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Mount Juliet TN Communities
Mt. Juliet TN is located approximately 17 miles east of Nashville on Interstate 40 and is only about 15 minutes from the Nashville Airport .Known as the “City Between the Lakes,” we are situated between Old Hickory Lake on the Cumberland River and J. Percy Priest Lake on the Stones River. Mt. Juliet TN is also a very fast-growing community of more than 19,000 in western Wilson County, just a few minutes drive from Nashville. Its family-friendly environment and high-quality schools have sparked a surge in residential,condos and farm development, but Mt. Juliet still preserves its hometown feel. Charlie Daniels Park is a hub for activities for all ages and includes an outdoor amphitheater, skate park and 9,000-square-foot fenced planet playground.
Providence Market Place in Mount Juliet TN is a 103-acre retail gateway to Providence, a 1,000-acre mixed-use, master-planned community in the eastern suburbs of Nashville, Tenn.Providence master-planned community, includes the 344-acre Lake Providence resort retirement community and the 850,000-square-foot Providence Marketplace retail center.Located 10 miles east of Nashville International Airport in the town of Mount Juliet, at Mount Juliet Road and Belinda Parkway, Providence MarketPlace is easily accessible from I-40.
Mt. Juliet was formed in 1835 and became incorporated as a city in 1972. According to the Mt. Juliet Chamber of Commerce, the name of the town has two possible explanations. One theory is that the town was named for Julia Gleaves, a person who was renowned for taking care of those in need within the community. The most widely accepted story is that Mt. Juliet is named for a castle in County Kilkenny, Ireland.Left image below is the The Providence Marketplace entrance.Right image below is The Providence community pool.
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| Providence Market Place From $129,900 |
Hickory Hills From $149,900 |
| Willoughby Station From $168,900 |
Wright Farms From $314,900 |
| Paddock Place From $259,900 |
Sunset Harbour From $349,900 |
| The Park At Mt Vernon From $216,900 |
Brookstone From $244,900 |
| Normandy Heights From $205,900 |
Savannah Pointe From 1.6 Million |
| Chandler Pointe From $164,900 |
Breckenridge From $389,900 |
| Windtree Trace From $142,900 |
Cobblestone Landing Frm $234,900 |
More of Mt. Juliet TN Upcoming Commercial Developments
Providence MarketPlace: An 850,000 square foot retail center located in Mt. Juliet at Interstate 40 and Hwy. 171.
- Mt. Juliet Crossing: A 37+ acre development of office and retail located in Mt. Juliet at Interstate 40 and Hwy. 171.
- Adams Lane Plaza: A 35,000 square foot retail center located in Mt. Juliet at Interstate 40 and Hwy.171.
- Paddock Place: In the early phase of development of one million square feet of retail and office. Located in Mt. Juliet on N. Mt. Juliet Road just off Interstate 40.
- Beckwith Road Interchange: Completed September 2007. Hundreds of acres for mixed use development available. www.CityofMtJuliet.org Wilson County TN School Info and Helpful Links
- Wilson County, Tennessee has a public school system named Wilson County Schools.
- Mt. Juliet has seven elementary schools, two middle schools, and one high school in the Wilson County School System.
- Gladeville has one elementary school in the system and in a few years will have a middle school with the name of Gladeville/Rutland Middle.
- Watertown, in the fall of 2007, changed its grade levels for each of the two schools in their city. Watertown Elementary changed from grades PK-6 to PK-8 and Watertown High School changed from grades 7-12 to 9-12. In a few years a new high school will be built and the old high school will become a middle school. Visit http://www.wcschools.com/ for more info.
LebanonTN Communities
Lebanon TN has a combination of history and progress. It is the county seat located in the heart of Wilson County. Since the city’s beginning in 1801 we have grown from an agricultural/livestock community into a blend of residential and commercial. With a population of approximately 25,000, Lebanon has maintained its small town charm. Located just minutes from Nashville on I-40, its convenient location has contributed to a strong industrial base and a thriving economy. Lebanon is known as the home to the headquarters of Cracker Barrel Ole Country Stores, and Cumberland University. It is also home to large distribution centers for Genesco and Bridgestone.
