This cozy cabin features 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom, a full kitchen, and a comfortable living room, making it the perfect place to slow down and enjoy a few quiet days on the farm.
Start your morning on the porch with a cup of coffee, wander the property, explore the old barns, meet Dixie the horse, or try your luck fishing in the pond. In the evening, gather around the fire pit under the string lights and watch the sunset over the fields.
This is the kind of place country songs are written about.
The space
⭐️ Things You'll Love
~Two cozy sleeping spaces: a king bed in the master bedroom and a pull out queen sleeper sofa in the living room.
~ A large front porch with a swing, rocking chairs and cafe lights. Perfect for watching the sunset, perfect for slow mornings with coffee or relaxing at sunset.
~ Smart TV's in both the living room and bedroom
⭐️Pond access with fishing available. Bring your poles!
⭐️Explore the Area
~ Still House Hollow Falls – a local favorite for hiking and waterfalls
~ Amish settlement in Ethridge – a unique cultural stop
~ Wineries of Hampshire – scenic sips and vineyard views
~ History lovers: Visit the President James K. Polk Home & Museum, Rippavilla Plantation
~ Country music fans : Explore Hardison Mill Farm, live music nightly at Whiskey Alley Saloon and Pucketts
~ Outdoor adventure: Enjoy a canoe or tubing trip down the Duck River with Higher Pursuits, Natchez Trace Stables for horseback riding and Fishers Off-Road Tours for a UTV Adventure.
⭐️Local dining favorites
~ Mama Mila’s
~ Prime and Pint
~ August Sage
~ Schaffers BBQ
~ 8th and Main
~ Bourbon Gospel
⭐️Country music fans shouldn't miss the Hardison Mill Farm.
⭐️The farm is conveniently located just 10 minutes from Downtown Columbia, 45 minutes from Franklin, and less than an hour from Nashville.
⭐️This farm has quite a story behind it. The land was originally part of a larger parcel granted by George Washington to Colonel Grant for his leadership during the Revolutionary War.
Over time, the property made its way to the Armstrong family, who came here from South Carolina and worked the land for many years. Local history also says that Davy Crockett spent many nights here on the farm while traveling through the area, which is one of our favorite stories connected to this place.
It's pretty amazing to think about the people who have gathered on this farmover the years. There’s something about this place that sparks creativity. The quiet and history of the farm inspired my husband to write a book while we were in the process of restoring it.
Eventually the farm was owned by Dr. George, a beloved livestock veterinarian in Maury County. For decades, Dixie’s Cottage actually served as his veterinary clinic. After he passed away, the farm sadly fell into disrepair for a time, until we began slowly bringing it back to life.
When we found it, we could see the history and the potential right away. Since then, we’ve been slowly bringing the farm back to life and turning it into the kind of peaceful hobby farm and gathering place we knew it could be.
Our hope is that when people come here they can slow down, breathe a little deeper, enjoy the land, and leave feeling a little more refreshed than when they arrived. And if you stay with us, you’re really becoming part of the next chapter in the farm’s story. Guests have the cabin, porch, and fire pit exclusively to themselves.
Guest access
🔸Guests have exclusive access to Dixie's Cottage, front porch and fire pit.
🔸This farm has quite a story behind it. The land was originally part of a larger parcel granted by George Washington to Colonel Grant for his leadership during the Revolutionary War.
Over time, the property made its way to the Armstrong family, who came here from South Carolina and worked the land for many years. Local history also says that Davy Crockett spent many nights here on the farm while traveling through the area, which is one of our favorite stories connected to this place.
It's pretty amazing to think about the people who have gathered on this farmover the years. There’s something about this place that sparks creativity. The quiet and history of the farm inspired my husband to write a book while we were in the process of restoring it.
Eventually the farm was owned by Dr. George, a beloved livestock veterinarian in Maury County. For decades, Dixie’s Cottage actually served as his veterinary clinic. After he passed away, the farm sadly fell into disrepair for a time, until we began slowly bringing it back to life.
When we found it, we could see the history and the potential right away. Since then, we’ve been slowly bringing the farm back to life and turning it into the kind of peaceful hobby farm and gathering place we knew it could be.
Our hope is that when people come here they can slow down, breathe a little deeper, enjoy the land, and leave feeling a little more refreshed than when they arrived. And if you stay with us, you’re really becoming part of the next chapter in the farm’s story. Guests have the cabin, porch, and fire pit exclusively to themselves.
Other things to note
🔸Some of the animals you'll see on the farm our horse, Dixie and several chickens.
🔸We welcome small dogs to stay with us! However, please note that there is a one-time pet fee of $50 and we kindly request that your furry friends are not allowed on the furniture.
🔸We are happy to host events at our farm for an extra fee. If you're interested in hosting a wedding, party, or shower at our farm, please don't hesitate to reach out to us. It's important to note that this is not included in a regular booking.
🔸We are quick to respond to your needs and queries. Feel free to text us directly.
Thank you for choosing to stay with us!
