Step Inside This Idyllic Country Retreat in Tennessee

There's nothing we love more than a farmhouse in the middle of the country—but not everyone gets the chance to live their day-to-day in the beautiful backwoods. Luckily, Shelter + Roost in Leiper's Fork, Tennessee offers five beautiful properties that travelers can rent, including the Farmhouse in the Fork, which sleeps up to ten guests, with prices ranging from $275-$325 a night. RELATED: Visit the Country Living Fair in Nashville, April 24-26, 2015

An open concept living room with vaulted ceilings and exposed beams make the airy space seem even larger. A hand-laid fireplace built from stones found on the property, red chairs, and a vintage patterned rug add a woodsy feel to the room.

With granite countertops, a breakfast bar, and stainless steel appliances, the rustic kitchen is every country chef's dream. RELATED: The 11 Biggest Trends in Kitchen Design Right Now

A wooden dining table with a fire crackling in the nearby stone fireplace is the perfect setting to enjoy a home-cooked meal.

With a king-sized bed, walk-in closet, and large windows looking out over the secluded setting, the master bedroom is a bright and airy retreat. RELATED: This Family-Friendly California Farmhouse is Simply Lovely

The property features two spacious guest bedrooms with queen-sized beds and soft drapery framing the windows. A sleeper sofa in the downstairs game room offers additional sleeping space.

The backyard features an outdoor fireplace—the perfect spot for roasting s'mores. RELATED: 28 New Ways to Landscape Your Yard

The 41-acre property even has its own barn and private ponds (fishing poles included!).

Curl up on one of the front porch's rocking chairs and enjoy lake views while sipping your morning coffee. RELATED: Country Living Readers' Enviable Porches

The porch offers plenty of seating—the perfect spot to enjoy a book, a conversation, or a glass of wine while surrounded by lightning bugs. PLUS: 32 Ways to Make Your Entryway More Welcoming

The wraparound porch and red roof help make this property the quintessential farmhouse. NEXT: Tour a Quirky Historic Farmhouse Full of Eclectic Style