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Available Homes
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The Highlands at Ladd Park is designed by Trillium Ventures, named an “Outstanding Friend of the Harpeth” by the Harpeth Water River Association for “commitment to incorporating the latest in development design…and going well beyond current local and state requirements in order to protect stream health and water quality of the Harpeth River” (Voices for the Harpeth, Issue 5, Fall 2005).
The Highlands has over two miles of Harpeth River frontage, 240 acres of open space connected by over 10 miles of trails. A 150-acre park along the river will protect the unique environment of the Harpeth River.
Well planned open space, environmental protection, and the latest home-building design combine to offer all the great opportunities of an active Tennessee lifestyle."
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Amenities
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150 acre park
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Over 2 mile of Harpeth River frontage
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10 miles of running/walking trails throughout the development
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90 acres of pocket parks and open space in addition to the 150 acre park
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Community clubhouse and pool with stunning views of middle Tennessee hills. Coming Soon!
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School District
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The Highlands at Ladd Park is zoned for the following Williamson County schools:
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Oakview Elementary School
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Fred J. Page Middle School
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Fred J. Page High School
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Directions
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From Nashville, head south on I-65 S toward Exit 209B
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Take exit 61 for TN-248 toward Peytonsville Rd/Spring Hill
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Turn left at Goose Creek Bypass/TN-248
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Continue on Peytonsville Rd
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Turn left at Long Ln
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Turn left at Alfred Ladd Rd
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Get directions using GoogleMaps™
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