Welcome to
EVERBRIGHT
welcome to the
EVERBRIGHT
community
NEW CONSTRUCTION IN HISTORIC DOWNTOWN FRANKLIN
218 EVERBRIGHT AVE.
$899,900 5 Bedrooms 5 Full & 2 Half Baths 3,823 Sq Ft
202 EVERBRIGHT AVE.
203 EVERBRIGHT AVE.
PLANS & PRICES AVAILABLE SOON
PLANS & PRICES AVAILABLE SOON
Meet the Builder Doug Herman - President Doug Herman brings over 30 years of experience in home building to the company. Doug got his start as a project/quality assurance manager before going on to work as a vice president of construction in Nashville and Atlanta and ultimately opening his own firm in 2005. In addition to his extensive experience, known for his integrity and his composure, Doug not only prioritizes communication and customer care himself, he has formed a team of professionals - from architects to subcontractors, to vendors who share his same ideals. Doug’s dedication to excellence is the basis for the company ’s success.
Andy Ferguson - Vice President Andy Ferguson has been in the industry for over 15 years. With a background in project management, land development and real estate he has learned the value of systematic organized approach to building and the value of effective ongoing communication. Passionate and friendly, Andy builds lasting client relationships by staying one step ahead of his clients’ needs and paying attention to every detail of the building process. A licensed Tennessee contractor, an affiliate real estate broker, an a board member of the Home Builders Association of Middle TN, Andy is well positioned to build the very best homes in Middle Tennessee.
Legend Homes Gives Back It’s not every day that luxury home builders give back to the communities where they develop properties. Legend Homes has built several homes in the Everbright neighborhood with more to come and have become such a part of this special community that they wanted to find a real, tangible way to give back to the residents. And since Legend is in the business of building and growing, what better way to help this community grow than by building structures to help their garden grow! Legend Homes believes there is truly something special about growing your own vegetables, fruits, herbs, and plants right next to your neighbor. It takes you back to the good ‘ol days when communities came together to work on projects or just to socialize. The Bit of Earth Community Garden started by residents in the community, this lovely garden merges all ages, walks of life, and experiences. We are so proud to have placed these amazing homes in a neighborhood that holds on to the lifestyle of the good ‘ol days and gives them a true sense of community.
Meet Your Neighbors
Academy Park Welcome to the Academy Park Campus in Franklin, Tennessee. The campus comprises the Williamson County Enrichment Center, the Williamson County Performing Arts Center and Academy Park Gymnasium along with the Williamson County Public Library and Renaissance High School. The Enrichment Center and the Per forming Arts Center sit on the land that once held the original Battleground Academy Campus. In fact, one of the original buildings, Coverdale Hall, has been renovated into the Per forming Arts Center. We are proud to honor the past history of the land while embracing new opportunities for the community.
TYPES OF PROGRAMMING With the addition of these new buildings, we are excited to provide more programming opportunities to the public than ever before! Here’s some of what you can expect to find at our newest buildings:
SENIOR & THERAPEUTIC PROGRAMS Fitness & Dance Classes - Art & Computer Classes Club Meetings (Book, Garden, Etc.) - Art Shows & Monthly Potlucks Health Fairs & Special Events
THEATRICAL PROGRAMS
Star Bright Players - Local Theatre Auditions Rehearsals & Performances - Touring Theatre Company Shows WCS/FSSD/Private School Programs - Drama Workshops, Classes & Camps
ATHLETIC ACTIVITIES
Badminton - Pickleball - Bocce Ball - Shuffleboard - Table Tennis - Basketball Horseshoes - Cornhole - Walking Club - Open Play - Leagues & Tournaments
MUSIC PROGRAMS
Instrument & Voice Classes and Recitals - Per formances & Concerts Choral Conferences - Songwriters Nights - Outdoor Concerts Musical Summer Camps
DANCE/EXERCISE PROGRAMS
Rhythm & Spirit Classes & Per formances - Cheer Clinics & Competitions Ballroom Dance Classes & Competitions - Fitness Marathons & Fundraisers Agility Training Programs - Group Fitness & Personal Training
OTHER
Seminars - Community Meetings - Private Parties & MORE!
Williamson County Enrichment Center
110 Everbright Avenue / Franklin, TN 37064 / (615) 786-0186 Monday-Thursday: 7:00 am to 9:00 pm Friday: 7:00 am to 5:00 pm Saturday: 8:00 am to 12:00 pm Sunday: 1:00 pm to 5:00 pm
Williamson County Performance Arts Center
112 Everbright Avenue / Franklin, TN 37064 / (615) 786-0186
Academy Park Gymnasium
120 Everbright Avenue / Franklin, TN 37064 / (615) 786-0186
For Admission Fees, Passes & Policy Information call (615) 786-0186
REIMBURSABLE PROGRAMS SilverSneakers®, Silver&Fit® and Healthyways® Prime members qualify for amenity use and access to ongoing fitness classes (Aqua Fitness, Group Fitness and Senior Fitness classes, where available). SilverSneakers® members should present their I.D. card upon check-in at the front desk. To find out if your health plan offers any of these programs visit silversneakers.com, silverandfit.com or healthwaysprime.com, SilverSneakers® is a registered trademark of American Specialty Health Incorporated.
