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Brentwood/Cool Springs Real Estate Attracts Many, Including Retirees

Why do people move to Brentwood or Cool Springs, Tennessee? There are plenty of good reasons, and here are some of them.   Great Quality of Life   Ask Brentwood/Cool Springs residents what they prize most about their communities and you’ll hear about gorgeous countryside‚ beautiful homes‚ good schools‚ efficient government‚ convenient location and great shopping. In Brentwood, the comfortable quality of life has kept the city growing and thriving,... Read More »
The Martin Center

FiftyForward Martin Center Keeps Seniors Active

The handsome timber-and-stone-accented building off Concord Road looks more like an upscale mountain retreat than a senior citizens center – but then‚ Brentwood seniors aren't known for doing the expected. Members of the popular Brentwood seniors group dreamed big when it came time to build the new Martin Center of Senior Citizens Inc. Thanks to a $1 million donation from Charles and Ellen Martin‚ 5.62 donated acres from the city of Brentwood‚ and generous public and private support‚ they were... Read More »
Grace Community Church

Brentwood Historians Say Hardscuffle Community, Historic Homes Tell Tales

When Mayes Waters was just a kid growing up in Brentwood, the community was quite different from the upscale suburban area it is today. "I lived in Brentwood on Hardscuffle Road from the time I was 4 until the late '60s," Waters recalls. "Hardscuffle was the corridor that's now East Church Street from Franklin Pike to Edmondson Pike. At the time I lived there, there were maybe 50 African-American families on both sides of the road." After Interstate 65 came through, the Hardscuffle community... Read More »

Brentwood Town Center Expands Boundaries

Brentwood Town Center is becoming quite a site to see. The Brentwood City Commission passed an amendment in late 2010 to expand the Town Center boundaries by a half mile in all four directions, in order to attract more commercial ventures. The boundaries previous to the amendment were the Williamson County/Davidson County boundary line to the north, Interstate 65 to the east, Church Street to the south and East Park Drive to the west. “There were 35 property owners with small tracts prior... Read More »