This Cape-Cod style home sleeps 11–12 guests (no bunks!). It features 3 comfortable bedrooms plus a large bonus room with a twin bed and sofa bed, perfect for kids or extra guests. Enjoy a spacious living area, fully equipped kitchen, and serene views of the surrounding fields and valley. Night skies are brilliant and free of city lights, ideal for stargazing. Amenities include a work desk, laundry, piano, and plenty of space for both work and play.. Keyless entry for easy self-check in. The space This 1900 sq ft home features 3 bedrooms, a bonus room, and 2 full bathrooms, sleeping up to 12 guests. Sleeping arrangements: • Bedroom 1: Queen bed downstairs • Bedroom 2: King bed upstairs • Bedroom 3: Three full-sized beds, suitable for 1–2 guests each • Bonus room (Listed as Bedroom 4): Downstairs bonus room (listed as Bedroom 4) with multiple features: --Twin bed --twin sofa sleeper --standing desk workspace with hub and monitor --washer and dryer --children’s play area with STEM toys, books and blocks Amenities: • Fully equipped kitchen for family meals • Dining area with seating for 6 set up, with additional chairs and table extension available • Living room with TV and comfortable seating • Washer and dryer available in bonus room • Wi-Fi throughout the home • Front and back porches with seating and open views of the farm and valley • Yard space for families and dogs to enjoy PLACES OF INTEREST NEARBY • North American Lineman Training Center (NALTC) – 5 miles, about 11 minutes away • Loretta Lynn Ranch – ~12 miles, about 20 drive • Kentucky Lake – ~25 miles, about 35 minutes for boating and fishing • Harpeth River in Kingston Springs – ~40 miles, about 45 minutes for canoeing and kayaking • Nashville – just over an hour’s drive for music, dining, and city life Please note: Hillside Retreat is a farm property. You may see wildlife around the house, and our donkeys are nearby in the lower field. They’re friendly and enjoy visits, but children should always be supervised during interactions. Dogs are welcome in the home, but we ask that you don’t take them in with the livestock.