While our unusually warm winter can’t quite be described as “pool weather” the view of your amazing new salt-water pool will warm your heart if you buy this BreatMeade beauty at 9163 Hunterboro Drive.

With over 7,000 square feet of living space spread over three floors, our Showcase today has six bedrooms, five and a half baths and a four-car garage. With its classic design and all-brick construction, you’ll want to stay here for years to come.

From the bright entry features marble floors, a crystal chandelier, winding staircase and extensive crown molding through to the private exterior living areas that include the gunite pool with slide and waterfall, two-level open deck and large open patio, this home welcomes all.

Beautiful hardwoods gleam throughout the main floor, which has spacious formal living and dining rooms, a large office, and an inviting den with built-in bookshelves and plenty of natural night.

Simple tips to help save on your electric costs
By AMY STUMPFL
For Brentwood Home Page
With the unseasonably warm temperatures we’ve been experiencing in Brentwood, it might be easy to forget that winter is upon us. And while we can’t predict the weather, there are a few things we can do to conserve energy and keep utility costs in check.

“The quickest and easiest way to impact your bill is simply to adjust your thermostat,” says Todd Palmer, communications coordinator for Middle Tennessee Electric Membership Cooperation.

“Your heating and air conditioning unit accounts for more than 50 percent of your electric bill, but each degree you raise or lower the thermostat means you pay about 3 percent less on your bill. So you could save 6 percent by simply moving the temperature from 70 degrees down to 68 degrees.