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Why Warren County?
Warren County, Tennessee has many great things to offer, including:
- Location
Warren County is centrally located, making it a good location for businesses related to transportation, manufacturing, and more. It's also close to Nashville, Chattanooga, and Knoxville.
- Natural beauty
Warren County is located on the Upper Cumberland Plateau, which provides natural beauty, outdoor activities, and natural resources.
- Culture
Warren County has a strong heritage in music and the arts, including the Park Theater, live music venues, and Cumberland Caverns. It also has the largest meditation center in the Western Hemisphere, Isha.
- Retirement
Warren County is a partner of Retire Tennessee. It has a temperate climate and adequate rainfall, making it attractive to retirees.
- Quality of life
Warren County has a strong workforce that's well-trained in advanced manufacturing, engineering, and robotics. It also has a lifestyle that allows people to enjoy the natural wonders, music, arts, and culinary adventures.
- History
Warren County was the childhood home of Carl Rowan, one of the most famous African-American journalists in American history.
- Ammenities
A unified school system with modern facilities, branches of Motlow College and Tennessee Tech University and a well-staffed vocational school, give added incentives. Nearly all major religious beliefs have local congregations, and a spacious 18-hole golf course, a civic center for hosting large gatherings, and a four lane connector road through McMinnville from Manchester at I-24 to Cookeville at I-40 display the scenic beauty of our mountains and sparkling rivers. A temperate climate and adequate rainfall make the area increasingly attractive to retirees. Peopled with citizens who are cooperative, industrious, and family oriented, Warren County is a great place to live. With 434.67 square miles of area, the present population (2010) exceeds 39,000. Local banks show assets exceeding 600 million.
Visit Rock Island State Park
Interested in buying a property in Warren County and in the mood to get away from it all? Consider a trip to Rock Island State Park! It’s well worth it to explore the natural wonders of Middle Tennessee. Let’s check out some of Rock Island’s notable features and find out why it attracts visitors from all over the country.
Great Falls Great Falls, a 30-foot horseshoe-shaped cascading waterfall, is the perfect backdrop for a nature hike. The waterfall sits above the stunning Caney Fork Gorge, and several scenic overlooks provide opportunities for photography and birdwatching. Keep an eye out for yellow-throated warblers, Acadian flycatchers, and scarlet tanagers. The grassy areas are popular with the white-tailed deer that call Rock Island home. Experienced kayakers will enjoy taking on the whitewater rapids underneath the Great Falls. The 19th-century textile mill that once used the waterfall for hydroelectric power still stands on the grounds of the park.
Center Hill Lake If you enjoy fishing, swimming, or boating, you’ll want to check out Center Hill Lake. This Rock Island gem has an abundance of largemouth bass, rainbow trout, and bluegill. You can fish from the shore or try your luck on one of the lake’s many docks or piers. If you own a kayak, canoe, or motorboat, you’ll appreciate Center Hill Lake’s convenient launch ramp. The lake also features a beautiful sand beach, complete with changing rooms and shower facilities.
Camping Rock Island State Park offers several amenities for visitors who wish to camp. The main campground can accommodate RVs, trailers, and tents, while a smaller campground is limited to tent camping. The main site offers electrical hookups, charcoal grills, fire rings, and picnic tables. Campers also have access to showers and bathrooms. Wi-Fi is available, and a picnic pavilion and playground are conveniently located nearby. If you prefer to stay in the tent-only campground, you’ll also have access to these amenities, in addition to lovely shaded grass-surfaced areas to set up your tent.
Historic Structures History buffs will enjoy a visit to Rock Island State Park just as much as nature lovers. In addition to the 19th-century textile mill located near Great Falls, you’ll find Spring Castle. Constructed in the 1890s, this large springhouse served as a refrigerator for the mill workers. Another historical point of interest is the Great Falls Dam. Completed in 1916, this hydroelectric human-made wonder is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Your Local Trusted Broker Who Knows A Good Deal
Hello, My name is Martha Collins. I am originally from Decatur, Alabama, and after marrying my late husband Duane Collins, I made my way to Tennessee. With over 40 years of experience in the real estate business, I successfully ran a Century 21 Franchise. However, after closing my office and semi-retiring, I realized how much I missed the fast-paced life of real estate. In addition to my professional achievements, I am also a proud mother of two daughters, a grandmother to four grandchildren, and a great-grandmother to two. Being a grandmother and great-grandmother has been one of the most fulfilling roles I have ever had. If you are seeking an agent with extensive experience, unwavering dedication, and a strong drive, I encourage you to give me a call today. I am confident that my expertise and passion for real estate will exceed your expectations. Thank you for considering me as your agent.
