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LIFESTYLE LETTER

OCTOBER 2021 PUBLISHER

Lynn Bowles | lynn.bowles@lifestylepubs.com EDITOR

Foodies and Fall A Perfect Combination THE ONSET OF OCTOBER MEANS THAT FALL HAS FINALLY ARRIVED – OUR FAVORITE TIME OF THE YEAR. Fall brings cool weather, colorful leaves, bonfires and football. It also signals the start of the holidays, a time filled with warm fellowship and great food.

Rick Murray | rick.murray@lifestylepubs.com AD DESIGNER

Evan Deuvall L AYO UT DESIGNER

Zane Smith CONTRIBUTING WRITER

Rick Murray CONTRIBUTING PHOTOGRAPHERS

Rick Murray, Lynn Bowles

In recognition of the festive times to come this season, your Hendersonville Lifestyle team is happy to bring you our October edition of the magazine, our foodie issue.

This month’s issue is chock full of stories and ideas that are guaranteed to brighten your holiday season.

First up, we take you on a virtual taste tour of some of our favorite Hendersonville restaurants. All the spotlighted eateries are locally owned, and they each offer some of the tastiest entrees and treats around.

Next, we introduce you to a Hendersonville business that is ready to help you create

CORPORATE TEAM CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER Steven Schowengerdt CHIEF SALES OFFICER Matthew Perry

your dream kitchen, just in time for holiday entertaining at home with family and friends.

CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER DeLand Shore

Continuing, we look at some of the great things happening around the area in our

OPERATIONS DIRECTOR Janeane Thompson

ART DIRECTOR Sara Minor

local experiences section. Since Halloween arrives this month, we placed a special

AD MANAGER Chad Jensen

emphasis upon some of the spookier events in the area. From cemetery tours to

REGIONAL SALES DIRECTOR Eric Williams

haunted houses, we will help get you ready for trick or treat.

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Sound exciting, Hendersonville? We think so, too.

So grab a pumpkin spiced latte, or perhaps a pumpkin ale, and come along with us as we celebrate October 2021.

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INSIDE THE ISSUE OCTOBER 2021

FEATURES 20 Dining in the City by the Lake Hendersonville Eateries Offer Something For Everyone

28 Spruce Up Your Kitchen To Brighten Holiday Entertaining Hendersonville Business Turns

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Kitchen Dreams Into Reality

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20 Local Limelight 28 Open House 33 Realty Report 34 Travel Destination

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Big Bubba's Celebrity Softball Bash Big Bubba's Softball Bash was held at Drakes Creek Park on Aug. 18. Founded by community volunteer Bubba Perry, the event featured professional athletes, musicians and local dignitaries who came together to raise funds for the Humane Society of Sumner County.

Despite heavy rainfall, the bash raised over $5,000, which will be used to support operations and pet adoptions.

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1. Musician and former Hendersonville Commando T.J. Watson at bat. | 2. Singer Gracie Aufderbeck heads for first base. | 3. The “fiddle man” Tim Watson roots for his team. | 4. Rainy conditions did not hinder the enthusiastic play. | 5. Singer/songwriter Josh Mirenda heads for 3rd base. | 6. Brad McKenzie is having a good time in the rain. | 7. Former Titan Chris Sanders knocks one out of the park. | 8. Hendersonville Mayor Jamie Clary gets a base hit. | 9. The rain did not deter the athletes’ dedication to helping their teams. | 10. Radio personality David Reed leaps to make a catch. | 11. Dale Payne tosses a strike. | 12. The combined teams and coaches of the 2021 Big Bubba’s Celebrity Bash.

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Let's Take It Outside Films in Sumner County On Aug. 25-27, the Fox Sports outdoors show "Let's Take It Outside" filmed an upcoming episode at various locations in Hendersonville, Gallatin and Nashville. Featuring outdoorswoman and television personality Misty Wells, the show will spotlight several Sumner County attractions, with a special emphasis upon fishing on Old Hickory Lake.

