6720 Erie Rd Sweetwater, TN 37874

Listing details for 6720 Erie Rd, Sweetwater, TN 37874 : The sprawling 390 acre Lucky 7 Ranch is a ranch, a fully furnished resort, an event center, a professional equine facility, a wedding destination, a corporate retreat, a farm, an RV campground, a hunter's paradise, a nature preserve, a commercial property, metal shop, data center, office space, a nationally recognized competition sporting clay facility, an AKC Field Trial & Hunt Association national dog competition & training ground, and so much more... this nearly 400 acre wonderland truly has it All! **Fully lit competition riding arena w/ manufactured sand & French drain, an 18 stall barn w/ med, tack, storage, & loft rooms plus its own dressing rooms, meeting room, laundry room, bathroom, & full kitchen! **Breathtaking event center with full commercial kitchen, double sided fireplace, game room, and multiple bonus rooms sits with the over water pavilion on the 8 acre 40' deep lake, diving board, dock, and 3 hidden competitive trap machines with ''daylight'' lights for night shooting! **Enormous heated commercial shop featuring 16' doors, fuel stations, office space, full kitchen, bathroom, and bonus rooms + all the heavy equipment you need to take care of the entire ranch & all of its buildings (run by a full time whole ranch caretaker!). **Detached 4 bay garage. **$50,000 Dedicated unmetered fiber optic line. **Over $3 million in just the commercial construction of 11 of the 15 lakes/ponds! **3/2 guest cabin on the property. **Heated dog kennels **9 RV/Camper hookups + Secondary private campground w/ water & electricity. **Property wide underground concrete piping spillways insure No flooding, no wash, & no standing water! **All utilities underground **4 miles of packed gravel roads throughout ****THE MAIN LODGE: The heart of it all is the custom built Jonathan Miller Architecture 9,000 square foot estate, fully furnished by famed interior designer Paul Law, & the home comes fully furnished. From the Douglas Firs brought in from Oregon to the stunning double commercial Wolf & Sub-Zero ''invisible'' kitchen to the iron I-beam internal construction, NO expense was spared.