Lebanon TN Has excellent shopping and dining can be found here as well. On and near the Town Square are some of the best antique shops in Tennessee. Not far from the square is Prime Outlets Mall, projections of over 2 million visitors per year. The City has many family and national chain restaurants, including O’Charleys, Applebee’s, Chili’s and its own Sunset, and Chop House.
If recreation is what you are seeking, plan to spend time in Don Fox Community Park. The 40 + acre public park includes a 20,000 sq.ft. stockade playground, 60 ft. diameter wading pool, sand volleyball courts, picnic pavilions, and Cedar City Trail. This 3.5 mile long greenway bike/walk trail follows along a beautiful creek. The city has completed a 56,000 sq. ft. family recreation and aquatics facility. Open to the public, the Jimmy Floyd Family Center has a gym, fitness and aerobic areas, racquetball, huge indoor/outdoor swimming pools and much more. Just a few miles south of the city is Cedars of Lebanon State Park, where 600,000 visitors come each year to enjoy swimming, horseback riding and camping. For other recreation, visit the area golf courses, lakes, bowling alleys and the City’s tennis courts.
Left image below is Mitchell House or also known as the headquarters of Cracker Barrel and image to the right below is Lebanon City Hall.Castle Heights Military Academy was a military academy in Lebanon, Tennessee. The Academy was founded as Castle Heights School in 1902. In 1918, it became a military preparatory school. The school ceased operations in 1986 in the face of declining enrolment. Its buildings have been restored and now serve as the Lebanon City Hall, Lebanon Museum and History Center.
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Lebanon TN Condos For Sale
| Five Oaks From $369,000 |
The Forest Of Lebanon From 269,000 |
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| Stone Brook Falls From $439,900 |
Richmond Hills From $239,900 |
| Iroquois From $329,900 |
Stonebridge Community From $199,900 |
| Spence Creek From $163,900 |
Heritage Highlands From $206,900 |
| Coles Ferry Village From $124,900 |
Chapparral From $149,900 |
| Clay Estates From $250,000 |
Colonial Village From $158,000 |
| Hillview Farms From $204,900 |
Summercrest From $175,900 |
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Five Oaks Golf & Country Club Listings For Sale is a 506-acre community that lies in the scenic countryside off Highway-70 in Lebanon, Tennessee and comes complete with an 18-hole golf course, a 21,000-square-foot clubhouse and 450 residential development lots. Five Oaks offers a lifestyle seldom realized anywhere else. The community features relaxed, comfortable living in a well secured and well maintained setting.
Residential restrictions guarantee the peace and quiet one would expect from a community of this quality. All underground utilities, including water, sewer, natural gas, communications, and cable television, along with curbed streets and appropriately maintained green way spaces help insure the beauty and tranquility of the community and also encourage the appreciation of property values.
While particulars are important and contribute significantly to life within Five Oaks, there are also other consideration and amenities, such as the magnificent clubhouse facility, dining room, 18-hole championship golf course, tennis center, and club swimming pool.
The neighborhoods at Five Oaks Golf & Country Club are defined by a system of greenways, playing fields, parks, and squares, comprising approximately 800 acres in total. This open space system is shaped by the existing streams on the site and is gradated for different intensities of human use, from the mostly undisturbed nature corridor to the most urbanized town square. The road network also corresponds to the variations in the site’s topography.
Street intersections at Five Oaks meet at triangular greens or acute angles in order to avoid massive re-grading and the unnecessary removal of mature trees. Additional ‘pocket parks’ and open spaces are distributed throughout the plan, and bicycle and equestrian trails wind through the greenway.
Living on a Golf course just got better, here at Five Oaks, not only will your home back up to the fairways, greens and/or tee boxes, your home will become a part of this beautiful make up our designer had in mind. All of our Golf Course lots range in size from 3/4 acre to 1 acre. The make up is different on everyone offering gorgeous mature trees, views of the scenic ponds and other features.
