Country Estate on Working Farm

Modern twist of a farmhouse styled home, this 2-story house has great space and great amenities. Pinterest comes alive in each room mixing family heirlooms and an eclectic vibe in the details. Beyond the house, there is eye-candy overload with a bounty of gardens and scenic mountain views right out your window and goats to visit. This 75-acre family working farm just 20 minutes south of Chattanooga plus close to Cloudland Canyon, The Creag at McClemore, and Chickamauga National Park.

High Point Farms host many weddings throughout the year but in-between those, we offer this home for lodging options (along with two other on-site houses, if desired). There are gorgeous mountain views right out most of the home windows with amazing sunsets to boot. The farm has boutique flower gardens where we seasonally grow cut flowers to facilitate our wedding business as well as some community events too. The farm is a private estate so it is not open to the public and we never host weddings during your stays - fyi. That said, we are often in the gardens planting and maintaining our gardens, grandchildren may be riding their horses, or even photographers with photos sessions around and about the farm. There is plenty of space and privacy in this house but you do get a sense of being on a real authentic working farm - albeit it too with a modern twist.

The house is a two-story home with the main floor being on top. It is not handicapped friendly nor infant proof so no children under three. It has a very spacious common area with the kitchen, dining, and living room area semi-joined. There is an extra long farmhouse table to seat everyone with ease and room to spare. There are three TVs scattered around the house and fiber internet provides great reception.

There are two other lodging houses on the property for those who want to schedule a family retreat or reunion.

There are many common areas to enjoy on the farm; meandering the gardens when in season, visiting the animals at various pasture fencelines, and making the loop around the hayfield with the views. Please do not go into any of the barns, any of the fenced pasture areas, and avoid the owner's houses (signs posted to help determine).

With us being a working farm, we do have Great Pyrenees dogs on the property who are very friendly but their job is to protect their herd of goats, chickens, cows, and horses. If you are careful, you may feed Ritz type crackers to the goats through the fences. Be cautious since there is often an electric fence wire on top or bottom of the livestock page fencing. Avoid feeding the horses. Though they are all very friendly, horses have large teeth and your fingers can easily get confused with food.

We do allow you to bring your dog as long as you abide by a few guidelines. $50/pet fee per dog. Do not allow your dog to be on the furniture or the beds. Do not leave your dog unattended inside unless the dog is crated. When your dog is outside, keep it leashed or under total verbal control. Bag up any of your dogs poops and drop into the outside garbage can under the deck.

Upgrades available:
1. Bonfire ($50) The bonfire pit is located by the Venue barn. It is encircled with cafe lights and adirondack chairs. Liability concerns require us to build the fire, light it, then let you enjoy the area exclusively.
2. Guided Farm Tour via Golf-Cart to learn about the Farm history and its activities. Takes almost an hour ($25)
3. Fresh Farm Bouquet $25/$35/$50) when in season
4. Fresh Farm Eggs $8/dozen
5. Visiting the goats at the fencelines are free of charge to enjoy but for those who want a "personalized" goat visit, choose this upgrade.($25).

*No Electric Vehicle Plug-Ins.
*No Smoking or Vaping of any sort Inside the House (always dispose of any cigarette butts in outdoor cans).
*No Children under 3 - Safety wise with all of the stairs and with a host of heirlooms in the house.