ABOUT MIDDLE TENNESSEE Middle Tennessee, unofficially the area from the Tennessee River in the West to the Cumberland Plateau is one of the nation's fastest growing regions.   While the landscape is often rolling countryside, hilly and water based properties, large lakes provide boating and fishing recreation in many counties. Middle Tennessee is a half day trip to 8 states that surround her. Residents enjoy four distinct seasons.  Fall is colorful with often brilliant foliage, winters are relatively mild, spring is cool and green, and summers are warm, but retain the greens of spring late into the season.
The Economic Climate...Middle Tennessee, with Nashville as its anchor, has long been noted as the state's center of government and the world's center for Country Music and the arts.  However, Middle Tennessee offers much more.  There is a growing and diverse business climate that now includes a burgeoning auto production industry with Nissan's assembly plant in Rutherford County and the GM Saturn assembly plant in Maury County.  Major national health service providers, printers, and insurance companies comprise the varied business scene. Dell computers, Verizon Wireless have corporate parks just south of Nashville as well.  Excellent public and private education, no state income tax, an overall low property tax rate, favorable work laws, along with Tennessee state government's aggressive pursuit of businesses to relocate to the area, have led many national companies to call the Middle Tennessee home.  Additionally, the regional draw of the Tennessee Titans NFL football team and the Nashville Predators NHL hockey team makes recruiting employees from all parts of the nation easy.

Middle Tennessee boasts some of the friendliest and most active communities in the nation all situated in the rolling hills of Middle Tennessee. From superior schools and health care to an abundance of parks and recreational activities, offers many opportunities for residents and visitors alike.   In addition to its recent ranking as America's 11th Best Golf region by Golf Digest, it has also been named Best Place to Retire (Where to Retire), 38th Family-Friendly City (Reader's Digest), and 57th Best Place to Live (Money Magazine).  Nashville, is the Gateway to the New South...a great place to live, work and enjoy!

If you want to be in the middle of everything, yet find open land, quality services, and convenience, come to "the Heart of Tennessee" Small town with big town conveniences, still retain a small town flavor. Middle Tennessee offers simple living, good schools, rolling hills and majestic horse farms, all in the middle of the state, convenient to shopping and medical services, yet affordable and relaxed. Old-fashioned southern charm blends with warm hospitality to welcome you to the counties nestled in the hills of Southern Middle Tennessee. 

A bike, hike and or car ride on the Natchez Trace Park Parkway is something everyone should do when visiting and or living in Middle Tennessee; A sojourn to the Amish Community th a look to the past as residents farm without the aid of tractors or modern equipment and live without electricity; A trek to see the rare Bengal tiger or the exotic African Dik Dik , or go back in time to Lewis & Clarke and visit Meriwether Lewis birthplace in Hohenwald, in Lewis County at the Museum of Natural and Local History. Hohenwald is also home to the Elephants Sanctuary where true naturalist rescued circus and work elephants to live out there days in the beautiful Tennessee Valley heartland. A fascinating brewery tour at the Jack Daniels distillery in Moore County; A stroll through plantation homes dating from 1810 to 1860 or Golf, horseback riding, rock climbing, white water rafting, hiking, biking and canoeing are just a few of the recreational activities awaiting visitors to the lush countryside of Southern Middle Tennessee.  Simple, serene, majestic...embrace the beauty! Click Here to read more!