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1. “Let’s Take It Outside” tapes at the Gallatin Marina. | 2. Show host Misty Wells takes a turn at the helm of the tiki boat. | 3. Misty Wells and her crew pose with tiki boat captain Justin Wiater of Cruisin’ Tikis. | 4. The Cruisin’ tiki boat sets sail from the Gallatin Marina. | 5. Misty Wells speaks with a local fishing guide who will take her on a fishing outing the following day. | 6. “Let’s Take It Outside” films on the tiki boat in the middle of Old Hickory Lake.

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Chase Bank Ribbon Cutting Ceremony The Hendersonville Area Chamber of Commerce held a ribbon cutting ceremony for the new branch of Chase Bank located at 298 Indian Lake Blvd. in the Streets of Indian Lake on Aug. 26.

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1. Chase Bank personnel welcome their guests. | 2. Chase Bank personnel make remarks before the ribbon cutting. | 3. The Chase Bank team and Chamber guests prepare for the ribbon cutting. | 4. The guests celebrate the official opening of Chase Bank. | 5. Hendersonville Chamber President/CEO Kathleen Hawkins, Mayor Jamie Clary and Alderman Jonathan Hayes pose with Chase management. | 6. Mayor Jamie Clary offers welcoming remarks.

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New Hope Assisted Living Ribbon Cutting The Hendersonville Area Chamber of Commerce held a ribbon cutting ceremony for New Hope Assisted Living Center located at 1333 Hogans Branch Road on Aug. 26.

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1. New Hope Assisted Living Co-founder Heather Self welcomes her guests. | 2. New Hope Assisted Living Co-founder Heather Self poses with a resident. | 3. The New Hope team and their guests share a moment before the ribbon cutting. | 4. The New Hope Assisted Living ribbon cutting. | 5.

New Hope staff and guests celebrate after the ribbon cutting. | 6. New Hope Assisted Living sits majestically at the top of a scenic hill.

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McMurray, Fox and Associates Ribbon Cutting The Hendersonville Area Chamber of Commerce held a ribbon cutting ceremony for McMurray, Fox and Associates PLLC at its 641 East Main Street office on Aug. 31.

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1. Jamie McMurry welcomes Andrew Felder to his new offices. | 2. Jenna Hunter and Rip Beazley share a moment. | 3. Operations Manager Talita Scarboro is ready to greet guests at the front desk. | 4. Catherine Rainey poses with Rip Beazley. | 5. Mayor Jamie Clary offers welcoming remarks. | 6. The ribbon cutting for McMurray, Fox and Associates.

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AROUND TOWN The regular football season will continue through the end of Oct., at which time the TSSAA playoffs will begin, culminating in the crowning of state championships at the Blue Cross Bowl in Chattanooga on Dec. 2-4.

UNITED WAY OF SUMNER COUNTY NAMES NEW EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR The United Way of Sumner County Board of Directors has named Erin Birch chief executive officer of United Way of Sumner County.

Birch has worked in Middle Tennessee nonprofits for more than 20 years, most recently as chief development officer for United Way of Sumner County.

TRISTAR HENDERSONVILLE MEDICAL CENTER WELCOMES CARDIOLOGIST TriStar Hendersonville Medical Center is

“It is an honor to be selected as the CEO. I’m

pleased to welcome board-certified interven-

thrilled and humbled to come alongside so many

tional cardiologist Toug Tanavin, M.D., to the

exceptional leaders to help address community

hospital’s medical staff.

challenges as we work together for the collective good of our beloved Sumner County,” said Birch.

Dr. Tanavin completed his residency in internal medicine, as well as fellowships in cardiovascular disease and interventional cardiology at Baylor College of Medicine, Houston, Texas. He completed medical school at the University of Texas Medical Branch in Galveston, Texas.

“We are proud to welcome Dr. Tanavin to TriStar Hendersonville Medical Center and to our renowned cardiology team,” said Justin Coury, TriStar Hendersonville Medical Center Chief Executive Officer.

