Beasley Crossroads sits near Primm Springs, spanning parts of Williamson and Hickman counties. This quiet rural area draws families who value open land and mature
Nunnelly sits where State Route 48 meets State Route 230 in Hickman County. This unincorporated community stays quiet, with rolling hills and wooded acreage stretching
Slayden sits along TN-235 in northwestern Dickson County. This small community holds about 170 residents on just 1.4 square miles of land. The town connects
Bell Town sits along the rural roads west of Dickson, where quiet properties meet rolling countryside. Families here value open land, mature shade trees, and
Dickson does not require a general permit for removing a tree on private property. You will need city approval only if your lot sits in
Greenwood sits along a quiet road in Charlotte, Tennessee, within Dickson County. Large private lots define this rural pocket, many spanning one to five acres.
Acorn Hill spans the quiet countryside west of Nashville, close to White Bluff, TN. Custom homes spread across large wooded lots in this area. Residents
Yellow Creek runs through Dickson, Houston, and Montgomery counties in Middle Tennessee. This waterway drains more than 103 square miles of rugged, wooded land. The
Bowie Nature Park sits along Bowie Lake Road in Fairview, Tennessee. It spans over 700 acres of forest, lakes, and 17 miles of trails. Families,
Oak Grove Freewill Baptist Church stands on Greenwood Road in Charlotte, TN. For generations, it has brought together families across Dickson County. People from White
