A truly rare combination of privacy, managed timber, hunting, recreation, and custom improvements. Behind a gated entrance on Low Gap Road, approximately 860 yards of private driveway wind through the woods before the 2,019 SF custom-built home comes into view. The setting is exceptional. The property borders Morgan-Monroe and Yellowwood State Forests, placing more than 18,600 contiguous acres of public timber on three sides and creating an extraordinary buffer from future development. The 127 +/- acres have been intentionally managed for approximately 20 years for trophy whitetail and strong turkey numbers. More than .35 miles of Robertson Creek crosses the property, along with a 1.25-acre pond, approximately 11.5 acres of tillable ground, established food plots, five custom hunting blinds, and an established trail system. The predominantly wooded ridge-and-hollow terrain features managed hardwoods with both wildlife and long-term timber value in mind. A select cut was completed in 2026 for salvage and stand improvement following the tornado that moved through the area, while also creating a new trail system throughout the property. The custom home features 4 bedrooms, 3 full baths, a vaulted living room, wraparound porch, eat-in kitchen, and two bonus rooms. Cherry flooring in the kitchen was crafted from timber harvested directly from the property. Three bedrooms are on the main level, including a 12'x16' primary suite. The improvements are equally impressive. A 40'x60' detached garage and 40'x60' barn each include dedicated workshops with an extensive collection of tools and equipment conveying with the sale. Additional improvements include a wood barn, plank storage building, hexagonal shed, 20'x30' cabin/ground blind, and outdoor kennel. Four structures have wood-burning stoves. Fiber optic, septic, water, electric, heating and cooling are connected, with substantial covered space for equipment vehicles, boats, campers, and recreational gear.