Nashville’s Most Expensive Estate Is a Nature Lover’s Dream- Southern Living

If it’s land that you’re looking for, look no further. Traceland Farm’s greatest selling point—and there are many—is easily its 1,600 pristine acres. The sprawling Nashville property stretches across Davidson and Williamson counties and has a price tag to match. At $32.5 million, it is currently the most expensive residential listing in Nashville.

A complete working ranch just 20 minutes from downtown, Traceland Farm is ideal for a nature lover with an eye for conservation—and deep pockets. Highlights include a spacious custom-built main home, a state-of-the art Equestrian Center with living quarters and a separate farm manager's home, a rustic pavilion, swimming pool, multiple kennels, several live water springs, two lakes and much more.

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Main House

The 6,750 square-foot main house boasts five bedrooms, four bathrooms and an in-ground swimming pool.

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Front Porch Living

A two-level front porch is perfect for alfresco entertaining.

Traceland Farm Nashville Main House Porch

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Views for Days

Fix yourself a glass of sweet tea and take in the scenery that spreads, quite literally, for miles and miles around you.

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Natural Beauty

A variety of mature timber and an excellent road system are spread throughout the property.

Traceland Farm Nashville Springs and Pastures

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Pristine Pasture

One rolling green pasture is abutted by one of several live water springs

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Spring-Fed Lake

The pretty blue lakes are fed by the property’s handful of live water springs that produce year-round creeks.

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Dock

One of the lakes features a covered dock for enjoying water sports.

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Peace and Tranquility

Pull up a seat and relax by the shimmering lake.

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Open-Air Pavilion

The property’s rustic pavilion is poised for alfresco affairs.

Traceland Farm Nashville Pavilion Interior

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Pavilion Parties

An antler chandelier and a working fireplace in the great outdoors? That’s what we call a country dream come true.

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Equestrian Center

Any horse would feel like royalty in this beautiful facility that includes a training ring and three fenced paddocks.

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Equestrian Center Stables

The 4,600-square-foot first floor of the Equestrian Center has 12 stalls, a tack room, office, kitchenette and wash stall.

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Equestrian Center Loft

Above the Equestrian Center you’ll find a palatial residential loft which comes complete with a kitchen, bathroom and bedroom.

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Antler Chandelier

Even the Equestrian Center loft gets its own antler chandelier!

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Horse Pastures

The humans aren’t the only ones who appreciate the grounds of this sprawling estate.

Traceland Farm Nashville Farm Manager House

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Farm Manager’s House

The charming farm manager’s house is located just steps away from the Equestrian Center.

1,600 Acres and a $32.5 Million Price Tag: Nashville’s Most Expensive Estate Is a Nature Lover’s Dream

Main House

Front Porch Living

Views for Days

Natural Beauty

Pristine Pasture

Spring-Fed Lake

Dock

Peace and Tranquility

Open-Air Pavilion

Pavilion Parties

Equestrian Center

Equestrian Center Stables

Equestrian Center Loft

Antler Chandelier

Horse Pastures

Farm Manager’s House

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1,600 Acres and a $32.5 Million Price Tag: Nashville’s Most Expensive Estate Is a Nature Lover’s Dream

Main House

Front Porch Living

Views for Days

Natural Beauty

Pristine Pasture

Spring-Fed Lake

Dock

Peace and Tranquility

Open-Air Pavilion

Pavilion Parties

Equestrian Center

Equestrian Center Stables

Equestrian Center Loft

Antler Chandelier

Horse Pastures

Farm Manager’s House

You May Like

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