2230 Highway 48 in Clarksville: A 2024 Ranch Home on 2.03 Acres

Buyers searching for homes with at least one acre in Montgomery County often have to choose between a newer home and a larger parcel of land. The property at 2230 Highway 48 in Clarksville brings those priorities together with 2024 construction, approximately 2.03 wooded acres, a one-story ranch floor plan, and no homeowners association.

It also includes a combination of practical features that is not widely represented in the nearby active inventory: a propane-powered Generac whole-house generator, an attached two-car garage, a covered deck, a covered patio, a 12-by-20-foot storage building, and a greenhouse.

The home is offered at $438,000 and was listed as active when this article was prepared on August 5, 2026. Price and availability can change, so confirm the current status through the live property page before relying on it.

Quick answer: What should buyers know about 2230 Highway 48?

This is a 2024 ranch-style home with three bedrooms, two full bathrooms, approximately 1,726 square feet, and 2.03 acres. All three bedrooms are on the main level. The home has an open kitchen, dining, and living layout; a propane-powered whole-house generator; an attached two-car garage; and multiple covered outdoor areas.

The acreage, recent construction, backup power, separate storage building, greenhouse, and lack of an HOA distinguish it from many of the homes currently available immediately around it. Buyers should also account for the shared gravel driveway, private sewer, propane equipment, and ongoing acreage maintenance when deciding whether the property fits their plans.

2230 Highway 48 property overview

Price, availability, acreage, measurements, taxes, utilities, school assignments, included items, and property features should be independently verified.

What makes this property different?

The strongest selling point is not one isolated upgrade. It is the way the home combines recent construction, acreage, a single-level layout, practical backup power, outdoor living, and additional storage.

• Built in 2024
• Three bedrooms and two full bathrooms
• All bedrooms and primary living spaces on one level
• Approximately 2.03 level, wooded acres
• Propane-powered Generac whole-house generator
• Covered deck and covered patio
• Attached two-car garage
• 12-by-20-foot storage building
• Greenhouse
• Partial fencing
• No HOA shown in the current listing
• Seller’s one-year pest-control plan may transfer, subject to provider terms

Buyers prioritizing a main-level layout can compare this home with other single-story homes for sale in Montgomery County. Buyers who prefer recently completed homes can also review current new-construction listings to compare pricing, warranties, lot sizes, included features, and builder incentives.

An open floor plan designed for everyday living

The kitchen, dining area, and living room share an open layout instead of being divided into smaller formal spaces. That gives the main living area flexibility for meals, entertaining, and everyday routines.

The kitchen includes stainless steel appliances, an electric oven and range, refrigerator, dishwasher, microwave, ice maker, and pantry. The living area has an electric fireplace, while the entry foyer and extra closets provide practical storage near the main living space.

The primary bedroom measures approximately 14 by 18 feet and includes a private bathroom with a shower. The two secondary bedrooms have extra-large closets and can serve as bedrooms, guest accommodations, workspaces, or hobby rooms.

The Generac generator deserves a closer look

One of the property’s most notable features is the propane-powered Generac whole-house generator. Permanent backup power may help supported household systems continue operating during qualifying outages, but buyers should verify exactly how the installed system works.

Generator questions to ask

• Which circuits and appliances does the generator support?
• What is the electrical capacity of the installed unit?
• When was it last inspected or serviced?
• Are service records and warranty documents available?
• Is the propane tank owned or leased?
• What is the tank’s capacity?
• What testing and maintenance schedule is recommended?

These details help a buyer understand the system’s actual capacity, operating cost, and future maintenance responsibilities rather than treating “whole-house generator” as only a marketing phrase.

More than two acres of outdoor space

The 2.03-acre parcel is described as level and wooded, with mature trees, natural views, and partial fencing. The covered deck and covered patio create separate outdoor spaces for relaxing or entertaining.

The 12-by-20-foot storage building provides room outside the garage for lawn equipment, tools, seasonal furniture, or hobby supplies. The greenhouse offers another dedicated space for seedlings, herbs, vegetables, or seasonal plants.

No HOA is shown in the current listing. Buyers searching specifically for fewer association restrictions can compare the property with other Clarksville-area homes for sale with no HOA.

No HOA does not automatically mean there are no restrictions. Buyers should still review the deed, recorded restrictions, survey, easements, county requirements, and permit rules before planning additional buildings, fencing, animals, business use, or other property changes.

