Posted in Tennessee
May 17, 2017
This Charming Restaurant In The Heart Of Farm Country Is A Tennessee Dream
Homestead Manor is located about forty-five minutes outside of Nashville, give or take a little construction traffic, and is one of the most beautiful depictions of southern grandeur alive in the Middle Tennessee area. It’s been lauded as a fabulous place for weddings, and the renovated home has seen thousands of patrons come through its doors in search of a delicious dinner at Harvest at Homestead. Care to check out the stunning place? We’re ready for a most beautiful adventure.
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Located in Thompson Station, a quick drive from Franklin, the manor dates all the way back to its very beginning of construction in 1799. It was actually listed on the National Register of Historic places in the year 1977. As you can see, its Georgian architecture is stunning and well-preserved.
The beautiful home lies on 50 acres of land, right in the middle of Tennessee's lush farm country. Homestead Manor has evolved from a private residence to a full restaurant, event venue and education space.
A single meal will cost between $30 and $50 at Harvest at Homestead, the on-site restaurant. It's well worth the price, if you take a look at the stunning decor. The menu pivots on contemporary southern fare, which means you just may find an old favorite with a solid twist.
Homestead dishes tend to be a bold representation of Tennessee's history, offering up a seasonal menu that is developed in house. Their ingredients are locally sourced, fresh and vibrant with flavor. It's what truly sets this gorgeous place apart.
The historic reality of the home has been honored and rejuvenated in recent years, with each of the nine main rooms renovated to reflect the beauty of what once was. The plantation home clocks in at 4,000 square feet, so it takes a bit of education.
You can visit for yourself at 4683 Columbia Pike, In Thompson Station, and we would recommend booking a reservation in advance. Enjoy something delicious for us!
Looking for something a little more low key? Check out our ultimate taco trail and save this beautiful place for date night. You won’t want to miss it!
