#Leipers fork code#

This code is reset after each guest's stay. Guest entry instructions: This rental utilizes an E-lock, a digital lock that requires a unique code to enter.It is a dead end road, and can easily fit six or more vehicles. Parking notes: Please park anywhere on the driveway.No pets are allowed at this vacation rental. The Leipers Fork Village Special Area Plan is a direct result of the comprehensive planning efforts undertaken by Williamson County in its Comprehensive Land.This property is managed by Vacasa Tennessee LLC.Guests can enjoy the use of a 100-inch projector screen for enjoying movies during their stay.In the evenings, gather in the main living area and bring down the remote-operated projection screen to stream your favorite movies, or head outside and meet up at the firepit for roasting s'mores and telling stories while fireflies sparkle and dance among the trees. With no stoplight in sight, Leiper’s Fork is the epitome of small-town USA. You can also light up the firepit if you're feeling like some fresh air.īack inside, make your way down to the basement where you can set up your laptop at the desk and take advantage of the high-speed internet access, play some Ping-Pong, toss a load of laundry into the washer/dryer, or work out with the exercise bike and weight lifting equipment. Just under 40 minutes from Nashville and 15 minutes from historic Franklin is Leiper’s Fork, Tennessee. Prepare anything from quick snacks to full-course family dinners in the well-equipped kitchen with stainless steel appliances (including a double wall oven), and then dine indoors at the table for six or outdoors on the furnished, 1,000-square-foot deck where you'll also find a gas grill to help spice up your home-cooked menu. Step through the front door and into an open living area capped by a vaulted, cathedral ceiling. Set at the end of a gravel lane and surrounded by hundreds of acres of forest, this magical cabin feels worlds-away while still being conveniently close to Highway 96 and all the attractions found in both Franklin (8.4 Miles) and Nashville (27.9 Miles).