These lots have so much to offer to everyone. For Golf Course lots the residence shall contain not less than 3,200 square feet of living space on a one-story residence, excluding porches garages patios and terraces. A two-story residence shall contain not less than 3,200 square feet with a minimum of 2,000 square feet on the ground floor excluding porches, garages, patios and terraces.
A housing alternative is a 56-unit complex called
The Villas at Five Oaks. Each upscale unit features a European country cottage theme. “The Villas are situated between the 7th, 8th and 9th holes, and open up to great views of the small lake they sit on,” says Champ Webb, architectural designer.
Williamson CountyTN Communities
Franklin TN was founded October 26, 1799 and was named after Benjamin Franklin, a close friend of Dr. Hugh Williamson, a member of the Continental Congress for whom Williamson County was named.
For most of its first 180 years, Franklin was a tranquil, small county seat. In the years prior to the American Civil War, Williamson County was one of the wealthiest counties in Tennessee and Franklin was the center of plantation economy.
However, the Civil War devastated the economy. Union troops occupied the area for nearly three years. The Battle of Franklin was fought on November 30, 1864, costing more than 8,000 casualties and turning every home and building in town into a hospital, including the historic Carter House and The Carnton Plantation that have been preserved and can be visited today. It took 120 years for the county’s economy to reach pre-war levels.
For more than a century, Franklin seemed remote not only from Nashville, Tennessee, but from the rest of the world as well. Today, Franklin is one of the wealthiest cities in one of the wealthiest counties in the United States. Franklin has grown from a very small, agricultural community into a strong blend of residential, commercial and corporate citizens. Franklin is in the Williamson County School system, one of the highest ranked educational systems in the state. The Franklin area also provides a number of Private Schools.
Franklin is a unique blend of history and progress. Since our beginning in 1799, we have grown from a tiny, agricultural community into a strong blend of residential, commercial and corporate citizens. There is much to see and do in Franklin, from a Civil War battlefield, to a host of museums and antebellum mansions, to our thriving downtown shopping area and only minutes from the shopping Mecca of the Cool Springs Galleria.
Franklin TN a town of historic heritage just south of Brentwood has the highly sought after planned community of Westhaven with a reawakening of the American hometown spirit, offering multiple gated neighborhoods with homes that will fit everyone’s lifestyle.
If Luxury Estate Living is what you are looking for, then consider LaurelBrooke, a private and gated community set on 600 acres of gently-rolling wooded hills and over 200 acres of forest. Magnificent streetscapes of LaurelBrooke include sidewalks throughout LaurelBrooke are lighted by gas-style street lamps and bordered with evergreen hedges or decorative stone walls. LaurelBrooke is located in the heart of middle Tennessee’s equestrian country, just 12 miles south of downtown Nashville in neighboring Williamson County.
Franklin also has many other upscale subdivisions like Treemont, and Legends Ridge…. in the heart of Williamson county surrounded by many Equestrian Estate communities. The Franklin area has some of the premier equestrian farms and estates in the middle Tennessee area including Rosemont a premier Equestrian Estate, just minutes from downtown. If you want some acreage and a sense of tradition, this is a wonderful place to call home.
Westhaven in Franklin TN is the most unique, expansive, and upscale planned Golf Community in the state of Tennessee, and is built on 1,543 acres and will house 2,596 residential units and over 500k/sq-ft of commercial and retail space.
The Gated community is located 2 miles directly west of downtown Historic Franklin on highway 96 and is 16 miles from downtown Nashville.
Westhaven has been designed as a Traditional Neighborhood Development of which represents a return to small-town living and a reawakening of the American hometown spirit. Modeled after the historic town of Franklin, and situated on 1,543 acres, when completed, Westhaven will consist of five neighborhoods.
A World Class Golf Course! Westhaven’s 18-hole golf course, designed by international renowned architects Arthur Hills/Steve Forrest and Associates will be unique in its core design and feature an extensive array of fairways. The golf club features a clubhouse with a dining room and banquet hall facilities, golf pro shop, members swimming pool, and four lighted tournament-level tennis courts.
