PROPERTY DESCRIPTION

The community is known for: Large wooded acreage lots, typically ranging from a few acres to much larger tracts. Horse-friendly properties, with many owners building barns, fenced pastures, and riding arenas. Quiet country living, where homes are well-spaced and surrounded by mature hardwood forests. Excellent privacy, with very little through traffic. Direct access to Big South Fork One of Ridgetop Acres' biggest attractions is its connection to the Ridgetop Trail Association (RTTA). Property owners who join the association have access to community trails that connect directly into the Big South Fork National River and Recreation Area trail system. This provides riders with access to approximately 220 miles of designated horse trails without needing to trailer their horses. Many homeowners can saddle up and ride directly from their own property. Nearby attractions Living in Ridgetop Acres puts you close to several popular outdoor destinations, including: Big South Fork National River & Recreation Area Pickett CCC Memorial State Park Pogue Creek Canyon State Natural Area Charit Creek Lodge Black House Mountain These locations offer hiking, horseback riding, kayaking, fishing, camping, hunting, and spectacular overlooks. Lifestyle Ridgetop Acres appeals to people who enjoy: Trail riding Hobby farming Homesteading Hiking and ATV recreation nearby Peaceful retirement living Vacation homes and weekend retreats Because the community borders thousands of protected acres, the scenery remains largely undeveloped, making it one of the more scenic places to live on Tennessee's northern Cumberland Plateau.

DETAILS

Home Features

• Discover the perfect blend of luxury, comfort, and outdoor adventure with this completely custom 3-bedroom, 2.5-bath home situated on 3.64 beautiful acres. Every detail has been thoughtfully updated, offering modern conveniences with exceptional craftsmanship. Inside the home you will find 9-foot ceilings, Living area with fireplace and views of you horses in the pasture. A stunning kitchen complete with custom hickory cabinetry, full-extension soft-close drawers, and stainless steel appliances are waiting for your next family traditional meal. The spacious 16' x 16' sunroom provides year-round enjoyment with both air conditioning and a pellet stove, while the fully finished basement offers additional living space to fit your needs. A Generac whole home generator and an on-demand water heater provides peace of mind and energy efficiency. Outside, you'll find everything you've dreamed of. Relax on the expansive covered back deck overlooking a fenced backyard for your dogs, while the separate fenced pasture is ready for your horses. The impressive 3-stall barn (each stall contains waterers) features oversized 14' x 14' stalls, room to store approximately 400 bales of hay, and a dedicated tack area. Need extra space? The massive 28' x 50' workshop offers endless possibilities as an RV storage building, workshop, or additional 4-car garage. The attached finished 2-car garage includes custom built-in cabinetry for exceptional organization. Bring your tools and your toys.....Best of all, is the equestrian trail system that is right outside your door. Ridgetop acres has miles of neighborhood trails with multiple trail heads leading right into Big South Fork National Park... You won't find a better area if you love outdoor recreation horseback riding, hiking, ATV riding and nature right out off your front porch.

Lot Features

• The 3.64 fenced acres has a rolling topography. Large barn, and the biggest feature is this properties direct trail access onto the trail system in Big South Fork National Recreation Area

Horse Facility Features

• The Big South Fork National River and Recreation Area is one of Tennessee's best-kept outdoor destinations. Spanning approximately 125,000 acres across northeastern Tennessee and southeastern Kentucky, it protects the free-flowing Big South Fork of the Cumberland River along with miles of scenic gorges, sandstone cliffs, waterfalls, natural arches, and dense hardwood forests. The park stretches across Scott, Fentress, Pickett, and Morgan Counties in Tennessee, and McCreary County, Kentuck
• Many visitors consider it a quieter alternative to the Smoky Mountains because you can enjoy spectacular scenery without the large crowds. Outdoor enthusiasts frequently describe it as one of Tennessee's "hidden gems" for hiking, horseback riding, and camping.
• Things to do
• Hiking: More than 150 miles of hiking trails lead to waterfalls, overlooks, sandstone arches, and historic sites.
• Horseback Riding: Big South Fork is nationally known for its extensive equestrian trail system with over 180 miles of horse trails and dedicated equestrian campgrounds. Like @True West Campground and Stables
• Kayaking & Canoeing: The Big South Fork River offers everything from calm stretches to exciting whitewater depending on water levels.
• Rock Climbing: Sandstone cliffs provide excellent climbing opportunities.
• Mountain Biking: Numerous trails are open to bicycles.
• Fishing: Smallmouth bass, muskie, trout, and catfish can be found in the rivers and streams.
• Camping: Primitive backcountry campsites, developed campgrounds, RV camping, and equestrian camping @True West Campground and Stables are all available.
• Wildlife Viewing: White-tailed deer, wild turkey, black bears (occasionally), river otters, and more than 180 bird species call the park home.
• Must-see attractions
• Some of the most popular places include:
• Twin Arches – Two of the largest natural sandstone arches east of the Mississippi River.
• East Rim Overlook – One of the park's most photographed scenic overlooks.
• Yahoo Falls – Kentucky's tallest waterfall at approximately 113 feet.
• Angel Falls Overlook – Panoramic views of the river gorge.
• Blue Heron Mining Community – A restored coal mining town with exhibits that tell the story of Appalachian life.
• Slave Falls – A beautiful waterfall reached by one of the park's most popular hikes.
• Leatherwood Ford – A popular launch point for paddling and fishing