D. Stanley Dixon, together with Hickory Construction, has designed the Blackberry Farm residence, the epitome of refined living and timeless elegance in Walland, East Tennessee. The stunning home boasts six bedrooms and over five bathrooms, providing ample space for the owners and their guests.
Once inside the main house, the guests are greeted by the warmth of five custom fireplaces scattered throughout the home. The owner’s bedroom suite offers a touch of luxury with its own sleeping porch, providing a tranquil retreat for relaxation. Continue below to see the rest of this incredible home tour…
DESIGN DETAILS: ARCHITECT D. Stanley Dixon BUILDER Hickory Construction
Entertainment and wellness were prioritized with a dedicated game and exercise room, catering to every lifestyle need. At the core of this home is the great room, which embraces natural light and the beautiful surroundings with its floor-to-ceiling windows.
What We Love About This Home
This East Tennessee home offers an elegant yet inviting atmosphere, creating a warm and welcoming retreat for both the owners and their guests. Thoughtfully designed living spaces, rich architectural details, and abundant natural light enhance the home’s refined yet comfortable aesthetic. From intimate gathering areas to expansive rooms for entertaining, every space was thoughtfully curated to feel both timeless and livable.
Tell Us: What details do you love most in this home, and what would you change if this were your personal residence? Let us know in the Comments below!
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Above: The heart of this home, the Great Room, features floor-to-ceiling windows that flood the space with natural light and offer breathtaking views of the East Tennessee scenery.
Above: For guests, a detached Guest Suite and Garage were constructed, designed to resemble a vintage Appalachian cabin and to welcome them with its charming aesthetic upon arrival at the property.
Photos: Couresty of Hickory Construction
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