A quiet place in the Tennessee hills.
Hickory Hill Farm sits on 36 acres of rolling hills in Louisville, Tennessee: open fields, old oak trees, and long views in every direction.
Right now, the farm is open as a general retreat space, ready for groups, gatherings, and anyone looking for a quiet stretch of time away from the usual noise. Down the road, we're planning to open Hickory Hill Farm as a proper farm stay, so guests can spend the night, not just the afternoon.
Room to gather, and quiet to go with it.
The farm is open today as a retreat space. What that looks like in practice is simple, and mostly outdoors:
- Open fields with room for groups to spread out and gather
- A fire pit circle for evenings
- The barn — a finished apartment with lofted ceilings, a wood stove, a full kitchen and a powder room, alongside an open shop half that makes good covered seating
- Quiet trails through the trees
- Comfortable parking for 30 in the field beside the barn
It holds up to 30 for a daytime gathering, and it's open year-round.
Overnight stays, in time.
We're working toward opening the barn for overnight farm stays, so a visit doesn't have to end when the light does. That means getting the barn, the land, and the details right before anyone books a night here.
It's in progress rather than finished, and we'd rather do it properly than quickly. When it's ready to book, we'll say so.