Nestled in the charming town of Tellico Plains, Tennessee, this historic 200-acre farm offers a unique blend of history, adventure, and rural tranquility. On this historical working farm, Jill and her husband, Major David Lemanowicz, live their dream, raising their three young daughters amidst the serene landscapes of Tennessee. For the family, living on this farm is a profound blessing, embodying the idyllic harmony of rural life.
About Scott Mansion Farms
Dig Deeper into Our Tennessee Farm & Event Venue
Your Hostess
A Note from Jill
When we bought this farm in 2016 we didn’t know what God had in store for us … we just knew we wanted to be good Shepherds to the land and bring the mansion back to life. After years of renovations and prayer we have decided to open the farm and invite people to join us in raising money and awareness for different charities through special events that we hold here. We welcome you to our home and hope our farm brings you many good memories with family and friends.
The Heart of the Farm
Charity & Giving
See Which Causes We Support
Our desire to share the farm comes from a place of giving, and a portion of income from farm stays and events will go to charity. Look below to see a few causes and charity recipients that are near and dear to our hearts.
Special Operations Warrior Foundation
This top-rated charitable organization supports the children of fallen Special Operations Personnel and service members. We host an annual Patriotic Pick to raise funds for this important charity.
Toys for Tots
Join the cause to help the U.S. Marine Corps bless families in need during the Christmas season.
American Cancer Society
We’re proud to help this important charity raise money for their cancer fighting efforts and patient support services.
Map & Directions
Find Your Way to the Farm
Our historic farm is located right between Chattanooga and Knoxville, TN, accessible by a drive that’s as beautiful as our location!
The Property
A Historic Estate in
the Heart of Tennessee
Born in Johnson County, Tennessee, Charles Abner Scott came to Tellico Plains ca. 1890 and was actively involved in the development of Tellico Plains during his life. He sold off or donated vast amounts of his 15,000 acres to expand the town. He recruited the Stokely Company and financed a local school. His progressive experimentation with lime fertilizer, crops, and breeds of cattle influenced regional farming techniques. And he constructed the stunning Neo-Classical Revival mansion between 1908-1912, which is the centerpiece of the property today. This elegant home, now part of the National Historic Registry, was meticulously rehabilitated over two years by Jill and David, who currently reside on the aptly named, Scott Mansion Farm.
Beyond the Farm
We’re surrounded by historic sites, charming small towns, wonderful restaurants, and outdoor attractions.