Quaint Exteriors of High Country


High Country’s attractions may revolve around its picturesque natural features, but its small towns are equally stunning. From historic walking streets to cozy cottages and more, there’s much to love about these gorgeous areas.

Be it relaxing at one of Leiper’s Fork’s charming bars, exploring Covington’s historical streets walk or watching autumn leaves change colour in Bright, these are our picks of favorite destinations! Here are just a few examples!

Leiper’s Fork

Leiper’s Fork in Tennessee offers an unforgettable experience for visitors of all kinds, with its charming village offering world-class shopping, quirky finds, world-renowned music and cuisine, laidback charm and plenty of time-honored traditions – time slows to an amble while people greet each other with warm smiles.

Staying at a cottage located at the center of this historic village should be your top priority when visiting. This charming retreat features a main floor master bedroom featuring a luxurious king size bed, updated kitchen and dining areas, a cozy sleeping loft area and two luxurious bathrooms – the ideal accommodation option to make the most out of this visit to this historic village!

This home offers the ideal setting for an idyllic romantic or family retreat, just minutes from downtown Franklin and Nashville. Enjoy peace and solitude within this luxurious private haven while being close enough for convenient city explorations.

The property’s numerous outbuildings, barn, garden, and fire pit provide the ideal setting for hosting memorable events – be it wedding ceremonies and receptions, girlfriends’ getaways or family reunions – creating memories to last a lifetime!

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At home in Leiper’s Fork, this farmhouse-style home provides the ideal country escape. As soon as you step inside, an abundance of natural light pours in through multiple windows and sliding glass doors; and its open concept floor plan featuring a wood burning fireplace will instantly make you feel welcome.

The spacious kitchen is ideal for hosting social gatherings, featuring an island, granite countertops and an ample pantry. Furthermore, its openness towards both dining and living areas make it a fantastic space for family get-togethers.

In the front yard of this house is a fenced in garden complete with seating. Filled with colorful flowers and shrubs that both provide functionality and aesthetic beauty, as well as a fire pit perfect for relaxing after shopping or listening to live music performances.

Just a short stroll from here lies Puckett’s of Leiper’s Fork, where you’ll discover an incredible selection of local products and delicious cuisine. This National Historic Register-listed store truly captures small town charm. Leiper’s Creek Gallery also provides fine art from various local artists that ranges from sculpture to paintings for purchase; making an experience in itself.

Covington

Covington’s historic downtown has won recognition from the National Trust, making it an incredible sight to behold. Stroll along its brick streets to discover charming boutiques, antique stores, and museums; shoppers will also appreciate Covington’s proximity to many popular shopping and dining locations.

Covington is an alluring Louisiana town situated at the crossroads between two distinct worlds – southern, flat and wet Louisiana, home to New Orleans; and north Louisiana’s hilly piney terrain and rich French-Catholic heritage. Within Covington’s historical district are top-tier white tablecloth restaurants and boutique shops as well as a vibrant cultural scene including gallery openings, main street events and the Three Rivers Arts Festival.

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The City’s Southern roots can be found within its historic square in the form of the beautifully restored and renovated 1926 Southern Hotel, once its center. After sitting idle for nearly five decades, local attorney Lisa Condrey Ward purchased it and began its transformation into an event venue and destination resort for area events.

Visitors of Covington Trails Network often relish exploring its natural splendor. Offering picturesque views and tours through Karrs Reef Gold Mine or Yackandandah Gorge. Golf enthusiasts will also appreciate Covington’s immaculate courses while those wanting an aquatic adventure may take advantage of Lake Pontchartrain Basin.

For those seeking the good life, this charming town provides a wide array of gorgeous homes with fenced yards – ideal for anyone seeking single or multi-family living arrangements.

Cottage Links is an outstanding 55+ neighborhood near charming downtown that boasts stunning ranch and master-on-main floor plans with all brick exteriors and money-saving energy-efficiency features, offering spacious interiors complete with entertainment-friendly open concepts, gourmet kitchens, elegant owner’s suites with spa-experience baths and ample walk-in closet space for residents to call their own.

Isle of Hope

Isle of Hope was established as an historic retreat for Savannah residents during the 1840s, and still exudes classic Southern charm today. The historic district brims with oaks dripping with moss, coastal walking trails and many landmark 19th-century wood churches – perfect for strolling down memory lane and finding nostalgic antique shops or dining along its waterfront promenades.

Rhinebeck, in New York’s Hudson Valley, may not be one of the largest towns, but that doesn’t stop its captivating history and charming small-town feel from more than making up for any shortfalls in size. It boasts tree-lined main street lined with boutiques and specialty stores like Samuel’s Sweet Shop – beloved by celebrities such as Paul Rudd. Additionally, Rhinebeck boasts an exciting restaurant scene where local ingredients are utilized with quality being given priority over quantity.

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Fredericksburg is one of Texas’s cutest towns, boasting an amazing food and wine culture and centuries-old historic center. Fredericksburg takes great pride in preserving its small-town feel by restricting chain store stores to areas outside its core city center; making for a charming family-friendly destination that truly embraces Texas culture.

Tucked away just outside Tallahassee is an enchanting cottage that radiates with gracious living. From its exterior adorned with traditional Southern touches to its welcoming outdoor spaces, each element was thoughtfully chosen in order to create a livable yet timeless abode. Blue kitchen cabinets paired with scalloped mirrors offer a glimpse into Southern living while its eclectic furniture pieces give this cottage its own distinct character – all giving visitors a memorable glimpse into Southern homes.