Aerial view of the estate in its clearing, surrounded by woodland

Kingston, Tennessee

2000 Lawnville Road

Seventeen private acres, west of Knoxville.

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Main residence with a long covered front porch and a stone path across the front lawn

The estate

A modern home, built from historic things.

The main residence was built in 2010, and much of its character arrived with a history already attached: hand-hewn beams reclaimed from an Emory University dormitory, and wood from a century-old farm barn in Pennsylvania. Around it, behind a gated entrance, are seventeen acres of pasture, woods and two spring-fed creeks, with a carriage house, a pool and pool house, and a barn.

Offered at$2,750,000

Acres: 17
Bedrooms: 6
Full and half baths: 5 + 3
Square feet: 6,927
Built: 2010

For sale · MLS #3280931 · Updated September 29, 2026

Great room with a stone wood-burning fireplace, a round iron chandelier and a beamed ceiling

Close view of the reclaimed hand-hewn beams across the great room ceiling

The main residence

Antique timber, open rooms.

The living spaces open into one another beneath hand-hewn beams that came out of an Emory University dormitory. Reclaimed barn wood, more than a hundred years old, carries warmth through the rooms, and a stone wood-burning fireplace anchors the living area.

Kitchen with a long reclaimed wood island, open shelving, a range hood and a professional gas range

Professional gas range with a pot filler against a backsplash of wide reclaimed planks

The kitchen

Quiet materials, serious equipment.

Custom lime-washed cabinetry and quartz countertops keep the room calm. The equipment is built for real cooking: a professional-grade gas range, Sub-Zero refrigeration, a farmhouse sink and a pantry.

Covered front porch looking out across the lawn toward the carriage house

Bright room with a wall of windows, a piano and a writing desk

Inside and out

The porches extend the home.

Covered porches at the front and back pull the rooms outdoors. Inside are a great room, a Florida room full of light, a dedicated office and four bedrooms, across two stories. Upstairs, a bonus room tucks built-in bunk nooks under the eaves.

Rooftop lookout with windows on every side and a balcony

Lookout room window seat with views over the fenced pasture

The lookout

A room above the roofline.

At the very top of the house sits a small lookout room under a vaulted wood ceiling, with windows on every side and a balcony that looks out over the pool and the fenced pasture.

Carriage house with cedar shingle siding, a metal roof and sliding barn doors beside the drive

The Carriage House.

Set apart from the main residence, the carriage house has two bedrooms and a full kitchen. It works as a guest house, a place for a longer stay, or simply room to spread out.

Pool deck with umbrellas and loungers, the pool house beyond

Pool, fire pit and pool house at dusk with the main residence lit

Outdoors

Fire, water and open air.

The pool sits among mature landscaping, with a pool house holding a half bath and storage. An outdoor kitchen, a wood-burning fireplace and a fire pit make the outdoors a room of its own after dark.

The land

Seventeen Acres of Natural Beauty

Set across 17 private, predominantly flat acres, the property includes approximately seven acres of fenced pasture and a thoughtfully positioned barn with a run-in stall and storage. Two spring-fed creeks meander through the grounds, while mature wooded areas and open pasture create a serene balance of privacy, natural beauty, and usable land.

Location

The country quiet life, close to Knoxville

The estate is 2000 Lawnville Rd in Kingston, Roane County, Tennessee 37763, set back behind its gate, with Oak Ridge, Farragut and Knoxville an easy drive away.

Turkey Creek Shopping District20 min
Oak Ridge21 min
Farragut22 min
University of Tennessee35 min

Drive times by car · Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors

Gallery

From refined interiors to open pastures

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Questions

What buyers ask first.

Where is 2000 Lawnville Road?

2000 Lawnville Road is in Kingston, Tennessee 37763, in Roane County, west of Knoxville. By car it is about 20 minutes to Turkey Creek Shopping District, about 21 minutes to Oak Ridge, about 22 minutes to Farragut and about 35 minutes to the University of Tennessee.

How far is 2000 Lawnville Road from Knoxville?

About 20 minutes to Turkey Creek Shopping District, about 21 minutes to Oak Ridge, about 22 minutes to Farragut and about 35 minutes to the University of Tennessee, by car.

How much is 2000 Lawnville Road listed for?

It is offered at $2,750,000 and listed with Kevin Keck of Realty Executives Associates (MLS #3280931).

How much land comes with the home?

17 acres. About 7 acres are fenced pasture with a barn that has a run-in stall and storage, two spring-fed creeks run through the property, and the rest is level ground and woodland.

How big is the home?

Encompassing 6,927 square feet, the property offers six bedrooms, five full baths, and three half baths. The main residence features four bedrooms, while a detached two-bedroom carriage house includes a full kitchen, offering exceptional flexibility for guests, family, or private accommodations. Thoughtfully designed for both everyday living and entertaining, the home pairs generous scale with the privacy and beauty of its expansive ranch setting.

Is the property private?

Yes. The house sits in its own clearing on 17 acres surrounded by woodland, reached through a gated entrance.

Is there a private guest retreat?

A detached cedar-shingle carriage house features two bedrooms, two bathrooms, a full kitchen, and a comfortable living room. Finished with distinctive sliding barn doors, it offers a private and inviting retreat for guests, extended family, or longer stays.

What are the outdoor living spaces like?

Expansive porches extend the living spaces outdoors, overlooking a pool and pool house with a half bath and storage. An outdoor kitchen, wood-burning fireplace, and fire pit create inviting spaces for entertaining, while mature landscaping provides a beautiful sense of privacy throughout the grounds.

When was it built, and what is it made from?

It was built in 2010. Its hand-hewn beams were reclaimed from an Emory University dormitory, and reclaimed wood from a century-old Pennsylvania farm barn carries through the living spaces.

What utilities does the property have?

Public water, a septic system, natural gas, central air and a heat pump.

How do I schedule a showing?

Showings are by appointment with Kevin Keck of Realty Executives Associates. Call 865.567.2773 or use the private showing form on this page.