Picture your mornings like this: coffee on the deck, Viking Mountain filling the horizon, nothing but open Tennessee sky and the sound of your own land.

That's the daily reality at 350 107th Cutoff in Afton, Tennessee -- a 2020-built home on 3.92 unrestricted acres in Greene County where the pace slows down and the space is yours to use however you want.

Inside, the open-concept layout means the cook is never cut off from the conversation. The kitchen anchors the home with warm wood cabinetry, a farmhouse sink, subway tile, a large island where everyone ends up gathering, and a walk-in pantry that actually holds a full grocery run. The den has a stone fireplace and exposed wood beams -- the kind of room that earns its keep from October through March. The primary suite is tucked away on its own end of the home with a soaking tub, walk-in shower, and a closet big enough to feel like a dressing room.

Evenings belong to the backyard. The pool is ready, the gazebo has a hardtop so you stay dry when the afternoon storms roll through, and the deck gives you an unobstructed view of the mountain at golden hour.

Weekend projects have a real home here too. The 24x40 detached garage has electric and heat -- it works year-round whether you're rebuilding an engine, running a workshop, or just need somewhere to spread out. The 24x30 carport handles the trucks, the boat, or whatever else follows you home.

New roof, new fencing, wheelchair-accessible entry. No HOA telling you what to do with your property. No deed restrictions limiting what comes next.


The sellers built this life intentionally and are only leaving because family needs them back in Florida. Their urgency is your opportunity.