Tennessee Lakes

[riverdees05]

We are in the process of moving to Tennessee, south of Nashville. My sister-in-law is wanting to retire to Tennessee, also. She is wanting to retire on a large lake that is close to a major city, etc. Any suggestions on where she should look?

 

[DougH]

We are in the process of moving to Tennessee, south of Nashville. My sister-in-law is wanting to retire to Tennessee, also. She is wanting to retire on a large lake that is close to a major city, etc. Any suggestions on where she should look?

Moving to my neck of the woods ? Franklin ?

 

[riverdees05]

Pretty close - Spring Hill.

 

[teachingmyown]

Tell her to check out neighborhoods in Hendersonville, Old Hickory and Mt Juliet which all border on Old Hickory Lake. Each is VERY convenient to Nashville though being on the north side of Davidson County she'll still be at least a half hour to an hour from you, depending on traffic. The Old Hickory lake was formed when the dam was put in on the Cumberland River many years ago and is huge. I have a lot of friends who live either right on it or within sight of it and they all love it. It is very popular for water sports, fishing, bird watching, etc.

The other big lake nearby is Percy Priest which is a bit farther south while still being close to Nashville but I don't know enough about the neighborhoods surrounding it to recommend one to anyone.

Welcome to Tennessee!!!

 

[DougH]

Pretty close - Spring Hill.

One of the fastest growing towns in the country. We have lots of friends that live down there. What part of Spring Hill you moving into ?

 

[riverdees05]

Campbell Station Subdivision. Our oldest daughter and her family lives in Thompsons Station and we have visited the area since she has been with Saturn, 12+ years. It will be nice to be close to our two youngest grandsons.