Homesites: The 362 homesites in Phase I of Long Branch Lakes are appropriately collected into four distinctive neighborhood enclaves, named and defined by prevailing landscape features: At the community’s entrance and easternmost point are the homesites of Trout Creek…followed by those of High Rocks…then The Lakes homesites…and, along the western boundary of Phase I, the larger estate homesites of The Woodlands.

Home Styles: The grand and welcoming western architectural themes expressed in the stone and timbers feel of the Long Branch Lakes pavilions and throughout the community are envisioned as the essential design style and elements of residences here. While log and timber homes will likely dominate, owners will have latitude to bring their own personality and lifestyle preferences to designing their residences.

To assist owners and their architects and builders, the Long Branch Lakes architectural guidelines (and an architectural review committee) are in place–ensuring that the community emerges in ways that are visually pleasing, value oriented and in esthetic harmony with its Tennessee scenery and setting.