How 2230 Highway 48 compares with nearby active listings

The 50 active listings used for this comparison were selected from the area immediately surrounding 2230 Highway 48. That makes the data useful for understanding the homes buyers are currently seeing while shopping nearby.

At approximately 1,726 square feet, 2230 Highway 48 is about 35% larger than the sample’s median home. Its 2.03-acre parcel is also larger than every lot represented in the supplied nearby active-listing sample.

The property’s $438,000 asking price places it above the price range represented in this particular sample. It is offered at approximately $254 per square foot, compared with the sample median of $181 per square foot.

Price per square foot does not separately account for the additional acreage, 2024 construction, generator, storage building, greenhouse, garage, covered outdoor areas, or differences in condition. For buyers comparing nearby options, this property is not positioned as a typical small-lot subdivision home. Its appeal depends on the combined value a buyer places on land, privacy, newer construction, backup power, storage, and no HOA.

Buyers who want to compare the home with the broader market can explore all current listings.

Living in the Clarksville area

Clarksville includes established city neighborhoods, new subdivisions, and more rural residential properties around the edges of the city. Highway 48 gives buyers another option when they want acreage and a more wooded setting while remaining within the broader Clarksville and Montgomery County market.

According to U.S. Census Bureau QuickFacts, Clarksville’s estimated population reached 188,829 in 2025, an increase of 13.2% from the April 2020 population estimate base.

Local recreation options include the Clarksville Greenway, the city’s central trail corridor with wooded and river views, and Liberty Park, which includes a walking trail, fishing pond, playground, sports fields, and boat access to the Cumberland River.

Buyers should map the destinations that matter to them—including work, shopping, medical appointments, schools, and recreation—and test those routes during the times they would normally travel.

Buyers who are preparing for a purchase can use the Clarksville home-buying guide to review financing, home searches, property tours, offers, inspections, negotiations, and closing.

School information

The current listing identifies the following schools:

• Montgomery Central Elementary School
• Montgomery Central Middle School
• Montgomery Central High School

School boundaries can change. Buyers should confirm the current assignment through the Clarksville-Montgomery County School System’s address-specific zoning resources rather than relying only on an MLS entry or third-party website.

Questions buyers should ask during a showing

1. Is there a recorded agreement covering use and maintenance of the shared gravel driveway?
2. Is a recent survey available showing the boundaries of the 2.03-acre parcel?
3. What records are available for the private sewer or septic system?
4. Is the propane tank owned or leased?
5. When was the Generac generator last serviced?
6. Are the generator warranty and maintenance records transferable?
7. Do the storage building and greenhouse convey in their current condition?
8. What are the transfer terms for the seller’s pest-control plan?
9. Which internet providers currently serve the property?
10. Are there recorded easements or restrictions affecting future buildings, fencing, or other improvements?
11. Have the school assignments been verified for the 2026–2027 school year?

Who may appreciate this property?

2230 Highway 48 may deserve a closer look for buyers prioritizing:

• A single-story home
• More than two acres
• A home built in 2024
• No HOA
• Backup power
• Covered outdoor living areas
• A separate storage building
• A greenhouse or gardening space
• A wooded setting
• An attached two-car garage

It may be a weaker fit for someone who prefers a conventional subdivision with shared amenities, does not want to maintain acreage, requires public sewer, or is uncomfortable with a shared gravel driveway.

Frequently asked questions

How much is 2230 Highway 48 listed for?

The asking price was $438,000 when this article was prepared. Check the live listing page for current price and availability.

How many bedrooms and bathrooms does the home have?

The home has three bedrooms and two full bathrooms.

How large is the house?

The listing reports approximately 1,726 square feet of living space.

How much land is included?

The property contains approximately 2.03 acres.

Does the property have an HOA?

No HOA is shown in the current listing.

Does the home include a generator?

Yes. The listing identifies a propane-powered Generac whole-house generator. Buyers should verify its capacity, service history, warranty status, supported circuits, and propane arrangements.

Is the home one story?

Yes. The home is a one-story ranch with all three bedrooms on the main level.

What schools are listed for the property?

The listing identifies Montgomery Central Elementary, Montgomery Central Middle, and Montgomery Central High. Buyers should verify the current assignment directly with CMCSS.

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Each Keller Williams Realty office is independently owned and operated. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Buyers should independently verify price, listing status, measurements, acreage, taxes, utilities, school assignments, driveway rights, generator operation, propane ownership, private sewer records, permits, restrictions, and every other matter important to their purchase.