Westhaven housing choices range from starter homes to high-end residences. Homes for Sale range from $400K to over $2 Million with architecture ranging from Tradesman, contemporary to Southern Colonial Designs.
Average Listing Price for Williamson County TN Real Estate
Forbes – America’s 25 Richest Counties
Williamson County, Tennessee ranked #17 out of America’s 25 Richest Counties in a Real Estate article published March-04-10 by Forbes.com.
Williamson County is located 10-minutes south of downtown Nashville, TN with a population of 165,336. The Median Household Income of Williamson County is $88,316.00 with 53% of Residents 25 or Older with a Bachelor’s Degree or Higher.
The prominent towns in Williamson County are
Brentwood TN Real Estate and
Franklin TN Real Estate with many wonderful neighborhoods to reside in offering scenic settings, along with some of the highest ranked school systems in state of Tennessee.
Nashville Tennessee, suburb Williamson County and Atlanta, Ga., suburb Forsyth County are the South’s only representatives….but just like the other counties on Forbes top-25 list; they have big-city growth industries to thank for their prosperity.
Nashville may be best known for country music, but it’s the heavy-hitting health care giants like Hospital Corporation of America headquartered there that account for locals’ wealth. Many workers in that booming industry take their paychecks home to Williamson, which has a median income of $88,316. Nashville is a major hub for the health care, music, publishing, banking and transportation industries.
These results highlight what residents of Williamson County have experienced over the years, seeing their real estate values appreciate, along with buyers relocating from other parts of the Country being able to make solid investments in a stable and growing real estate market.
Brentwood offers one of the south’s most prestigious addresses…. The Governors Club with a 18-hole championship golf course, designed by the legendary Arnold Palmer. Brentwood is also home to numerous upscale gated subdivisions including Woodward Hills close to the Maryland Farms business district, Princeton Hills, Windstone, and McGavock Farms located conveniently in the heart of town off of Franklin Road.
Franklin a town of historic heritage just south of Brentwood has the highly sought after planned community of Westhaven with a reawakening of the American hometown spirit, offering multiple gated neighborhoods with homes that will fit everyone’s lifestyle.
If Luxury Estate Living is what you are looking for, then consider LaurelBrooke, a private and gated community set on 600 acres of gently-rolling wooded hills and over 200 acres of forest. Franklin also has many other upscale subdivisions like Treemont, and Legends Ridge…. in the heart of Williamson county surrounded by many Equestrian Estate communities.
Please give Joseph Goodman with The Goodman Group & C21 WMRA a call at 615-476-2953 or drop me a email if you would like to setup a private showing of the available homes in Williamson County.Be sure to visit one of Nashville’s Top Ranked Real Estate websites….
Nashville TN Real Estate to learn more about these spectacular luxury Estate communities and the available homes that
Franklin TN Real Estate has to offer.
LaurelBrooke Community Of Franklin TN is located in the heart of middle Tennessee’s Equestrian country, just 12 miles south of downtown Nashville in neighboring Williamson County. With easy access to downtown Franklin, Brentwood, Belle Meade, Green Hills and Cool Springs.
LaurelBrooke is in an ideal location with an outstanding selection of both public and private schools. Williamson County Public Schools consistently rank as Tennessee’s top county school system.
LaurelBrooke is a private and gated community with close to 600 acres with gently-rolling wooded hills and over 200 acres of forest land just a few miles south of Nashville, Tennessee, and a few miles north of historic Franklin, Tennessee. Two conveniently located entrances, staffed with full time guards, open to approximately 320 one-half acre to eight acre home-sites nestled within five distinctive and beautiful neighborhoods: The Woodlands, The Lakes, The Boulevard, The Estates and The Reserve.
Magnificent streetscapes of LaurelBrooke include sidewalks throughout LaurelBrooke are lighted by gas-style street lamps and bordered with evergreen hedges or decorative stone walls. The LaurelBrooke gatehouse welcomes you and your guests to this special retreat from the hustle and bustle of daily life.
At LaurelBrooke, luxurious surroundings are as important as the beauty of each home. Stone walls and evergreen hedges curve gently throughout the neighborhood, and sparkling lakes, brimming with fish and delicate swans, are surrounded by acres of dense forests.
