Craigwheeler

Five minutes to the interstate. A full acre to yourself. No HOA. Entire home freshly painted using Sherwin-Williams, color— Alabaster. Tucked into the rolling hills of Bon Aqua — a community so quietly special that Johnny Cash kept a retreat here for decades — this 2018-built home in Brook Hollow Estates sits on a full acre of private land with no HOA. Less than five minutes to I-840, with Franklin and Brentwood within 30 minutes and downtown Nashville within 45. Close enough to the city. Far enough from it to matter. Picture an early morning — coffee in hand, out on the deck, watching a deer pick its way through the tree line at the back of your acre while the sun comes up over the hills. You’re home — really home — and you still make it to the office by nine. Inside, the open-concept layout connects the kitchen, dining, and living areas in a way that feels easy and unhurried — with wide-plank flooring, a gas fireplace for the cold months, and enough natural light to make the space feel bigger than the square footage suggests. The primary suite has a tub/shower combo and walk-in closet. Two additional bedrooms and a second full bath round out a single-level floor plan that works for families, remote workers, and daily commuters alike. The two-car garage handles whatever the day demands, and I-40 through Dickson gives you another route when you need it. Wood deck. Private backyard. Hot coffee waiting. Sellers had a pre-list home inspection.