150± acres. Three homes. One Middle Tennessee compound, offered for the first time in nearly three decades. Charon Lane Farm gathers 150.20± contiguous acres across the Williamson–Maury county line in the Leiper's Creek corridor south of Leiper's Fork: open pasture and rotation fields rolling into mature hardwood draws, a working landscape with multiple elevated build sites, and a full set of farm infrastructure already in place.
Three residences stand along the lane. The 3,403 sq ft main home (4 bedrooms, 3 baths plus a bonus room) anchors its own 15 acres with a vaulted great room, wood-burning brick fireplace, walls of glass facing the pasture, and a kitchen built for a crowd. The purpose-built passive solar house (2 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, 2,376 sq ft, built 1997) is designed around a window-walled gallery under wood ceilings with a spiral stair — a guest house with real presence, a residence for the next generation, or income while you plan.
The circa-1850 farmhouse (3 bedrooms, 2 baths, 2,618 sq ft) stands under its red metal roof beside the original tobacco barn, joined by a hand-hewn log barn, a pole building, and an additional barn supporting a cattle or horse operation from day one.
Public water serves all three homes and reaches the paved Fairview Road frontage, fiber internet is available, each home has its own septic, and FEMA Zone X covers every parcel. Greenbelt is enrolled in both counties, with roughly $3,500 a year in taxes on the entire holding. The farm is fifteen minutes to Spring Hill, 25 to Leiper's Fork, 35 to downtown Franklin, and under an hour to Nashville and BNA.
Offered as one unit: four parcels, two counties, one farm. Homes convey as-is. Shown by appointment. Acreage is per tax records and subject to survey; buyer to verify all information.