1100 Camwood WayFranklin, TN37064
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Only minutes from the bustle and charm of Historic Downtown Franklin sits Williamson County’s premier Equestrian Estate. Sparing no expense or detail in it’s development, Camwood was created to serve Franklin's most discerning and devoted equestrian residents. The seller had WestWind Surfaces from Wellington, FL design the three arenas where the footing is created from the finest sand shipped in from South Carolina and mixed with a unique combination of geotextile and lycra fibers. Due to its innovative engineering, this 46-stall barn is completely devoid of the usual barn smells. For the first time, this legacy estate is available for purchase. For the non-equestrian buyer, see this property as a chance to own a 48,643SF facility on 75 acres located within city limits that can be anything from a sports complex to commercial storage space to an event venue to a private estate. With this location and property layout, the options are endless.
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