Welcome to Nash County, where this newly built modern farmhouse sits on a 1.84-acre corner homesite between Spring Hope and Nashville. Land at this scale, paired with brand new construction, is the combination buyers keep looking for and rarely find together. The ranch-style plan places all three bedrooms and two and a half baths on a single floor, with 2,224 square feet arranged for the way a day actually moves. Custom arched openings give the interior architectural character and frame each transition from room to room. The open living area is anchored by a sleek linear fireplace set into custom built-in shelving, a detail that makes the space feel finished rather than simply new. Just inside the two-car garage, a functional drop zone creates a designated landing spot for bags, coats, and the rest of everyday life. Every system and finish in the home is brand new, which means the first owner inherits nothing to undo.

Upstairs, more than 800 square feet of unfinished space is ready for whatever comes next. Plumbing is already roughed in for an additional bathroom, so a bonus room, a home office, a media room, or some combination of the three becomes a matter of choosing rather than reengineering. Outside, the covered back porch looks out to mature hardwoods and 1.84 acres of separation, a shaded outdoor room for morning coffee, long evenings, and the room to spread out well past the porch rail. It is a considered floor plan that lives comfortably today,

expands on the owner's timeline, and sits on land that gives the home real breathing space.

The setting is Nash County at its most livable. Downtown Nashville sits just up the road, where The Nashville Junction at 723 South Barnes Street hosts the town Farmers Market every Friday afternoon and anchors The Junction Social District. J.W. Glover Park and the Harold D. Cooley Library serve the surrounding streets, and the Nashville Blooming Festival has brought the community downtown every Mother's Day weekend since 1997. A short drive east, Rocky Mount Mills has turned a restored cotton mill campus on Falls Road into a gathering place for craft breweries including Bright Penny Brewing, a run of restaurants, and River and Twine, the tiny house hotel built into the original mill buildings. The Imperial Centre for the Arts and Sciences on Gay Street holds a children's museum, the Cummins Planetarium, an arts center, and a community theatre, while Golden East Crossing covers the everyday shopping run.

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