7:15 — the kettle’s on
A return to what matters.
Cook with what you harvest, learn to live off the land, and spend whole days with the people you came with.
A letter from the family
Homestead Farmhouse began with a simple longing — for a slower, fuller kind of living. Somewhere you could wake to mist over the pasture, gather eggs at dawn, and cook a meal made entirely of things you watched grow.
So we set out to build it: a working farm in the Tennessee Smoky Mountains, where the lodge, the gardens, and the trails all share one piece of land.
Come for a weekend or stay a week. You can fill your days with trail rides, cooking classes, and off-grid workshops — or empty them entirely and simply be here.
It’s built for couples seeking romance, families craving adventure, and solo travelers looking to slow down — anyone ready to trade the noise for open sky and good company.
And it’s a family endeavor in the truest sense: one family’s land, built to be cared for, grown, and handed down. We’re building it to last — and setting a place for you.
Where Country Living Meets Unforgettable Adventure.
— the family behind the farmhouse
The Tennessee Smoky Mountains · opening late 2027
From the first walk of the land
Imagery elsewhere depicts the homestead as designed — these photographs are the land itself, exactly as we found it.
Be here when the gate first opens.
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