3955 Stewarts Ferry Pike Mount Juliet, TN 37122

Listing details for 3955 Stewarts Ferry Pike, Mount Juliet, TN 37122 : Spread out over 3.74 acres of flat, usable land, this property delivers what so many in Mount Juliet are chasing — space with purpose. The grounds are partially fenced, with a water source ready for gardens, horses, or a small hobby farm. There’s room here for rows of vegetables, a few hens pecking in the grass, or a pumpkin patch that turns into a fall gathering spot. Outbuildings offer versatile storage or workspace, and the broad porches wrapping three sides of the home invite slow mornings and long conversations as the day winds down. It’s the kind of place where you can hear the crickets, see the stars, and still be at Publix in ten minutes. A property with both function and feeling—ready for your next season of living well. Step inside and you’ll immediately feel the scale—over 3,000 square feet with five spacious bedrooms, three full baths, and a large upstairs bonus room that flexes as media space, playroom, or home office. The kitchen anchors the home with custom oak cabinetry, generous counter space, and room to gather. Built-in bookcases add character and function, while the dedicated laundry room keeps daily life organized. Every bedroom offers true comfort and breathing room, not the postage-stamp sizes you’ll find elsewhere. It’s a home designed for real living—space where everyone gets their own corner, and the details quietly remind you that craftsmanship still matters. Four miles to Mount Juliet’s Providence district—your everyday run in one stop: Starbucks for the morning cup, Publix and Kroger for groceries, pharmacies, big-box retail, and a long list of restaurants. Five miles to I-840, giving quick east–west access across Middle Tennessee and easy connections to the regional interstates. At home, you’re on Stewarts Ferry Pike, where the setting feels genuinely rural: wide skies, elbow-room, and quiet evenings—without giving up convenience. Bonus: high-speed fiber internet is available, so “country” doesn’t mean disconnected.