MILITARY ELEGIBILITY Free standard annual pass(es) to any Williamson County Parks and Recreation facility are offered to any Williamson County veteran or resident involved in active duty military service and their spouse. Proper identification must be shown per visit. Option of a Standard Annual Family Pass for dependent children* is offered for $100. *For age limits please visit www.WCParksandRec.com
RESIDENCY INFORMATION Any Williamson County resident will receive the resident rate fee(s). Proof of residency may be required including voter registration card or property tax receipt.
RENTAL INFORMATION The Banquet Hall at the Williamson County Enrichment Center as well as the Performing Arts Center are available for private events. For rental information at the Enrichment Center please contact Trisha Bilbrey at (615) 786-0186 x 2512. For rental information at the Per forming Arts Center please contact Ed James at (615) 786-0186 x 2515.
LOCKER SERVICE Please do not leave personal belongings unattended in the facility. Patrons are encouraged to utilize the FREE locker service located at the front desk or in the wellness center to secure valuables.
WELLNESS CENTER The Wellness Center is available exclusively to seniors from 7:00 am to 3:00 pm, Monday-Friday. Adults, under 55, and teens may use the equipment after 3:00 pm until close and on Saturday and Sunday during regular operating hours. The Wellness Center inside the Enrichment Center has a variety of fitness equipment to help you stay healthy. Equipment includes: 5 Hoist Weight Training Machines 4 True Treadmills 3 True Recumbent Bikes 2 True Upright Bikes 2 True Spectrum Trainers
BOCCE BALL / PICKLEBALL COURTS These courts are available for public use when not in use for department activities. For court policies and reservation procedures visit our website. During facility hours, individuals may check out court equipment for free from the front desk of the Enrichment Center.
PARKING Academy Park is a shared parking campus. ADA access is available in front of the Enrichment Center for drop-offs and pick-ups. General parking is available behind the Williamson County Public Library, on Everbright Street, in front of the Performing Arts Center and the parking lot across from the Academy Park Gymnasium.
Community Garden 200 Everbright Avenue / Franklin, TN 37064 / (615) 538-8035 The vision for Bit of Earth Community Garden Association is to work cooperatively to provide opportunities for individuals and families to learn about and experience the joy of gardening, allowing them to supplement their food budgets by growing their own nutrient-dense produce. • To give local residents the chance to experience the sense of ownership and accomplishment that comes from growing their own gardens. • To provide nutritious food options for those who might not otherwise have access to farm fresh produce. • To bring neighbors together for a common goal. • To strengthen community ties by providing volunteers and organizations from the broader community opportunities to work cooperatively alongside neighborhood residents. • To create beautiful communal spaces where local residents can enjoy the health and recreational benefits of being outdoors. • To provide opportunities for residents to learn about where food comes from, nutritional living, and good stewardship of resources.
Williamson County Public Library
1314 Columbia Avenue / Franklin, TN 37064 / (615) 595-1243 Find out about reserving books online, classes, genealogy workshops, art displays, book clubs, story time, computer classes, and much more. You can also manage your library account and sign up for Library Bytes, the newsletter of the Williamson County Public Library all online.
108 Everbright Avenue / Franklin, TN 37064 / (615) 472-4670 Renaissance High is a Williamson County public school that serves 9th-12th grade students from across the district who believe they would thrive in a smaller, relationship-centered environment that fosters the 21st century skills of creativity/innovation, critical thinking, communication and collaboration. Project-based learning, one-to-one technology, design thinking, and social entrepreneurship are embedded into academic courses. Students choose an elective focus in one of the three creative academies that will allow them to leverage their creativity and launch them on a trajectory for success in 21st century careers. All applicants to Renaissance High complete an online application and an interview. We encourage you to apply if you are looking for a unique learning style, personality, interests, and talents.
The Carter House 1140 Everbright Avenue / Franklin, TN 37064 / (615) 791-1861
The Carter House State Historic Site is a historic house where the Carter family hid in the basement waiting for the second Battle of Franklin to end. The Carter House was purchased by the State of Tennessee in 1951 and it was first opened to the public in 1953. Today it is managed, along with Carnton, by The Battle of Franklin Trust and is dedicated to the Carter family and all Americans who fought in this battle. Their legacy is our mission. The Carter House and Carnton Plantation are open daily for guided tours. The guided tour at each site lasts approximately one hour, and we recommend spending an additional 30 to 60 minutes exploring the grounds and outbuildings.
Assault On The Cotton Gin Park 1259 Columbia Avenue / Franklin, TN 37064 / (615) 794-2103
This (1) one acre Historic Park is a monument to the Assault on the Cotton Gin during the Battle of Franklin.
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Franklin High School HILLS
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Franklin Farmers Market
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Freedom Middle School
The Factory At Franklin
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Williamson Co. Public Library
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