1144 Bastion Cir Mount Juliet, TN 37122
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Discover a beautifully maintained home in the highly sought-after, gated Del Webb at Lake Providence, a 55+ adult community in Mount Juliet, Tennessee. This home features an open floor plan, combining the kitchen, dining, and living areas for easy entertaining and comfortable living. The kitchen features solid wood cabinetry, spacious granite countertops, and stainless steel appliances, perfect for any home chef. The spacious master suite on the main level features tray ceilings, a large walk-in closet, an oversized soaking tub, a walk-in shower, and a double vanity. A second bedroom and guest bath are also conveniently located on the main level. The laundry room, just off the garage, provides easy access to the kitchen. The upper level offers a second living area, a third bedroom, and an additional guest bath, ideal for guests or family visits. There's also extra attic storage with a full-size walk-in door, offering plenty of floored storage space and easy access to the air handler, your HVAC tech will thank you! Your HOA dues cover a range of services and amenities, including: Lush community landscaping and lawn care Weekly garbage pickup Gated community entrances Huge variety of outdoor activities: Resort-style outdoor pool and spa A serene 13-acre lake with paddle boats and kayaks Event lawn, veranda with swing benches, and pocket parks 5 miles of walking and biking trails Fishing, pickleball courts, tennis courts, and bocce courts Community garden plots and playground for grandkids And indoor fun at the clubhouse: Heated lap pool, spa, aerobics studio, and fitness center Ballroom with service kitchen, arts and crafts studio, and billiards Indoor walking track and multipurpose room Library, lounge, and much more! 1144 Bastion Circle is a perfect location for shopping, attractions and state of the art medical care. Grocery and retail shopping are only 2.5 miles away! You're just 20 miles away from the attractions of Downtown Nashville as well as Vanderbilt Hospit
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