moving to Ashland City

[hey]

So I am moving to Ashland City and I have always been a big fan a Tennessee because it is so beautiful. Can anyone tell me about the city? Are the people friendly? What do people do there on their spare time? Is it a scenic area for hiking and fishing or what?

[jamie]

Well I am not a resident there but I recently bought a vacation home there and the place is beautiful. There is a really nice trail called the cumberland bicentennial trail that has waterfalls and rock bluffs. The place is full of big hills and spring fed streams and there are lots of buisnesses and stores not far away despite it having a really rual feel to the area. I havent really had time to get to know the neighbors but so far they seem to be nice. I am suprised nobody has bothered to respond to your post. I needed a fuse to get the furnace working and we saw a heating and cooling truck parked at a nearby store and asked the guy if he had a fuse he didnt charge me anything and said welcome to Ashland city so far the people seem to be real friendly. I grew up in Middle tn and I am now living near chicago. I will probably move to Ashland city within 5 years or so.

hey wrote:

So I am moving to Ashland City and I have always been a big fan a Tennessee because it is so beautiful. Can anyone tell me about the city? Are the people friendly? What do people do there on their spare time? Is it a scenic area for hiking and fishing or what?

[hey]

jamie wrote:

Well I am not a resident there but I recently bought a vacation home there and the place is beautiful. There is a really nice trail called the cumberland bicentennial trail that has waterfalls and rock bluffs. The place is full of big hills and spring fed streams and there are lots of buisnesses and stores not far away despite it having a really rual feel to the area. I havent really had time to get to know the neighbors but so far they seem to be nice. I am suprised nobody has bothered to respond to your post. I needed a fuse to get the furnace working and we saw a heating and cooling truck parked at a nearby store and asked the guy if he had a fuse he didnt charge me anything and said welcome to Ashland city so far the people seem to be real friendly. I grew up in Middle tn and I am now living near chicago. I will probably move to Ashland city within 5 years or so.
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Thank you so much Jamie for replying to my message. It is very comforting to hear from somebody. Hopefully my move there will be welcoming.

[a lil advice]

a.c. is like most small redneck towns. everyone wants to know everyones bus. so u are best go keep to yourselves and make friends with people in nash. i know this was raised in a.c.

[a lil advice]

i moved to nash fof 10yrs b4 i baught my housr in p.v. was a good thing most people dont know i am back

[Mary B]

a lil advice wrote:

a.c. is like most small redneck towns. everyone wants to know everyones bus. so u are best go keep to yourselves and make friends with people in nash. i know this was raised in a.c.

Hi. I too, plan to move to Ashland City. I noticed in your post you said you were raised in a.c. Do you know if that Dixieland Co is still in operation? SOmeone said Sycamore Realty bought them out. Some guy name John M had Dixieland, I think. Sure would appreciate your info. Thanks, Mary B

[wtf]

mary if u plan to move to this area. please look into pleasant view. a lot better part of the county. and talk to rusty bennett with cent. 21 here in p.v. he sold me my house. great guy.

[a lil advice]

oops forgot to change id. rusty doesnt pull that crap of tryin to sell u what you what the bank says your max is. but will show u houses in the range u tell him u r seekin. great southern man

[Mary B]

a lil advice wrote:

oops forgot to change id. rusty doesnt pull that crap of tryin to sell u what you what the bank says your max is. but will show u houses in the range u tell him u r seekin. great southern man

Thanks. I will look him up. I'll also look in the area you told me about. Thanks again.

[a lil advice]

no prob. if u cant find him look for jimmy cripps

[jamie]

We got our place from Patty Kenedy with Gold star realty. We got a good deal on a cheap repo. She was really on the ball unlike some others we dealt with in the past.

[Karen]

Hi. I too, plan to move to Ashland City. I noticed in your post you said you were raised in a.c. Do you know if that Dixieland Co is still in operation? SOmeone said Sycamore Realty bought them out. Some guy name John M had Dixieland, I think. Sure would appreciate your info. Thanks, Mary B
Hello Mary, his name is John Melton, Dixieland Company. He sells land and some houses. He is a great family man and works hard for his community. Ashland City still is alot like Mayberry but to me that is a "good thing"!

[lovingmissa]

Ashland City is a crappy town the schools suck and i hated it. nothing to do and i love nashville much better.......people are always in your bussiness so i tend to not make friends from there.........

[carrie]

its true....i think that if you have teenagers, ashland city is not the best place for them. i lived there for 5/6 years. there is nothing for kids to do there but get in trouble. the schools dont teach kids enough to get ready for college. im not saying that its not a beautiful place but if you have kids its not the best.

[carrie]

check out kingston springs