Paint Rock Farm on the Harpeth River
This is one of the most magnificent farms on the Harpeth River. Offering over 160 Acres of open crop land and mature timber, Painted Rock Farm has been in the same family for generations and has remained virtually unspoiled for centuries. Named for the stunning and colorful bluff towering over the river, the farm is remarkable for its scenic vistas, recreation, geology, fish, wildlife, and historical and cultural values. This land is believed to have been occupied by Native Americans during the Mississippian Period and many artifacts have been found in the surrounding areas.
The bluffs overlooking more than a mile of river frontage derive their distinct color from the channels of limestone, sandstone and shale that create ribbons of color that shift and change with the height of the sun. Offering easy access points to the river makes this farm a fisherman's paradise where over 85 species...
The bluffs overlooking more than a mile of river frontage derive their distinct color from the channels of limestone, sandstone and shale that create ribbons of color that shift and change with the height of the sun. Offering easy access points to the river makes this farm a fisherman's paradise where over 85 species of fish thrive. Kayaking, swimming and picnicking on the gravel bars are also unmatched on these river banks.
Whether this land is used for recreational or agricultural purposes on the rich and fertile open acres this is the ultimate property for your proposed design. Situated only 50 minutes from Nashville and located at the end of a county road this land extends ultimate privacy and proposes some of middle Tennessees most scenic building sites.
Directions
From Nashville take I40 West to Exit 192. Right on McCrory Ln. Left on US-70/Charlotte Pike. Right on Cedar Hill Rd. Left on Corlew Rd. Then Left on Fred Gibbs Rd. Property as at end of the road. Address works on Google Maps.
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