Empty Nesters? (Hendersonville, Henderson: houses, neighborhoods, camp)

[Doug88]

We are a young couple without any children looking to move to Hendersonville. We are in our mid 20's and want children in the future just not right now. Will we feel out of place not having children or are there other young families with no kids?

[DonCorleone]

Of course! I live in a neighborhood with many young families, but we have a good number of couples without children too. I can think of 4 couples off the top of my head. That said, I'm sure there are some neighborhoods that are a little too family friendly meaning that you might stick out without having kids. I moved from a subdivision in Mt Juliet like that where, literally, my neigbors implied (through tone and body language) we were "different" for not having kids. So that's out there...but it just depends on the neighborhood I think.

What area of Hville are you looking at?

[Doug88]

We dont know where we would move exactly, we are currently in South Florida but have been looking on realtracs and have seen a few houses in Mansker Farms we like as well as Wyncrest.

[DonCorleone]

Both of those areas are really great. We looked very closely at Mansker Farms. It is a huge subdivision (for better or worse) with a variety of homes. And the homes seem to look unique...I think there are different builders and styles in each area. You might also look at Stonecrest (right next to Wyncrest), Saundersville Station, Creekside at Station Camp, and ... I'm drawing a complete blank on the other subdivision that's on Big Station Camp Rd. and Notting Hill Rd....it's Stone something...Stone Creek maybe? All of those subdivisions are very close to one another and have younger couples there as well.