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Step onto the balcony of your new home to gorgeous views of Old Hickory Lake… You can have all this and more with one of many custom homes or estates on the lake in Hendersonville, Tennessee.
Just 20 miles north of Nashville, the town of Hendersonville borders 26 miles of shoreline on the […]

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Mt. Juliet is conveniently located just minutes from the Nashville Airport off Interstate 40. Designated as the “City Between the Lakes” because of its ideal location, the town of Mt. Juliet is positioned between two man-made reservoirs. Percy Priest Lake off the Cumberland River is north of town while Old Hickory Lake off […]

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Murfreesboro is conveniently settled along the edges of the Stones River just southeast of Nashville. The city features a city environment with a home-town feel. Murfreesboro is home to Middle Tennessee State University and has plans for an open-air retail mall to open in the fall of 2007.
Perfectly situated as the geographical center […]

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Just south of Nashville, the historic and charming city of Franklin is situated “only 15 miles and 100 years down the road” as residents like to say. Franklin offers residents clean and attractive neighborhoods, low taxes, and a beautiful 15-block historic district full of rich history and Victorian architecture.
Lovers of antiques and […]

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Those who enjoy a milder climate yet still appreciate four distinct seasons will be right at home in the Nashville area. You can appreciate the seasons by playing in the winter snow, watching leaves change colors in the fall, and swimming in the lakes during the summer. Lush green lawns and colorful flowers […]

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The State Flag of Tennessee
The three stars in the state flag represent the three “grand divisions” of the state known as East Tennessee, West Tennessee, and Middle Tennessee - where our great city of Nashville is located. The red, white, and blue in the flag echo the same colors in our U.S. national flag. […]

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Affordable housing, low cost of living and an unending supply of attractions and amenities makes Nashville a great place to live. Residents enjoy a diverse choice in housing options from a downtown high-rise, to an urban community, to planned developments in the suburbs, to rural farm land. Nashville residents benefit from low property […]

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Nashville is the capitol of Tennessee, although it is best known as the Country Music capitol of the world. But Nashville is not just for country music fans. Music City USA also hosts a diverse variety of musical genres including folk, blues, pop, jazz, classical, and more. Nashville’s thriving music industry is evident […]

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Just a short distance south of Nashville sits the rolling hills and safe neighborhoods of Brentwood – a desirable city known for its affluent standard of living. This reputation is also rooted in history as Brentwood was considered one of the richest areas in Tennessee prior to the Civil War. Some of these […]

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It is practically impossible to be bored in Nashville! We have a never-ending supply of shops, restaurants, parks, attractions, landmarks, and more. Not to mention sports games, car races, antique shows, museums, Civil War sites, theaters, and – of course – music, music, music! From concerts to shows to museums to tours, […]

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