Allardt, Tennessee

Scenic, welcoming, and minutes from Jamestown.

White Oak Equestrian Community, located in beautiful Allardt just minutes from Jamestown, is one of the area’s most welcoming and scenic horse neighborhoods — known for wooded acreage, quiet roads, and ride-out access to the Big South Fork National River & Recreation Area.

Why Riders Love White Oak

A favorite among horse owners.

Direct Access to Riding Trails

Ride from your property into community-maintained trails that connect to Big South Fork’s extensive trail system.

Peaceful & Private Setting

Large wooded lots, natural surroundings, abundant wildlife, and quiet gravel roads create a serene environment.

Horse-Friendly Covenants

A clean, cohesive community while still allowing freedom for barns, fencing, and riding activities.

Ideal for Cabins & Country Living

Home to log cabins, rustic homes, and cozy retreats perfect for year-round or vacation use.

Community Amenities

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White Oak Equestrian Community provides features that make horse ownership simple and enjoyable:

Community-maintained riding trails
Direct access to Big South Fork
Horse-friendly lot sizes
Quiet gravel roads ideal for riding
Mature hardwood forests & scenic terrain
Nearby trailheads & equestrian centers
Types of Properties

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Wooded Acreage Lots

Lots typically range from 1–10+ acres, offering plenty of room for barns, paddocks, and privacy.

Cabins & Equestrian Homes

Many properties include:

  • Rustic log cabins
  • Vacation rentals
  • Full-time homes
  • Wrap-around porches
  • Natural wood and stone finishes

Horse-Ready Properties

Some homes come equipped with:

  • Barns or run-in sheds
  • Cross-fencing
  • Trailer parking
  • Direct trail access
Location

One of the most convenient equestrian communities in the Upper Cumberland.

White Oak is located in Allardt, TN, just a short drive from:

Jamestown, TN
Big South Fork National Park
East Fork Stables
Pickett State Park
Who Is White Oak Best For?

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Trail Riders

Direct trail access and a friendly rider community.

Vacation Cabin Owners & Investors

Strong demand for rental cabins near Big South Fork.

Families & Retirees

Acreage, peace, and a quiet equestrian lifestyle.

Buying & Selling in White Oak

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As local agents specializing in horse communities, Team Denehy can help you find available lots or cabins, understand community restrictions, evaluate trail access and property locations, and market and sell your White Oak property.

Common Questions

Frequently asked questions.

What types of homes are allowed in White Oak Phase IV?

Only site-built residential homes are permitted. Exterior finishes cannot include concrete block, tar paper, rolled siding, or asphalt siding. Guest/rental homes and bed-and-breakfast style homes are allowed as long as they follow the size and use rules.

Is there a minimum home size?

Yes. All residential or rental units must have at least 700 sq ft of living space on the first floor.

Are mobile homes or campers allowed?

No mobile homes — single-wide, double-wide, or manufactured — are allowed either temporarily or permanently. RVs and motorhomes may be used only for short vacation stays (30 days max) and must be connected to an approved septic system.

What are the setback requirements?

Homes and outbuildings must be at least 30 feet from all property lines and from the rear of the tract.

What animals are allowed?

Only horses and cattle are permitted. No goats, pigs, poultry, or other livestock are allowed.

What types of fencing are permitted?

Woven wire, chain link, painted wood, and split rail are allowed. Barbed wire is strictly prohibited.

Are there restrictions on storing vehicles or equipment?

Yes. No part of the property may be used for junkyards, storage of wrecked or stripped vehicles, large metal refuse, or other unsightly or nuisance activities. Outdoor toilet facilities are also not allowed.

Are horse trails protected?

Yes. All lots have a 10-foot wide horse trail easement along the road frontage. These trails must remain open at all times and cannot be blocked by fencing, shrubs, or structures.

Are there rules for clearing trees or preparing land?

Yes. Any land cleared for a home or pasture must have all debris — brush, stumps, logs — removed within 180 days.

Do I need approval for culverts or utilities?

Yes. All driveway culverts must be approved by Allardt Land Company. Underground utilities and driveways must enter along the property lines unless otherwise noted.

Can I sell my lot without informing the buyer of the restrictions?

No. You must ensure any buyer reads and agrees to all restrictions. These covenants bind all future owners.

Can the restrictions change?

The developer (Allardt Land Company) retains the right to modify or alter restrictions in future conveyances, but the restrictions listed remain binding on this lot.

Team Denehy · White Oak Equestrian Community

Interested in White Oak Equestrian Community?

We’d love to help you explore available properties, schedule a showing, or answer any questions about the community.

(702) 569-9557

Talk to Tim & Lori






    tim@denehyhomes.com  ·  (702) 569-9557  ·  Jamestown, TN 38556