VOL STATE SUPPORTERS WISH FAULKNER FAREWELL College supporters attended an event at the Lighthouse Center in Hendersonville to say farewell to retiring Volunteer State Community College

HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL RETURNS High school football returned to stadiums across

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president Jerry Faulkner. During the event, a portrait of Faulkner was unveiled which will be displayed in the Vol State Ramer Hall.

Sumner County on Aug. 20. After a 2020 season

Another highlight of the evening was the pre-

filled with Covid restrictions and delays, coaches,

sentation of the Tennessee Board of Regents

players and fans were eager to get the 2021 cam-

Chancellor's Award for Excellence in Philanthropy

paign underway.

to Dr. Faulkner and his wife Wanda.

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Making a Difference “My time at Vol State has been the nine most rewarding years of my life,” said Dr. Faulkner said.

For more than 40 years, TriStar Hendersonville Medical Center has been dedicated to providing high quality, compassionate care for our patients.

In the face of a global pandemic, the hard work, courage and determination of our colleagues was recognized with the achievements listed below.

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LOCAL EXPERIENCES

FOODIE DURING THE HARVEST SEASON, OUR FOODIE COMMUNITY IS RIPE FOR THE PICKING. From family-friendly outings to pumpkin patches, Hendersonville has plenty to offer.

FALL ACTIVITIES + The annual Pumpkin Patch Festival will be held at the Streets of Indian Lake on Oct. 9 from 10 a.m. until 2:00 p.m.

300 Indian Lake Blvd Hendersonville, Tn + Hendersonville Parks will host Trick or Treat at Drakes Creek Park on Oct. 28. There will be candy, games and prizes for kids.

131 Conway Twitty Lane, Hendersonville, Tennessee 37075 + Goodlettsville Parks will host Halloween in the Park on Oct. 23 from 1:00 to 3:00 p.m. There will be a pumpkin patch, games and treats.

705 Caldwell Dr Goodlettsville, Tn + Live music, 200 craft vendors, children's activities and more will be happening in downtown Gallatin on Oct. 2 from 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.

100 Public Square, Gallatin, Tennessee 37066 + There will be music, food and family fun at the historic Comer Barn on Nashville Pike from 2 to 9 p.m. on Saturday, Oct.16.

2310 Nashville Pike, Gallatin, Tennessee 37066

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IN RECENT YEARS, HENDERSONVILLE’S RAPID GROWTH HAS ATTRACTED MANY NEW RESTAURANTS OFFERING A WIDE VARIETY OF DINING STYLES AND CUISINES. Built upon the passion of dedicated local restauranteurs, these eateries provide City by the Lake diners with a variety of choices unmatched by most cities its size.

This month, Hendersonville Lifestyle showcases six of the city’s most popular dining spots. From breakfast to dinner and special occasions, these restaurants are sure to satisfy your inner foodie.

MAIN STREET BISTRO BREAKFAST Since December 2019, Main Street Bistro has been a great place to join family, friends and neighbors for breakfast, brunch or lunch. Each day, owner Ruben Gillen and his team welcome their guests with great food and outstanding service, all in a classic café atmosphere.

Main Street has one of the area’s broadest menus featuring flavorful, home-cooked breakfast and lunch dishes, as well as hand-crafted custom pizzas.

Popular breakfast items include fresh baked bagels, burritos, breakfast pizza, avocado toast and made-toorder oatmeal and pancakes. Main Street also offers an assortment of tasty signature items including Western and Farmer’s omelets, The Turkey Lurkey sandwich and the Biscuit Sammy. Along with the adult fare, Main Street Bistro also offers a selection of kids’ breakfast items that are sure to please the palates of little diners.

To get your day started off right, be sure to visit your hometown breakfast destination, Main Street Bistro.

