increasingly rare. A custom home rests on a secluded ridge, out of sight from neighbors. Fields, woods, and natural springs shape the landscape, complemented by a guest apartment, detached garage, and farm barn. Many good memories have been made here, and it is ready for the next owner to do the same. The property is conveniently located five miles from I-840, less than an hour from downtown Nashville, and only 40 minutes from downtown Franklin.
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About Dan McEwen
Our HistoryIn 1868 William J. McEwen purchased a farm on the Duck River in Middle Tennessee. Cultivating the same dirt for the next 150 years and six generations we have learned the value and importance of land stewardship. For the last 45 years, we have shared our knowledge and expertise by focusing on landowners and prospective landowners of quality rural real estate. Whether you are searching for a long-term land investment, a property with a cold stream and the thrill of a smallmouth bass, mature hardwood forest to pass down to the next generation, or rolling farmland, we can guide you to make the best decision.What We Believe InLegacy We were raised on Tennessee land and have a deep understanding of the area.Integrity We tell the truth, stick to our values and always do whats right.Guidance Whether you are buying a unique farm property or selling an estate we can guide you through every step of the process.Conservation We are conservationists at heart and love to watch agriculture and wildlife habitat co-exist.Sport We have a deep respect for our native wildlife and understand how to manage and promote quality habitat for all of our wild game.