Historic Samuel S. Morton House
Just outside the bustle of downtown Franklin,larger lots stretch into farmland to reveal historic treasures and one of themost significant land holdings in Williamson County.
The historic Samuel S. Morton House sits on135-acres of gorgeous rolling farmland less than 15 minutes south of downtownFranklin and 8 minutes from Leiper's Fork. The 1850 historic home retains its original dual porticos with Doric columns and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
With long frontage on Murfrees Fork Creek and alarge, stocked spring fed pond, the property has all the elements that createthe most desirable farmland in Middle Tennessee. Gently rolling pasture landslead upland to beautiful views of the valley below. It is an investment in theland and the historic attributes of a property not touched bydevelopment.
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