711 East Main Street, Hendersonville 615.590.7615 TheMainBistro.com

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HENDERSONVILLE EATERIES OFFER SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE

Dining in the City by the Lake

MYERS’ FRONT PORCH LUNCH Created by veteran restauranteur Kori Langford and her family, Myers’ Front Porch’s mission is to serve up healthy, delicious food in a relaxing, friendly atmosphere. Every day, Kori and her team serve a diverse array of menu items featuring nitrate-free vegetables, locally sourced, healthy ingredients and an assortment of indulgent treats.

“The home feel is quintessential to who we are,” says owner Kori Langford. “We believe that the world would be a lot better place if we all sat on our front porches and got to know our neighbors.”

Although Myers’ is open from breakfast through dinner, it is a particularly popular spot for groups to meet for lunch.

“We purposely created a pleasing décor with comfortable patio furniture to help make it feel like home,” adds Kori. “We specifically don’t have televisions – we want people to connect and get to know each other.”

Popular lunch items include an assortment of snack appetizers, fresh salads and grilled panini sandwiches.

Featured entrees include oven roasted turkey, sliced BBQ brisket and brisket nachos, each of which comes with a choice of two fresh side items. Myers’ also offers a special kids’ menu featuring a variety of tasty treats sure to make the little ones happy.

When your lunch plans include meeting up with friends and family, be sure to add Myer’s Front Porch to your short list of dining destinations.

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SAFARI’S BRICK OVEN & GRILLE DINNER One of Hendersonville’s most popular restaurants is Safari’s Brick Oven & Grill, located on East Main Street. Safari’s was originally opened near Rivergate Mall and was very popular in the 1990s and early 2000s. Furnished in a jungle and wild animal theme, the restaurant was famous for its expansive food and drink menu.

After the original location closed, general manager Ross El-Bobou resurrected the concept when he opened the Hendersonville Safari’s in December 2017. Although the location has changed, Safari’s fun atmosphere remains true to its roots.

“After we closed the original Safari’s, I realized that the restaurant business was in my blood, and I decided to open at a new location in Hendersonville,” says Ross. “I love serving my customers the finest in food and drinks, while entertaining them in fun surroundings.”

Safari’s is famous for its food and drink menu that includes a wide array of burgers, salads, seafood, fajitas, chicken dishes and brick oven-cooked pizzas and calzones. In addition, the restaurant offers some of the most sumptuous steaks around, including porterhouse, ribeye, sirloin and prime rib cuts.

Safari’s also offers one of the most popular Sunday brunch options in the area. The brunch menu includes many brick oven-cooked and grilled items, including bacon, steaks, biscuits, omelets, waffles and quiche.

So, the next time you hear the sounds of far-off drums and the call of the wild, you will know that it is time to take a trek to Safari’s Brick Oven & Grill.

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SANDERS FERRY PIZZA & PUB PIZZA Every town needs a great pizzeria, and one of the finest around the area is Sanders Ferry Pizza & Pub. Conveniently located on Old Hickory Lake, Sanders Ferry Pizza & Pub is the go-to place for locals looking to satisfy their pizza craving.

“At Sanders Ferry Pizza & Pub, we strive to provide our customers with outstanding food and customer service that only a locally-owned establishment can provide,” says owner Eddie Anderson.

“We have a great staff that is dedicated to ensuring that every customer has an enjoyable dining experience with us.”

Although Sanders Ferry has an expansive menu, pizza remains the biggest draw.

“By far, our best-selling entrees are pizzas, ranging from specialty artisan items, such as Nashville hot chicken, to our popular ‘build your own’ pies,” says Eddie. “The high quality of our ingredients and our careful baking processes enable us to produce the best pizzas around.”

Sanders Ferry also offers many other tasty treats, including chicken wings and tenders, sandwiches and pitas, salads and tater tot-nacho combinations called totchos. The restaurant also offers one of the area’s largest selections of craft beers and wall-to-wall televisions, making it the perfect place to unwind with friends.

