338 Campbells Ferry Ln Lane

Cumberland River Elegance | Exceptional Riverfront Living Set along the scenic Cumberland River, this exceptionally well-appointed river house offers a rare combination of refined comfort, meticulous care, and an extraordinary waterfront lifestyle. Thoughtfully maintained and lovingly cared for, the property presents an inviting sense of quality from the moment you arrive. With direct access to the Cumberland River and captivating river views, the home offers a front-row seat to the ever-changing beauty of the water while creating an effortless connection between indoor comfort and outdoor living. Fish from your backyard...any time. Every aspect of the residence reflects pride of ownership, with a level of care and attention to detail that is immediately apparent. Well-appointed spaces provide an elegant yet comfortable atmosphere, perfectly suited for quiet mornings overlooking the river, relaxed afternoons by the water, and memorable gatherings with family and friends. The true luxury is the lifestyle: your own private connection to the Cumberland River, panoramic water views, and a beautifully cared-for home where tranquility and sophistication come together. A distinctive riverfront offering for those seeking a property that is as exceptional in setting as it is in presentation. But it's not just the river house.... it's the location...just 5 miles from Wolf Creek Dam and one of the easiest largest launching ramps on Lake Cumberland, Halcomb's Landing...and then there's Kendall Park, Wolf Creek National Fish Hatchery, trout streams, hiking trails, picnic areas, public launching ramp into the River. Could it get any better...yes... there's a private launching ramp into the river in this community that also has a beach like access when the river is down. Perfect spot to wade into the river or throw a fishing line in. The legendary Cumberland River holds the state trout record for both brown trout and rainbow trout... Bring your fishing gear...Schedule your appointment today to tour this Cumberland River retreat.