Belle and Beau Acres is a greenbelt property in middle Tennessee. Purchased in 2015 by the Klein family as a lifestyle change, the property is now functioning in the beginning stages of a homestead Read more...
Belle and Beau Acres is a greenbelt property in middle Tennessee. Purchased in 2015 by the Klein family as a lifestyle change, the property is now functioning in the beginning stages of a homestead with beekeeping, organic gardening, and outdoor recreation. Other plans involve adding a chicken coop, a modest greenhouse made from reclaimed windows and a sewing studio. The original owner had a hand in naming the adjoining road, and their family raised cattle on the land for some time. Some of that history is evident when exploring the property. There is even a bit left of an old wagon trail that is now maintained as a foot trail. Expect nothing short of 360 degree views of relaxing nature, romantic privacy and spontaneous adventure when staying here!
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Belle and Beau Acres is a greenbelt property in middle Tennessee. Purchased in 2015 by the Klein family as a lifestyle change, the property is now functioning in the beginning stages of a homestead Read more...
Belle and Beau Acres is a greenbelt property in middle Tennessee. Purchased in 2015 by the Klein family as a lifestyle change, the property is now functioning in the beginning stages of a homestead with beekeeping, organic gardening, and outdoor recreation. Other plans involve adding a chicken coop, a modest greenhouse made from reclaimed windows and a sewing studio. The original owner had a hand in naming the adjoining road, and their family raised cattle on the land for some time. Some of that history is evident when exploring the property. There is even a bit left of an old wagon trail that is now maintained as a foot trail. Expect nothing short of 360 degree views of relaxing nature, romantic privacy and spontaneous adventure when staying here!