So, the next time that you have the urge for pizza, be sure to grab your friends head over to Sanders Ferry Pizza & Pub. 125 Sanders Ferry Road, Hendersonville 615.757.3323

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H’VILLE GRILL SPORTS BAR With football back in full swing, there is no better place to catch all your favorite teams in action than at your favorite sports bar. For many Hendersonville sports fans, that means a trip to the H’Ville Grill.

“At the H’Ville Grill, we offer great food, specialty drinks and a wide selection of locally-brewed craft beer – all in a comfortable sports bar environment,” says owner Adam Hill. “Along with our diverse menu, our friendly staff go out of their way to make sure that every guest has a great experience here.”

While H’Ville Grill has much of the standard appetizer and sandwich fare found in most sports bars, it also offers a wide array of Hendersonville-themed items which are unique to the restaurant. Menu items such as Conway’s fried pickles, the Roy Orbison sandwich and the Man in Blackened salmon entrée are all named after famous entertainers who called the City by the Lake home.

Similarly, the restaurant décor includes dozens of wall hangings that reflect the heritage of Hendersonville. From jerseys to concert posters, the H’Ville Grill is proud of its Hendersonville roots, and so are its customers.

For those who may not be sports-minded, the H’Ville Grill is still a great place to go for fun time.

“As a combination pub, bar and restaurant, we provide more than just food and drinks; we also provide a healthy dose of fun,” says Adam. “Our comfortable decor is perfectly-suited for great nights of entertainment with family and friends. We want our guests to come for the food, but stay for the service.”

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S E A S A LT UPSCALE In April 2021, Hendersonville gained a new upscale dining option with the arrival of Sea Salt, a Frenchinfluenced seafood restaurant. Featuring a comfortable décor built around Himalayan salt blocks, the restaurant offers an outstanding complement of chef-prepared entrees, fine wines, unique cocktails and a large selection of craft beers. Sea Salt also boasts a stylish piano bar, along with a fresh oyster bar.

Sea Salt was originally based in Nashville’s famed Printer’s Alley, but closed in 2020 due to the economic fallout from the Covid-19 pandemic. Soon after the closing, co-owners Keith Zust, Mike Haggerty and Chris Funk jumped at the opportunity to resurrect their restaurant, this time in Hendersonville.

“Even when we were open in Printer’s Alley, most of our clientele was from the Hendersonville area,” says Keith. “After we closed, they told us how much they wanted to have fresh seafood with an upscale experience without having to drive to Nashville.”

Sea Salt’s expansive menu includes a wide variety of signature dishes, including broiled oysters, scallops, Norwegian salmon, grilled swordfish and fresh catches of the day. The restaurant also offers a classic Sea Salt burger, strip loin and a large assortment of custom salads. All items are prepared under the watchful eye of head chef Mike Haggerty.

The next time that you are in the mood for fine seafood dining or just to enjoy a special night out, be sure to check out Sea Salt.

209 Indian Lake Blvd., Suite 100, Hendersonville 615.891.2221 SeaSaltNashville.com

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OPEN HOUSE A completed kitchen remodel shows off the farmhouse look.

ARTICLE RICK MURRAY PHOTOGRAPHY RICK MURRAY AND PROVIDED

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Spruce Up Your Kitchen To Brighten Holiday Entertaining

Owner and Designer Melinda Calvert poses in her new showroom.

“At Drea m K itchen a nd Bath, we of fer a ny th i ng f rom sta nda rd ca bi net r y a nd cou nter top replacement to f u l l-blow n remodel i ng projects,” says Mel i nda. “Ou r tea m is com m it ted to del iver i ng the h ig hest q ua l it y home renovat ion solut ions.”

OCTOBER HERALDS THE RETURN OF THE HOLIDAY SEA-

Along with its top-notch design credentials, Dream Kitchen

SON. It is a time when friends and family gather to enjoy fun, food

and Bath partners with industry-leading materials manufacturers

and fellowship. As the weather cools down, most of the social

to ensure remodel projects that will enhance the beauty and value

gatherings tend to take place indoors, with much of the entertain-

of homes for years to come.

ing centered around the heart of every home – the kitchen.

