St. Louis Magazine

COZY RETREATS

BLACKBERRY FARM

Walland, Tennessee

It started as a rustic retreat for Ruby Tuesday founder Sandy Beall and his wife, Kreis. They dressed up the main house of the pastoral 4,200-acre estate, opened their home to guests, and added some cottages and a spa on the picturesque property, which is nestled in the Great Smoky Mountains. It was their son Sam,

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