LaurelBrooke is a retreat where beauty immerses the senses, and serenity restores the balance of life.
Franklin has many neighborhoods offering numerous luxury homes and estates to give buyers the spectacular lifestyle in living that are looking.
Please give Joseph Goodman with The Goodman Group & C21 WMRA a call at 615-476-2953 or drop me a email if you would like to setup a private showing of the available homes in Williamson County.Be sure to visit one of Nashville’s Top Ranked Real Estate websites….
Nashville TN Real Estate to learn more about these spectacular luxury Estate communities and the available homes that
Franklin TN Real Estate has to offer.
Providence Marketplace Communities
Providence Marketplace Mt Juliet TN Homes & Communities is set upon nearly 1,000 acres of rolling hills, Providence is Tennessee’s most extraordinary new master planned community located only minutes west of downtown Nashville in Mt Juliet Tennessee.
The result of 20 years of planning and refinement, Providence was meticulously planned to preserve the natural elements of the land and create a setting where the hopes and aspirations of all residents could be fulfilled. Providence has woven the charm and spirit of a traditional American small town into the heart of a vibrant metropolitan area.
Providence offers homebuyers a variety of home styles in over 11 different and distinctive neighborhoods with homes priced from the lower $200’s to over $450k in the “Reserve”. Families can find the perfect single-family home, apartment, active adult or townhome that meets their needs. Homes in Providence are within two miles of Rutland Elementary School and land is reserved for a possible future middle school site.
The master planned community is only minutes from
Providence Market Place Homes & Communities one of the largest open air malls in the mid-state makes shopping a snap without having to venture far from home. Providence MarketPlace residents will find banks, restaurants, specialty shops, a department store, a grocery store and a movie theater. A system of connected, tree-lined walkways provides a convenient route from your home to your shopping, dining and entertainment needs.
Lake Providence Homes, a premier 55-plusresort lifestyle community by Del Webb is located just 17 miles east of downtown Nashville off I-40 in the wonderful town of Mt Juliet in Wilson County and only a quick 10-minutes east of the Nashville International Airport!
With over 70% of the nation’s population located within 600 miles of Nashville, chances are friends and family of our residents will live within an easy drive. So what else makes Nashville so attractive?
Lake Providence has is accessibility to major interstates, an international airport, lack of state income tax on earned wages, low property taxes, temperate climate, cultural offerings, world-class medical facilities to name a few.
In June 2006, Kiplinger’s surveyed readers to find out what place they would like to call home. Of their 50 smartest places to live, Nashville came in 1st! They wrote, “Southern hospitality. Gently rolling hills with big affordable homes. A mild climate. Oh, yes, and a phenomenal entertainment scene that goes far beyond country. With such an appetizing mix, it’s easy to see why Nashville keeps attracting people from across the nation, including other parts of Tennessee.” Currently there are over 30 states represented within the diversity of the residents at Lake Providence, ranging from CA to FL with WI and MI mixed in between.
Homes are priced from the mid $200’s to over $400k offering Resort lifestyle amenities at
Lake Providence Homes, include a 24,000 square foot clubhouse that lies just beyond the impressive gated, waterfall entrance nestled upon a terraced peninsula that overlooks a scenic, fully stocked 15-acre lake. Residents at Lake Providence enjoy a complete aquatic center, state-of-the-art fitness center that includes cardio and strength training equipment, aerobics studio, indoor walking/jogging track, locker rooms, social space, a grand ballroom, arts and craft room, and even wi-fi Internet access.
There are eight single-family ranch style floor plans to choose from as well as three villa townhome designs. Some of the features you’ll find in the various homes include open floor plans, nine-foot ceilings, low maintenance exterior materials, two car garages and inviting outdoor living spaces.
Outdoor amenities at Lake Providence include a second swimming/spa complex, veranda and terraced lawn perfect for socials, and an outdoor amphitheater overlooking the lake provides a beautiful site for concerts under the stars!
