Tennessee’s premier horse country.
Jamestown is known nationwide as one of the best places to live for horse owners. With direct access to Big South Fork, miles of private and public riding trails, and a welcoming rural lifestyle, this region is a true paradise for riders of all levels — whether you’re seeking a retirement retreat, a full-time horse property, or a seasonal escape.
Five distinct horse communities, one region.
Spruce Creek Acres
Wooded acreage lots with private community trails and direct Big South Fork access. Perfect for privacy, nature, and year-round riding.
The Highlands at Big South Fork
A gated 3,500-acre equestrian development with 35+ miles of private trails, rolling pastures, and upscale cabins.
White Oak Equestrian Community
Scenic wooded lots minutes from Jamestown, with direct access to the Big South Fork trail system and a friendly neighborhood feel.
Rockhouse Ranch
A 600-acre equestrian subdivision bordering Big South Fork, with wooded 5–20 acre parcels and private trails.
Ridgetop Acres
A peaceful, rural equestrian neighborhood just outside Jamestown, with wooded acreage and horse-friendly restrictions.
Search horse properties across the region.
Active listings across Fentress County’s horse communities — updated directly from the MLS. Want a specific community instead? Use the dedicated search links above.
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$745,000
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$888,000
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$289,900
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$695,000
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Properties right at the trailhead.
Five reasons riders choose Fentress County.
Let’s find your perfect equestrian property.
We live, work, and ride in Fentress County — and we know these communities inside and out. Whether you’re searching for equestrian land, cabins, or homes, Team Denehy is here to guide you.