Candlewood Lakes is a charming, secluded place to build that vacation retreat or retirement home that you've always wanted, at the price you can afford. These lots are located in beautiful southwestern Tennessee, with those rich "rolling hills views" and small town hospitality. Just some of the activities in Candlewood Lake include fishing, boating, and viewing the abundant wildlife in the community. Also, lush dogwood trees surround this area making it ideal for a nice vintage cabin. This community offers 4 lakes, olympic size pool, and a club house with a kitchen. All of our lots are zoned residential. When you are ready to build, just contact the POA and put up your dream home. Many of our lots are near Candlewood Lake, Old Hickory, Spring Lake, Crystal Lake, and Pond Lake. You can use your boat for free, and fishing is allowed. All of the lakes are kept stocked with various types of game fish. Grand Valley Lakes and Woodrun are just a couple of Subdivisions that surround Candlewood Lake. This subdivision is in a very private and secured area. The families are kind and there are community meetings that enable residents to have a voice over the subdivisions decisions. Candlewood Lake Subdivision is approx. 72 miles from Memphis and 24 miles from Bolivar. Great fishing and golfing is available to anyone who enjoys having these amenities close to home all year. In Candlewood Lake, you can stay active all year long or enjoy the peace and quiet of West Tennessee county living at its best. Hardeman County is located in the southwestern corner of Tennessee, bordering Mississippi and bisected by the Hatchie River. With a 668 square mile area, the county is the fifth largest in Tennessee. The 2000 census placed the population at 28,105. With fertile soil and gently rolling hills, Hardeman County is renown throughout the southeast as the "hardwood capital of Tennessee." The county seat is the City of Bolivar; other municipalities include Grand Junction, Hickory Valley, Hornsby, Middleton, Saulsbury, Silerton, Toone and Whiteville. Hardeman County is a popular destination for hunters, naturalists and horseback riders from throughout the region. Named by the Nature Conservancy as one of the 75 Last Great Places on Earth, the Hatchie River offers some of the best float trips you'll ever take, not to mention hooking into some "big ones" that qualify more as sea monsters than catfish. The deer are literally everywhere during hunting season, or you just might enjoy a gentle trail ride on a legendary Tennessee Walking Horse. You can enjoy a slower paced rural life that can include walking for fitness, birdwatching, and even sighting a deer or two; a nice change from the throb of city traffic and schedules. Phone: In community Water: In community Power: Bolivar Electric Company (near by) Sewer: required to be installed by property owner (septic) Area Attractions within a short country drive of the community Memphis Zoo Stax Museum of American Soul Music Autozone Ball Park Graceland Dixon Gallery & Gardens Wonderful Day Trips at your fingertips: Holly Springs National Forest, Memphis, Chickasaw State Park, Big Hill Pond State Park, Whiteville Lake, Graceland, as well as art and cultural attractions in Memphis. Call Chris at 520-249-7937
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