Cross the charming footbridge and residents will find The Sports Complex complete with tennis, pickle ball and bocce ball courts, a 1/2 court for basketball, and a canoe/kayak center. Five miles of paved trails will meander throughout the 345 acre property and provide a scenic path to walk, jog, bike or even bird watch from. We also have a tot lot, perfect for visiting grandchildren!
A full-time Lifestyle Director ensures residents of
Lake Providence enjoy the famous Del Webb lifestyle to its fullest. There are over 80 special interest clubs to join such as the book club, ballroom dancing, cooking, fishing, gardening, singles club, dance, travel, yoga and more. There are plenty of special events throughout the year as well as adventurous day trips and exciting holiday parties. At this vibrant 55+ community it’s easy to meet new people, take up new hobbies and make new friends.You may contact Joseph Goodman with The Goodman Group & C21 WMRA at 615-476-2953 for floorplans,prices or to view one of these spectacular homes in Providence Marketplace Mt Juliet TN.
Wright Farms Of Mount Juliet TN is a beautiful neighborhood located in Mt. Juliet, Tennessee in a country setting just minutes south from I-40 and Providence MarketPlace. Wright Farms is conveniently located to all the new area retail and new restaurants – yet it is far enough away so you can enjoy your time & privacy at home.
The custom home prices in Wright Farms range from the mid-$200’s to the upper $400’s, and offer three to five bedrooms with 2,200 to over 4,000-sq/ft of living space on roomy ½ to ¾ acre lots.
Home construction consists of open floor plans, gourmet kitchens, granite countertops, hardwood/carpet, extensive trim-work, and brick on four sides with cultured stone accents. The homes offer aggregate sidewalks and driveways in a neighborhood with underground utilities.
Wright Farms is conveniently located only 2-miles south of Providence MarketPlace, one of the newest open air malls in the Nashville area providing over 830,000 square feet of retail space, anchored by Target, JC Penney, Belk, Kroger, BestBuy, Providence Cinemas, Dick Sporting Goods, PetsMart, Old Navy and many more!
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Wright Farms Of Mount Juliet TN is close to J. Percy Priest Lake and Old Hickory Lake, providing a variety of outdoor recreational opportunities. Because of the temperate climate and relatively long recreation season, visitors have numerous activities from which to choose, including: swimming, fishing, hunting, camping, boating, canoeing, hiking and horseback riding. Both lakes provide sandy beaches and playgrounds with a nominal day use fee.
If you love golf than you are only a few minutes from Windtree Golf Course, located on Nonaville Road, Pine Creek Golf Course, located on Logue Road, and Cedar Crest off Hwy-840 providing excellent opportunities for golfing in the Mount Juliet area.
Wright Farms is in an excellent Wilson County school district that includes Rutland Elementary, West Wilson Middle and High School.
Please give Joseph Goodman with The Goodman Group & C21 WMRA a call at 615-476-2953 or drop me an email at thegoodmangroup@me.com if you would like to setup a private showing of any of these luxury properties in Mount Juliet TN area of Wilson County TN or click link Mt Juliet TN Real Estate here to view listings in Mount Juliet TN.
Willoughby Station in Mount Juliet TN is a planned community encompassing three hundred acres and over seven hundred 3 to 5 bedroom homes.
This great family oriented community offers multiple amenities including swimming pools, playgrounds, tennis, and basketball courts with homes for sale from the mid $100’s to over $400k.
If you are looking for a home for sale with a spectacular view of the surrounding area, then check out Lenox Park located in one of the most desirable sections of Willoughby Station.
The community of Willoughby Station, one of the first planned unit developments in Mount Juliet, TN began with the purchase, by Phillips Builders, of approximately forty acres from the three members of the Willoughby family, Charles, William and David in 1988. The initial purchase began the first phase of development of the community, which will eventually encompass approximately three hundred acres and approximately seven hundred and fifty homes. It was felt that an Australian theme would be appropriate for the community, given the Willoughby name, therefore, many of the streets in the development were named for some part of Australia.