Kitchen cabinetry is available in a variety of styles from major

Before the arrival of holiday visitors, many homeowners are eager

vendors such as Bridgewood, Wolf, ROC and CNC. Custom

to spruce up their kitchens and dining areas to give them a fresh

countertops made of granite, marble or quartz are sourced from

look. While some folks may know what they want in their kitchens,

well-known suppliers such as Cosentino, Cambria, Cosmos and

many of us don’t have a clue what we want or how to begin.

Caesarstone. All projects use only the finest in hardware and fix-

Fortunately, for those of us in the uncertain category, there is Dream Kitchen and Bath.

tures from such leading manufacturers as Delta, Moen, Kohler, Richelieu and Worth.

Owned by Melinda and Curtis Calvert, Dream Kitchen and Bath

Dream Kitchen and Bath begins every project with a person-

has been helping area homeowners transform their dreams into

alized exploratory process in which customer needs and desires

reality for over 6 years. The company is conveniently located in the

are discovered.

center of Hendersonville, where it houses an all-new showroom.

“First, I schedule an at-home appointment to gain a clear

“At Dream Kitchen and Bath, we offer anything from standard

understanding of the scope of the project,” says Melinda. “After

cabinetry and countertop replacement to full-blown remodeling

completing the discovery process, I develop detailed design ren-

projects,” says Melinda. “Our team is committed to delivering the

derings and a project budget which I send to the customer for

highest quality home renovation solutions.”

review and approval.”

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“Cu r rently, the fa r m house desig n t rend rema i ns

dom i na nt, feat u r i ng sof t

hues such as gold, wh ite, crea m ter ra cot ta, sea

foa m g reen a nd a zu re,” says Mel i nda. “ T hese colors pa i r wel l w ith

fa r m house staples such as classic wh ite si n ks f rom Koh ler a nd Cosent i no Dekton cou nter tops.”

Melinda Calvert works on a custom kitchen design.

Once approved, the project gets underway, with most remodeling jobs taking about six weeks to complete.

“While we strive to stay on schedule, there can always

cream terra cotta, sea foam green and azure,” says

be unforeseen circumstances that can cause the process

Melinda. “These colors pair well with farmhouse

to take a bit longer,” says Melinda. “As any customer who

staples such as classic white sinks from Kohler and

has ever watched a remodeling show on HGTV can attest,

Cosentino Dekton countertops.”

hiccups can occur. However, we go out of our way to make the process as smooth as possible.”

As in any design business, keeping up with current and

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“Currently, the farmhouse design trend remains dominant, featuring soft hues such as gold, white,

For homeowners contemplating remodeling prior to the holiday season, Dream Kitchen and Bath has several suggestions that will help ensure on-time projects.

coming trends is very important to the Dream Kitchen

“First, do your homework. Know what you like and

and Bath team. After all, no customer wants to invest in a

don’t like ahead of time,” says Melinda. “Next, declut-

remodeling project only to have it become outdated in a

ter your existing kitchen by getting rid of things that

couple of years.

you no longer use.”

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From countertops and cabinets to fixtures, Dream Kitchen and Bath follows though on every detail.

A custom bath area is on display in the showroom.

Next, homeowners should develop a realistic budget.

While 2021 is approaching an end, Melinda is quick to

“It is very important that homeowners know how

point out that there is still time to get your dream kitchen

much they can spend on their project,” says Melinda.

before the holidays arrive. However, she is quick to point

“Factors to be considered are existing home value, how

out her design schedule is filling up fast.

long you intend to stay in your home and the overall project scope.”

Once the budget has been established, Melinda and

“I strongly encourage that customers schedule their initial consultation no later than the first two weeks of October,” says Melinda. “

her team can go to work designing the new kitchen look.

“We encourage our customers to keep an open mind

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unique kitchen layouts that match the desires and person-

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alities of the homeowners.”

