Part of the farm is land that has been in the Liles Family for decades, and more was added after the big flood of 2010. The hayshed, a magnificent pole barn that sits overlooking the creek stands as a landmark for the local fisherman; when they wanted to get together and fish for some red horse and suckers in the spring, they'd say, "Meet me at the hayshed." The hayshed was built by the Welch family, the previous owners, who farmed the land for hay while raising Tennessee walking horses for many decades. The creek meanders through the farm and empties into the Harpeth River at a point known as "The Mouth of Turnbull" to the locals and tourists that float the river. Currently, the land is a working farm raising row crops, blackberries, herbs, flowers and seasonal vegetables while also offering space for events and overnight glamping getaways!