King B Farm encompasses approximately 675 acres in southern Middle Tennessee, combining productive farmland, mature timber, creek corridors, historic improvements and thoughtfully managed wildlife habitat. The estate includes approximately 25,000 square feet of built improvements across its residences, event facilities, guest accommodations, barns and support buildings. Approximately 110 acres are currently used for agricultural production, while roughly 500 acres have been maintained as a low-disturbance sanctuary supporting mature whitetail deer, wild turkey and abundant native wildlife. More than fifteen years of observation and management have produced a turnkey recreational system with seven enclosed shooting blinds, approximately eight to ten ladder stands, established feeding and trail-camera areas, and an extensive internal trail network providing ATV and utility-vehicle access. The property's varied landscape offers opportunities for farming, hunting, habitat management, equestrian use and private recreation. Major improvements include an approximately 7,500-square-foot lodge-style main residence, two guest residences, a restored historic horse barn and event ballroom, the original 1903 King residence, multiple agricultural buildings and professionally maintained grounds. Event and recreational equipment convey with the sale. The land carries more than two centuries of regional history, including the Goode-Ordway Cemetery, historic King farmstead and a limestone wall extending more than half a mile along King Road. Located minutes from I-65, approximately 34 miles from Huntsville International Airport and approximately 88 miles from Nashville International Airport, King B Farm offers exceptional scale, access and flexibility for continued agriculture, recreation, hospitality or private estate use.