Reasons To Build In Tennessee

Written by Lynnette on July 20, 2006 | Comments (1)

So now, we are entering what I'm calling Phase 2 of our search for a place to build our dream home.

We've pretty much exhausted all the possibilities as far as land for sale around Williamson County goes.

Now we're branching out into all new territory -- any lake in Tennessee.

The one and only thing we know for sure at this point:

We want to stay in Tennessee!


However...

I almost had Jim convinced that we should check out Florida again -- we've both spent a good deal of our adult years living in various parts of Florida, and I've always wanted to move back. When I showed him we could get a house in Key West for the same price we're hoping to build one for, he was intrigued. But then there were the factors of zero-lot lines, trailery-looking dwellings, practically no yard for the dogs, and hurricanes that caused us to quickly change our mind.


Tennessee Will Always Be Our Home

The biggest reasons for wanting to stay in Tennessee:

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1 Comments

Nina said:

Email us about our new private residential
development on a large natural lake - 25,000 acres
located in NW Tennessee. It will be built in
harmony with Mother Nature!

January 5, 2007 8:59 AM | Reply to this Comment

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