Equestrian Estate – Black Jack Farm

She says she enjoys the evenings most here, finding comfort in the sounds of the horses munching placidly in the dark.  I find the daylight delightful.  Five, well-groomed pastures framed by brown-board fencing, edged by a gentle year-round stream.  Just south and east of downtown Hendersonville, there’s a lovely equestrian estate.  As if in a painting, the structures are placed perfectly on the property.

Equestrian Estate

As if in a painting, the structures are placed perfectly on this equestrian estate.  The main house, originally built in 1951 was completely updated in 2003.  Large beams, a stone fireplace, warm pine floors and huge windows look over the pastures and beyond to the mountains.  A striking kitchen with granite countertops, KraftMade cabinetry, stainless steel appliances including a Dacor range with coordinating hood, opens to the deck and main living areas.  The master bedroom is complemented by an ensuite bath with an impressive open concept, glass walk-in shower.  Another bath with similar luxury shower is adjacent to a guest bedroom. The guest cottage, constructed to match the main house, is just as charming.  Two master suites, each with their own bath, share a common skylit kitchen and living area. Just below the house sits a pretty, gray/blue barn.  Within the 36’ x 48’ structure, seven stalls, a tack room and a large center aisle provide plenty of space needed to care for horses.  A separate 20’ x 18’ building is used for hay storage.  Ten of the 14.5 acres are in pasture, fenced and cross-fenced, to create 5 fields with water piped to each.  A riding ring is beyond the barn.  Perfect for boarding or personal use, this private compound is less than 15 minutes from town.

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