The initial amenity area for the community, which consisted of a swimming pool, baby pool, pool house, a basketball court and two tennis courts was constructed during the early stages of the development. A second, junior Olympic size pool was added in 1998, shortly thereafter, the Willoughby Waves, the community youth swim team was formed.
As a planned unit development, Willoughby Station is governed by a set of covenants, restrictions and by-laws that were filed prior to the start of sale of homes in the community.
Each year, at the annual meeting of the homeowners association, at least two homeowners are elected to the board of directors for the community. The board of directors is the policy making body for the Willoughby Station community. The management company carries out the policies of the board for the community.
NashvilleTN Communities
Nashville TN is the capital of the U.S. state of Tennessee and the county seat of Davidson County.[6] It is located on the Cumberland River in the north-central part of the state. The city is a center for the health care, publishing, banking and transportation industries, and is home to a large number of colleges and universities. Reflecting the city’s position in state government, Nashville is home to the Tennessee Supreme Courts courthouse for Middle Tennessee. It is most notably known as a center of the music industry, earning it the nickname “Music City”.
The downtown area of Nashville features a diverse assortment of entertainment, dining, cultural and architectural attractions. The Broadway and 2nd Avenue areas feature entertainment venues, night clubs and an assortment of restaurants. North of Broadway lies Nashville’s central business district, Legislative Plaza, Capitol Hill and the Tennessee Bicentennial Mall. Cultural and architectural attractions can be found throughout the city.
The downtown area of Nashville is easily accessible. Three major interstate highways (I-40, I-65 and I-24) converge near the core area of downtown, and many regional cities are within a day’s driving distance.
Nashville’s first skyscraper, the Life & Casualty Tower, was completed in 1957 and started the construction of high rises in downtown Nashville. After the construction of the AT&T Building (commonly known to locals as the “Batman Building”) in 1994, the downtown area saw little construction until the mid-2000s. Many new residential developments have been constructed or are planned for the various neighborhoods of downtown and midtown. A new high rise office building, The Pinnacle, was recently opened in 2010
Downtown Nashville TN Real Estate
ICON in the Gulch is one of the most talked about developments in Nashville on 12th Avenue, ICON in the Gulch is a state of the art building with retail and restaurant space and most importantly, luxurious urban living. ICON features twenty-two stories with unobstructed views of Nashville and one and two bedroom condominiums.
ICON in the Gulch features a soft industrial architectural design that reflects the warehouses and materials of The Gulch’s rugged history and is infused with a high-tech sensibility. ICON has a dynamic spire identifiable from afar. The Icon is a hallmark of the city’s skyline and a beacon for The Gulch
The ICON’s 424-residential unit development showcase 25,500 square feet of street level retail and features an eight-story parking garage for residents and retail tenants. The ICON features open loft-style floor plans with 10-foot ceilings and floor to ceiling windows will provide residents plenty of natural light and unobstructed views of Nashville.
The Gulch is Nashville’s greatest urban hotspot. It’s a place for living, working and playing. Exciting art galleries, tempting restaurants and thriving entertainment venues keep this blossoming mixed-use neighborhood on the tip of everyone’s tongue and the top of everyone’s list. Where else but the Gulch could be home to ICON?
The Gulch is the first neighborhood in the South to receive “LEED for Neighborhood Development” certification from the United States Green Building Council. The “LEED” certification, is based upon the principles of Smart Location & Linkage, Neighborhood Pattern & Design, Green Construction & Technology, and Innovation in Design.
You can view all the ICON’s currently for sale by clicking linkPlease give Joseph Goodman with The Goodman Group & C21 WMRA a call at 615-476-2953 or drop me an email at thegoodmangroup@me.com if you would like to setup a private showing of any of these luxury high-rise condos in the downtown area of Nashville. Please be sure to visit Nashville’s leading Condo Real Estate website….Nashville Real Estate to view the available ICON high-rise condos for sale, or search other Nashville TN Condos
The Gulch – Nashville’s TN Urban Hotspot
The Gulch is Nashville’s greatest urban hotspot. The Gulch encompasses around 30-acres in the 12’th Avenue area of downtown / music row district of Nashville.
