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Lake Providence
204 Antebellum Lane, Mount Juliet, Tennessee 37122
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Pretty 55+ Community of Lake Providence is Outside of Nashville, Tennessee and Boasts Low Maintenance Homes, a 15-Acre Lake and a Wide Range of Activities
Pretty Lake Providence is a gated 55+ community built by Del Webb, which is a division of Pulte Homes. This development began in 2006, with finishing touches ending in 2020, and it has nearly 1,100 single family homes and town homes. It has been one of the fastest selling master planned communities in Tennessee.
Buyers have eight single family floor plans and three town home floor plans from which to choose. The single family residences come with two to three bedrooms, two to three baths and range in size from 1,392 square feet to 2,597 square feet. The town homes have two bedrooms, two baths and range in size from 1,205 square feet to 1,393 square feet. All properties are one story tall and have an attached two car garage facing the street. Standard features include nine-foot ceilings, open floor plans and GE appliances. Dwelling exteriors are low maintenance, covered with fiber cement siding and brick. Nicely landscaped lanes gently loop throughout the community.
Home prices start in the high-$200,000s and top out in the $500,000s. Please check with a Realtor to verify these prices as they may change. The HOA fees cover lawn care, basic cable access, trash collection, maintenance of all common areas and access to the amenities.
Green spaces dot Lake Providence, particularly along its edges, and a waterfall marks the community's entrance. Amenities include a beautiful 24,000 sq. ft. clubhouse with an aquatic center, a resort-style swimming pool, a state-of-the-art fitness center, an aerobics studio, an indoor walking/jogging track, a grand ballroom, an arts and craft room and more.
The 15-acre lake, next door to the clubhouse, is the place for fishing or taking a paddleboat ride. Residents also enjoy an outdoor amphitheater, tennis courts, pickle ball courts, bocce ball courts, a basketball court and nature trails.
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Tennessee
Explorer DeSoto visited this area in 1540, and in 1763 England won the land by winning the Indian Wars. Early pioneers named the new state Franklin, and in the mid-1780s, the region was allowed to send representatives to the legislature. The state joined the union in 1796 and the Confederacy during the Civil War. Many residents remained pro-Union and the state was the scene of extensive fighting.
Today the majority of Tennessee locals live in urban areas. Textiles, chemicals, electrical machinery, leather goods and furniture are the state's primary products. Tennessee also produces a lot of tobacco, but other income is derived from dairy products, livestock, nursery and greenhouse products, as well as cotton.
A few of the state's points of interest are the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, the Hermitage (home of Andrew Jackson), the American Museum at Oak Ridge (atomic energy), three national military parks, and Rock City Gardens (in Chattanooga).
Stats:
Population - 6,651,218
Persons 65 years old and over - 15%
High school graduates, percent of persons age 25+ - 85%
Bachelor's degree or higher, pct of persons age 25+ - 24%
Persons of Hispanic or Latino origin, percent - 6%
White persons, not Hispanic, percent - 75%
Median household income - $45,219
Social Security taxed? No
Source: U.S. Census Bureau
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