welcome to 219 melody drive
martin, tennessee
weakley county
16.11± acres
year built 1993
square footage: 5,484
bedrooms: 6
bathrooms: 3.5
36.287627, -88.858289 //asking price: $895,000
Listing agent: alexander j. bynum
Set on 16.11± acres, this impressive Appalachian-style log home combines timeless craftsmanship, substantial living space, and the privacy of a wooded country setting. Built in 1993, the home offers an expansive 5,484 square feet with 6 bedrooms and 3.5 bathrooms, providing plenty of room for family, guests, and entertaining.
The home’s character is immediately evident through its traditional log construction, prominent stonework, metal roof, and deep covered porches that capture the look and feel of a classic Appalachian homestead. Mature trees surround the residence, creating a secluded setting that feels established and naturally connected to the land.
Beyond the home, the 16.11± acre property offers access to a large pond and plenty of room to enjoy the outdoors. A large detached three-door garage and shop provides exceptional space for vehicles, equipment, storage, hobbies, or a working shop.
With its combination of acreage, impressive square footage, distinctive architecture, and useful improvements, this property offers much more than a traditional country home. It is a private retreat with the space and character to serve as a full-time residence, family gathering place, or recreational escape for years to come.
Alexander Bynum is the owner and principal broker of Wendell Alexander Realty in Weakley County, Tennessee. A proud West Tennessee native and UT Martin graduate, Bynum is an avid outdoorsman with a deep passion for hunting and land-focused real estate. His expertise lies in rural properties, making him a trusted voice for landowners, investors, and hunters across the region.
In addition to his work in real estate, Bynum has held leadership roles at the local, state, and national levels, including serving as the 2021 President of the Tennessee Association of Realtors. Most recently, he was named Chairman of the Chancellor's Roundtable at UT Martin. He is dedicated to preserving rural values and promoting land stewardship throughout West Tennessee.
731.281.1220 | 224 S LINDELL STREET | MARTIN, TENNESSEE | 38237