This is a clearly very new event space 15 mins south of Murfreesboro right off I-24 (Exit 97).
Note: If you enter this in your GPS, it will tell you to go around in circles and out of your way down Jake Branch Rd, etc. As of at least April 2018, this is no longer necessary, as there is a gravel entrance right off the main road (Hwy 64).
The gravel driveway leading up to the barn is actually quite steep, so perhaps leave the Prius at home this time (or do us all a favor and leave it in the garage permanently). Driveway aside, once you've parked and get out of your car, the grounds and view is breathtaking. Beautiful, rolling Tennessee hills, stunning homes, and we were lucky enough to be there around the time to see a sunset. Gorgeous.
The barn itself is quite nice, if not small. Can seat around 100-150 comfortably, 200 if you pack them in. More than that could get uncomfortable. The event we were there for was a wedding, which I'm sure is what the intent of the structure was created for. There are 2 bathrooms right off the main room, a kitchen area, and a "backstage" prep area for folks like the bride and groom. The design is quite nice, and as the name of the venue itself, everything is white. The walls, the ceilings, the doors, the tables, the chairs. Everything is white, but not in a bright, obtrusive way. This is very much a "rustic," rural feel with wood grains, reclaimed-style lumber, etc. It does however have a slightly upscale feel with the white chandeliers hanging all throughout the main room. In our setup, there was space for a bar at the back, as well as a DJ station and speakers, a gift table, and two rows of tables and chairs front to back. Additionally, there was space for the bride/groom table and two catering tables at the front of the space near the "stage" - no lifted platform is present.
The construction materials, while nicely decorated, did feel cheap. The bathrooms were the worst offenders. The men's room had 1 toilet and 2 urinals, which when flushed bounce around violently and nearly come off the wall with the slightest of touch. Near the sink is a soap dispenser and paper towel tray mounted to the wall. You can see quite plainly where the construction crew drew in pencil on the wood the "box" where the soap and towels would go, and labeled them as such, but didn't bother to erase the markings. Just looks unfinished and quickly done at the cheapest rate.
Regardless, nothing affected the entire party from enjoying the wedding, the views, or the ambiance of the night. It was quite beautiful and they should play host to many more events. read more