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REALTY REPORT NEIGHBORHOOD

REALTY REPORT HENDERSONVILLE

ORIGINAL PRICE

SOLD PRICE

%SOLD/ORIG

DOM

BDRMS

BATHS

111 Chesapeake Harbor Blvd

$405,000

$445,000

110%

2

4

2

1004 Shoreside Dr

$415,000

$425,000

102%

12

3

2

101 Clairmonte Ln

$450,000

$425,000

94%

3

3

2

639 Nottingham Avenue #755

$455,855

$455,855

100%

0

3

3

1088 Avery Trace Cir

$479,900

$516,000

108%

5

3

2

117 Pilot Knob Ln

$519,900

$520,000

100%

7

4

2

106 Meadowvue Dr

$524,900

$495,000

94%

11

5

3

1037 Merrick Rd

$524,990

$512,000

98%

1

4

2

102 Downing Ct

$549,000

$569,000

104%

1

4

3

465 Norman Way

$555,627

$555,627

100%

13

4

2

947 Orchid Pl

$570,000

$580,000

102%

1

4

3

1660 Noah Ln

$645,000

$670,000

104%

0

3

2

1626 Kelvington Blvd

$649,900

$675,000

104%

3

3

3

179 Spy Glass Way

$719,900

$710,000

99%

17

6

4

1052 Gadwall Cir

$725,000

$765,000

106%

4

4

4

1003 Dorset Dr

$750,000

$750,000

100%

1

4

3

1004 Bratton Ct

$789,900

$850,000

108%

4

4

3

135 Blue Ridge Trace

$795,000

$857,500

108%

1

4

3

131 Cumberland Shores Dr

$799,900

$815,000

102%

22

4

2

1345 Drakes Creek Rd

$819,900

$800,000

98%

43

4

3

114 Secretariat Pl

$879,000

$840,000

96%

27

4

4

2398 Cages Bend Road

$949,900

$900,000

95%

36

5

3

105 Skyview Dr

$989,988

$970,000

98%

9

4

5

220 Sterling Rd

$990,000

$945,000

95%

34

4

3

1013 Calebs Walk

$999,950

$999,950

100%

12

5

3

Realtracs MLS statistics from 08/1/21 through08/31/21 DOM - Days on Market

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TRAVEL DESTINATION

Br i ng i ng Joy B ack i nt o t he K it chen

WHETHER YOU KNOW HIM FROM THE NETFLIX HIT RESTAURANTS

CHEF DENNIS PRESCOTT TALKS FALLING IN LOVE WITH FEEDING PEOPLE AND THE CONNECTION FOOD CREATES

ON THE EDGE OR FROM HIS ABSOLUTELY MOUTH-WATERING FOOD PHOTOS AS @DENNISTHEPRESCOTT ON THE ‘GRAM, THIS FORMER-MUSICIAN TURNED INTERNATIONALLY-RENOWNED CHEF IS AN AMAZINGLY TALENTED, THOUGHTFUL, AND GLOBE-TROTTING FORCE TO BE RECKONED WITH. When it comes to inspiration for creating experiences around food and your community, as well as creating travel bucket lists to some of the world’s most unique and delicious destinations off the beaten path, Chef ‘Dennis

T r avel R ecom mend at ion s for Food ies

The Prescott’ is a culinary change maker whose feed you’ll want to feast on.

S c a n fo r t h e f u l l article online.

“Slovenia borders Italy and Croatia, which is to say there are

a lot of shared values in and around food; they have really great cheese, dairy, beef, pasta, but very few tourists, hardly any. So if you love Italy, that kind of specific travel and food experience, particularly Northern Italy, because you can see the Alps from where they are. It’s picture perfect, a beautiful place, and also where orange wine is from.”

Dennis also highly recommends Costa Rica, Hawaii and Finland.

“Most people love the idea of travel, but we tend to pick the same places when we travel, and there is nothing wrong with that, they are amazing for a reason, but when you get off the beaten path a little bit, you learn the difference between vacation and travel.”

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