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Our County Chalet is located on a 500+ acre working farm which is permanently conserved with the Land Trust for Tennessee, and certified wildlife Habitat, features beautiful gardens, ponds, gazebos, a fire pit, and amazing hillside views overlooking a covered bridge, barns, and pastures of horses - Events: No parties or events are allowed without the owners' prior written permission. - Identification: ID is required for all adults staying on the property before or at arrival

NO parties or events allowed without owners permission and separate contract. One of the unique features of Sycamore Springs is the privacy you'll enjoy. The home is situated on hundreds of conserved acres, allowing you to relax and unwind in a peaceful country setting. Please note that this is an active working farm. During your stay, you may see ranch staff tending to the horses, cattle, or other farm operations in the surrounding pastures. We ask that you give them space as they carry out their daily work. Guests are welcome to explore and hike portions of the property. Because livestock grazing areas and farm operations change throughout the year, please check with your host for the most up-to-date information on approved hiking routes and areas that are safe to access. Fishing may also be available in designated areas with prior permission from your host. We are happy to point you toward the best spots and help you make the most of your stay.

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