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- Convenient access to Nashville attractions
- Three nearby golf courses
- Top-Rated Rutherford County Schools
- Outdoor recreation at nearby Falls Creek Recreation Area and Cedar State Park
- Close to retail and dining at Tanger Outlet
- 19,000 acres for boating and camping at Percy Priest Reservoir
Stewart's Glen | 55+ Active Adult
- Community pickleball court, pavilion, and walking paths
- Three nearby golf courses
- Proximity to daily conveniences and Tanger outlet
- Boating, rowing, and camping at Percy Priest Reservoir
- Splash Pad and Playground
- Covered Pavillion
- Future Dog Park
- Top-Rated Rutherford County Schools
- Close to Tanger Outlet and variety of restaurants, retail and grocery stores
- Outdoor recreation at nearby Falls Creek Recreation Area and Cedar State Park, including baseball fields, playgrounds, walking trails and a full service concession stand
- Three nearby golf courses
- Proximity to Old Hickory Lake
- Nearby Providence Marketplace
- Wilson County Top-Rated Schools
- Attractions of Downtown Nashville
- Future Swimming Pool and Cabana
- Proximity to Old Hickory Lake and Lone Branch Recreation Area
- Daily Conveniences, Shopping and Dining within 5 miles
- Attractions of Downtown Nashville
Living in Nashville
Located on the Cumberland River in north-central Tennessee, Nashville is one of the fastest-growing areas in the country with much to offer for all types of new home buyers. And now it can add award-winning design by Ashton Woods to the list. Whether you're looking for an exciting neighborhood bustling with family-friendly activities or artisan culture, Ashton Woods has a thoughtfully designed home waiting for you.
Music City
Discover Nashville - Music City, USA. This vibrant city is home to the country music industry and boasts some of the best entertainment venues in the Southeast. Live music can be found every day and night at iconic venues like the Grand Ole Opry House, Ryman Auditorium and Bluebird Café, as well as countless festivals and infamous downtown areas like Broadway. Take a stroll down The Music Mile, a symbolic stretch of roadway connecting the Symphony Center with the music district. As the largest city in Tennessee and the state capital, Nashville offers a buzzing and vibrant economy, making it a great place to live and work. Enjoy the convenience of major grocery stores, popular retail chains and numerous food markets all within easy reach. Great schools, beautiful parks, thriving work centers, family entertainment and exciting nightlife are just a stone's throw away.
Athens of the South
Discover the vibrant city of Nashville, nicknamed the "Athens of the South" for its commitment to higher learning, arts, prosperity and growth. With over 20 colleges and universities and a full-scale replica of the Parthenon, Nashville offers a vibrant academic and cultural scene. But it's not just a college town. Forbes ranks Nashville as one of the "Best Cities for Business" and the 3rd "Most Creative City," thanks to its diverse economy and innovative spirit. And when you need to unwind, Nashville's 10,000 acres of parks and greenways, along with over 40 miles of scenic roads, hiking and bridle trails offer a perfect retreat. Come explore a city that offers the best of both worlds - academic excellence and business opportunity, all wrapped up in natural beauty.