219 Forest Knoll Road

Power comes from the array in the back yard, not from a pole at the road. The electric line is run to the house and sits unused - the place makes what it needs. The water comes from a well a hundred and two feet down that pumps thirty-one gallons a minute, through a full purification system under the house. That is not a sentence most listings on the plateau get to write. Five acres of Sequatchie County around it, gently sloping, forest in every direction, far enough back that you will not see headlights through a window. It was built in 2022, so nothing here is quietly waiting to be replaced. A brand-new mini split holds the primary side of the house at whatever you set it to, and the hot water is tankless, with a boiler behind it. A barn, a shed and a workshop are already standing. There is a covered porch on the front and a deck on the back, and the gate at the drive stays open. It is what people mean when they say they would like to be left alone for a while, without giving up a thing to do it.