Daisy’s Folly, a 397-acre Middle Tennessee estate, “shaped by more than a decade of vision and craftsmanship”, has hit the market at $29.5 million. Located in Spring Hill, Tenn., the brokerage notes that the estate is poised to be the largest residential real estate transaction in Maury County history. The property is offering a rare opportunity to own a one-of-a-kind property just 30 minutes south of Nashville. The property is co-listed by Walker Hoye and Dan McEwen of real estate brokerage McEwen Group, which specializes in recreational, luxury and agricultural properties.
“Properties like Daisy’s Folly are incredibly rare,” said Hoye, broker at McEwen Group. “The amount of thought and care that has gone into the land, the equestrian facilities and every detail of the estate is evident throughout. It’s an opportunity for someone to take on something truly special and continue its legacy for years to come.”
Daisy’s Folly was created more than a decade ago. The estate features 360-degree views of the surrounding countryside and a 7,500-square-foot equestrian facility with seven stalls, five paddocks with individual mini barns, and miles of private riding trails.
The English-inspired main residence showcases antique windows, limestone fireplaces and reclaimed wood beams, while a replica of a 17th-century English countryside chapel with antique pews and stained-glass windows serves as a distinctive architectural feature. Additional features include a carriage house, guest barndominium and caretaker residence, alongside formal gardens, rolling pastures and a 5,000-square-foot utility barn.
Daisy’s Folly comes to market just weeks following Elham Valley, a 118-acre luxury estate in Columbia, Tenn. Elham Valley is listed by Dan McEwen and Hannah Hayden of Zeitlin Sotheby’s International Realty.
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