$3,900,000

Majestically perched at approximately 1,000 feet in elevation, this extraordinary 133-acre estate commands panoramic views of Watts Bar Lake, the Tennessee River, and a horizon spanning five counties. From sunrise to sunset, vistas sweep across the Cumberland Mountains, glimpses of the Smokies, and Windrock Mountain—an ever-changing landscape of light, water, and sky. The custom-built residence offers nearly 5,000 square feet of finished living space, plus over 1,100 square feet of unfinished basement space ideal for storage, a workshop, wine cellar, or private gym. Designed with timeless craftsmanship, the exterior is wrapped in natural granite stone, while the interior showcases soaring Douglas Fir beams, polished cherry flooring, and wide-plank wood floors that bring warmth and architectural strength to every space. Expansive windows frame the surrounding land and lake like living artwork. The property itself is equally remarkable. Rolling pastures, hardwood forest, fenced paddocks, and a classic working barn create an ideal setting for equestrian pursuits, farming, or recreational use. Horses roam freely across portions of the property, a testament to the peaceful and grounded nature of this land. For those seeking aviation or motorsports lifestyle amenities, the estate offers exceptional flexibility. A substantial 50x50 concrete pad provides potential for a private helicopter landing area, and there is ample flat terrain suitable for a future private airstrip, with the seller open to negotiating installation. Additionally, the property is within convenient driving distance to Flatrock Motorclub in Crossville, one of the Southeast's premier private motorsports destinations. Here, seclusion meets accessibility—private and elevated, yet within reach of modern conveniences. Whether envisioned as a luxury retreat, equestrian estate, generational compound, or lifestyle property for aviation and motorsports enthusiasts, this offering presents rare scale, flexibility, and long-term value. A property defined by elevation, craftsmanship, and possibility—where the views are expansive and the opportunities even more so.