A step back in time in rural Tennessee on fourteen and one-half acres! Approximately seven miles from Clarksville and twenty-three driving miles to Nashville! This log home was constructed originally around the 1800s in Cumberland Furnace, Tennessee. The owner disassembled it and built it back with pine floors like the original and trims like the period of time it was in. It has been featured in magazines such as Simple Life, and Farm Bureau Women's tour of homes in 1994. There are living quarters in one building with five hundred seventy-six square feet of living space. Another building is a workshop and there are two other structures and a carport. There are some wooded areas, but the land is mostly pasture land. This would make a great horse or cattle farm, a wedding venue, or bed and breakfast! The home is furnished with the same period cabinetry, flooring, and fixtures. There are additional poplar and oak logs to be able to add another cabin that will convey with the property! Also, an additional one point seven acre lot will only be offered with the house and land, price to be negotiated with home.