Craigwheeler

In town Seclusion. Refined Craft. Effortless Living. Perched atop one of Davidson County’s highest elevations, this extraordinary custom residence commands a private, wooded ridge above the Natchez Trace Parkway — yet sits just minutes from groceries, dining, and the iconic Loveless Café. Stone columns and custom iron gates announce the entrance, setting the tone for what lies beyond: a thoughtfully designed retreat where architecture, nature, and modern comfort converge. Conceived in collaboration with architect Ron Farris and builder Mark Poe, the main residence was completed in 2020 and spans four stories with 7,204 square feet of heated and cooled living space. Elevator-ready and built to endure, the home is as romantically compelling as it is intelligently engineered. At the heart of the design is an expansive 1,800 sq ft wraparound porch — partially covered and perfectly suited for seamless indoor-outdoor living. The entire top floor opens into a dramatic entertainment space, while oversized Sierra Pacific windows and glass doors bathe every room in natural light and frame sweeping, private woodland views. Back-to-back masonry fireplaces anchor both the family room and the covered deck, lending warmth and character across seasons. Finishes reflect a consistent commitment to quality: hickory hardwood floors, custom cabinetry, and quartzite countertops throughout. Four and a half baths. A private hot tub off the main-level primary suite. Behind the walls, the home is equipped for both comfort and resilience — geothermal HVAC for low utility costs, a propane generator, heat-activated and zoned fire and security systems with cameras, a concrete-encased safe room, irrigation system, hot water recirculating pump, and lightning rod grounding protection. The property includes a separate building site with septic, water and electricity to lot, perfect to build a guesthouse/studio. Oversized 3 car garage and 30KW Brigg&Stratton generator and a 50amp RV Hook Up.