Loft apartments, studios and condominiums make up the residential component of The Gulch. Whether you are looking for a true loft or a contemporary condominium, The Gulch promises to offer something that Nashvillian’s have yet to experience.
It’s a place for living, working and playing. Exciting art galleries, tempting restaurants and thriving entertainment venues keep this blossoming mixed-use neighborhood on the top of everyone’s list.
Upscale Dining, bakeries, bistros and cafés will provide residents and visitors with ample dining opportunities. Residents can grab a warm croissant from Provence Breads in the morning and can enjoy an eclectic array of evening dining choices for dinner. Live music will fill the streets while patrons dine on roof top terraces. The Gulch boasts not only wonderfully fresh food ideas, but the energy of a neighborhood bustling with excitement.
The Gulch offers urban living in a neighborhood where you can visit the grocery, an art museum, and a chic boutique without getting into a car. The Gulch sits at the top of the central business district and music row….mere minutes from everywhere you want to be. Chic art galleries, fabulous restaurants, and electrifying entertainment venues! It’s all here in this thriving mixed-use neighborhood.
The Gulch is the first neighborhood in the South to receive “LEED for Neighborhood Development” certification from the United States Green Building Council. The “LEED” certification is based upon the principles of Smart Location & Linkage, Neighborhood Pattern & Design, Green Construction & Technology, and Innovation in Design.
The premier high-rise condo developments found in the Gulch are the
Terrazzo Condos Nashville TN,
ICON in The Gulch and The Velocity. If an upscale condo does not fit within your price point, then check out the Mercury View Lofts, also offering great urban living.
Please give Joseph Goodman with The Goodman Group & C21 WMRA a call at 615-476-2953 or drop me an email at
thegoodmangroup@me.com if you would like to setup a private showing of any of these luxury high-rise condos in the downtown area of Nashville. Please be sure to visit Nashville’s leading Condo Real Estate website….
Nashville Real Estate to view the available ICON high-rise condos for sale, or search other
Nashville TN Condos
The Viridian Of Nashville High-Rise Condos
The Viridian – These spectacular luxury Condos offers Urban living as Nashville has never seen before in a thirty-one story luxury high-rise with floor to ceiling windows with panoramic views of the city. Open, spacious floor plans in one-bedroom, two-bedroom and penthouse units.
The Viridian boasts ten-foot ceilings, Granite countertops and ceramic tile. 24-hour concierge and controlled access. Viridian is luxury at a comfortable price. There is also gated parking available, a fitness center with superb views of Nashville and a amazing rooftop swimming pool!
Viridian is located in the heart of downtown Nashville, surrounded by a thriving business and entertainment district. Exciting performing and visual arts venues, sports, dining and the best of Nashville’s nightlife including the Ryman Auditorium, New Symphony Center, TPAC, and Bridgestone Center. There is an abundance of restaurants, bars, and entertainment within walking distanceH.G. Hill Urban Market Debuts in Nashville’s Newest Neighborhood; Fresh Food Now Within Walking Distance for Residents
INTERIORS
- 10-foot ceilings
- Floor-to-ceiling glass for expansive views
- Granite countertops
- Undermount sinks
- Maple or Cherry cabinets
- Stainless steel appliances
- Pre-wired for surround sound
- High-speed internet ready
AMENITIES
- 24-hour concierge
- Roof-top pool and terrace
- Clubroom lounge/bar for residential entertaining
- Theatre area with plasma TVs
- Poolside grills and social areas
- State-of-the-art fitness center
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HUDS & FORECLOSURES
Lebanon TN has a combination of history and progress. It is the county seat located in the heart of Wilson County. Since the city’s beginning in 1801 we have grown from an agricultural/livestock community into a blend of residential and commercial. With a population of approximately 25,000, Lebanon has maintained its small town charm. Located just minutes from Nashville on I-40, its convenient location has contributed to a strong industrial base and a thriving economy. Lebanon is known as the home to the headquarters of Cracker Barrel Ole Country Stores, and Cumberland University. It is also home to large distribution centers for Genesco and Bridgestone.
