This executive estate is prominently positioned at the top of the 18th fairway on an Arnold Palmer Signature golf course in the prestigious, 24-hour guard-gated, Governors Club Golf Community!

This home features a great room with vaulted ceilings that opens up to an amazing outdoor living space, a chef's kitchen, an enormous laundry room, and multiple flexible spaces. The primary suite offers a sitting area, a fireplace, and a luxurious bathroom. This home also features reclaimed hardwood floors throughout, an elevator, four fireplaces, four carriage garages, a fenced backyard, and much more. You have to see this beauty!

Listed by Chase Smith

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How is the market? It’s a question our agents get asked a lot, and for good reason. If you’re considering buying a new home or selling one that you already own, market trends and predictions are important in the decision-making process. Below is our most recent market update information for Davidson, Maury, Rutherford, Sumner, Williamson, Wilson, Bedford, Coffee, Dekalb, Robertson, and Montgomery counties to help you make the most informed and beneficial choices possible.

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Located in the charming Hardeman Springs community, this impressive custom home is not to be missed! Built by StoneBridge Homes, this property is in close proximity to historic Downtown Franklin, Murfreesboro, and Nolensville. This home features a primary bedroom and guest bedroom on the main level, offering convenience and comfort. The impeccable design in the open concept floor plan includes gorgeous fixtures and finishes throughout. The kitchen features a large center island, quartz countertops, a 42" Sub-Zero refrigerator and a 48" JennAir range. The kitchen, dining, and living room seamlessly flow together, creating a wonderful space for easy living and entertaining. Outside, the covered back porch provides ample outdoor living space with a

If you are facing a financial or health-related problem or simply going through a new phase in life, you may be thinking about sharing a home with close family or extended family members.

Many people have decided that living in a multigenerational home answers their problems. The number of American adults who have lived in a multigenerational home has more than doubled compared to forty years ago.

It’s no surprise that more and more families are choosing this setup for practical reasons. 

The question is, will this work for you and your family? Let’s dig deeper into how this works and look at tips on making a multigenerational home work for you.

How do you define a multigenerational home?

According to the Pew Research Center, a

2023 is slated to be a big year for remodeling and renovation. In Nashville alone, 2022 was a record-setting year for home expansion, and there are no signs of this pace slowing down. If you have plans to update, upgrade, or expand on your home, it’s vital that you read up on Tennessee’s laws governing permits for residential construction. Laws do vary by county, but robust building codes are in effect throughout the entire state.

Today we’ll be discussing the general rules that apply in Middle Tennessee.

What are Building Permits?

A building permit is a written authorization from your state, city, or county granting you permission to proceed with construction. They are intended to enforce building codes and zoning laws and can be obtained

Located in the luxury high-rise of Twelve Twelve, seventeen stories above the city, this seamlessly designed corner unit offers stunning skyline views! This condo features a sub-zero refrigerator, a wolf gas range, a waterfall marble island, marble backsplash, a wine fridge, new cabinets, new hardwoods, and updated lighting. Need more? This unit also offers two storage units, a sonos home sound system, a nest thermostat, floor-to-ceiling windows, and views for days. To top it off, Twelve Twelve offers two guest suites, a salt-water pool, a hot tub, a green roof, a trainer-driven fitness center, a dog park, and two owner lounges.

Listed by Scott Cornett

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Since the start of the millennium, few real estate trends have gained and retained as much popularity as the open floor plan. Though they range from expansive great rooms paired with traditional bedroom configurations to fully open, sun-drenched loft apartments, it’s a fact that no other type of configuration has been in such high demand.

If you’re preparing to look for your first home, or upgrade the home you have, you are no doubt mulling over the pros and cons of open concept living—and you’re correct that such designs aren’t for everyone.

Let’s take a closer look at some important factors to consider before you make such a huge decision.

The Pros

1.) Freedom to Socialize

Open floor plans are perfect for entertaining and spending

If you plan on buying a new house, you should thoroughly research the property that meets your needs. But you shouldn’t only be diligent about the house-hunting part during your research. You would also like to know more about the neighborhood you’re about to relocate to.

If you’re confused about what you should look for in a community, here are ten things to consider in looking for your ideal neighborhood.

1.) Neighborhood Safety

Safety and security should be your top priorities when moving to a new location. Do your homework to research specific crimes in the area. You can also visit the local police department and ask questions about which part of the neighborhood has a higher crime rate.

2.) Parks & Recreation

If you have kids,

Built by Legend Homes and nestled in the gorgeous Hardeman Springs neighborhood, this fantastic home is sure to impress!

Upon entering this beautiful new build, you’ll find an incredible open floorplan with a light-filled living room and a spacious gourmet kitchen that's perfect for easy living and entertaining. The main level features an office, an additional bedroom, and a remarkable primary suite accompanied by a spa-like bath with two walk-in closets. The second floor houses a large bonus room and three bedrooms, each with its own bath. Move outside to find a quaint covered porch with a modern fireplace that then transitions into a lower patio that overlooks the stunning landscaping.

Listed by Lisa Culp Taylor - LCT Team

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There are plenty of reasons why you should boost your credit score. But if you’re preparing to purchase a house, know that an exceptional credit score can increase your chances of getting a lower interest rate on your home loan. 

If you want to raise your credit score, there are several quick, simple things that you can do. While it might take some months to see an improvement in your credit score, you can start boosting your credit in just a few hours.

What is a Credit Score?

A credit score is a number from 300 to 850 that predicts your likelihood of repaying your debt. The higher the score, the better a borrower looks to potential lenders.

Your credit score is calculated based on various factors: payment history, debt burden, length of