If you are wanting to stay waaay out in the country, then this is definitely your place, although it is a bit tricky to get too (we followed instructions provided by MapQuest). We (my daughter who was celebrating her 21st birthday and I) chose this place because it was kind of close to the Jack Daniels Distillery (where we had spent our day earlier). The farm has happy, healthy, friendly chickens and Toulouse geese, also a friendly black kitty who came out to greet me. The owner is also friendly. We stayed in Wiley's room (in keeping with the Jack Daniels theme, it is my understanding that Jack and Wiley were brothers, and that once-upon-a-time Wiley owned this farmhouse), which was clean and loaded with all kinds of antiques. Be prepared to provide your own source of entertainment since there is no television or WiFi provided to guests. We brought our Soprano's Trivia Game and a good old fashioned deck of cards that we played several hands of Gin & one game of War with. We laughed our heads off rehashing the days events trying to get to sleep. The only complaint I suppose would be that breakfast was served at 0800, and since we did not sleep well we got up entirely too early, so we decided to get on with our day, plus for what it is, it was a bit pricey. All-n-all it was an unusual adventure.
