1220 Covered Bridge LnSummertown, TN 38483
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Looking for a lake community in the country with privacy that lasts? Welcome to The Preserve at Whispering Pines in Summertown, Lawrence County, a 400-acre gated community where more than 200 acres are common area set aside for residents to enjoy. This 3-bedroom, 2.5-bath home offers 2,240 sq ft with a dedicated office and a bonus room, ideal for remote work, hobbies, or guests. It sits on 2.01 acres surrounded by common area, so no one will ever be able to build around you. Your privacy is protected for good. The home is clad in cypress wood, prized for its natural oils that resist rot, moisture, and insects. It's durable, low-maintenance, and weathers beautifully, built to last in the Tennessee climate. The yard is completely fenced in black aluminum with two gates, with a pergola for relaxing outdoors. Other features: ADA-accessible doors and ramp, wiring ready for an electric vehicle charger, an ADT alarm system that stays, and all underground utilities. All appliances convey. What is life like at Whispering Pines? Picture mornings on the trails prepared for walking/biking, golf carts and SXS, afternoons exploring the creeks, and evenings casting a line in one of two stocked fishing ponds. The 19-acre lake is the heart of the community, with dock access for kayaks, canoes, and other non-motorized boats, so the water stays calm and quiet. There's also a 10+ acre seasonal pond. The community center sits right on the lake with a kitchen and pool tables, ready for game nights and gatherings. Who manages the community? The HOA is focused on preserving the land and nature. Community upkeep days bring neighbors together and keep the neighborhood well maintained. Where is Summertown, TN? In the rolling countryside of Southern Middle Tennessee, with easy drives to Lawrenceburg, Columbia, and the Natchez Trace Parkway. Lake access, trails, protected land, and room to grow. Country living, done right. Schedule your private showing today. #saywhen
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