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Entries for the 'Westhaven Golf Club' Category
Westhaven Commercial District Announces New Tenants
Oscars Taco Shop, Paddle Dog Adventures and Franklin Endodontics
Sign-On and Begin Build Outs - West Side Wine and Spirits, Freeman’s Florist and Star Physical Therapy to Open This Summer
In a year marked by economic recession and continued job loss, the Williamson County neighborhoods with the most real estate sales in 2009 were the big ones with diverse price points: Westhaven, McKay's Mill and Fieldstone Farms.
The new 18 at Westhaven Golf Club, developed by Southern Land Company and designed by Hills/Forrest, opened for member play this fall in Franklin, Tenn.
"It's hard to miss the serendipity of the course design and development process down at Westhaven," said Hills/Forrest partner Chris Wilczynski, who oversaw the project outside Nashville. "It's a testament to our clients at Southern Land Company and the overall master plan at Westhaven that this project got to the finish line. There are many outwardly similar projects nationwide that haven't made it that far and never will."
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FRANKLIN — A dogleg right on a par-4 hole is the first challenge golfers face after teeing off at Williamson County's newest course.
The Westhaven Golf Club, which features an 18-hole course on 200 acres, opened Saturday in Franklin.
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Click here to play the first hole with Golf Professional, Chris Cauthen.
FRANKLIN — The St. Jude Dream Home giveaway is just a few days away, and 5,300 tickets are still available.
That may be good news for last-minute ticket buyers, but it's bad news for giveaway organizers who, so far, are short of their goal to sell 16,000 tickets by this weekend.
It may be hard to fathom, but with 800 homes and counting, Westhaven is still not quite halfway to completion.
The neighborhood off Highway 96, west of Franklin, has gradually taken on the appearance of a little town, as opposed to a subdivision, with its retail component, Town Center, becoming a reality for residents this year.
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Westhaven, a Southern Land Company community located on Highway 96 West, has named Chris Cauthen to the position of Head Golf Professional for the Westhaven Golf Club (www.golfwesthaven.com). In addition, Southern Land has named Jerry Craven to the position of Superintendent, and Melonee Hurt as the club’s Membership Director.
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MAY 15 - 17, 2009
WESTHAVEN COMMUNITY
HIGHWAY 96 WEST IN FRANKLIN
Friday, May 15
10 am -2pm
Saturday, May 16
10am - 3pm
Sunday, May 17
12pm - 4pm
Get all the details here.
Franklin, Tennessee - Southern Land Company, the developer of Westhaven on Highway 96 West in Franklin, is sponsoring an innovative open house event on Saturday March 28th in Westhaven. Click here to read more.
Eager for any good news after a challenging 2008, Williamson County real estate professionals are encouraged by a recent surge in residential property showings. Read more here.
Southern Land Co. has named Brian Sewell as president and Chris Bove as the developer’s chief operating officer. Read more here...
Southern Land Co., which is developing a mixed-use neighborhood called McEwen, constructed a portion of the new roadway, which is four lanes divided by a median. Construction began in April 2006 and the road cost $3 million to complete. Click to read more.
The commercial section of Franklin's Westhaven subdivision, known as Town Center, is starting to fill with shops you might see on an old town square.There's a neighborhood dentist, clinic and optometrist, but one business in particular is a blast from the past, or at least a throwback — Gray Drug Co. Click for enitire article.
With the economy stimulating more interest in renting, there might not have been a better time for the new Dwell apartments in Cool Springs.The first residents began moving into Dwell in January 2009, as the first of its 14 buildings became ready for occupancy. Click here to read more.
Andrea Conte will lead a 3-mile walk on Saturday, November 1st in the Franklin community of Westhaven, to benefit the Williamson County Child Advocacy Center (WCCAC), an organization that serves abused children. Conte, the First Lady of Tennessee, is a long-time supporter of Child Advocacy Centers. Registration will begin at 7:30 a.m. and the walk begins at 9:00 a.m. The registration fee is $35 and $5 for children age 12 or under. A family registration is also available for $60.
The music industry officially announced its $95 million senior living center project, The Crescendo at Westhaven, to the community on Tuesday morning.
The Crescendo will be the first senior living community owned by the music industry, but be open to all adults age 62 and older. The project has been an 18-year dream of the music industry, which wanted a way to take care of its own in their retirement years.
The center will sit on 15 acres in Westhaven's town center in Franklin.
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