Preserve at Forest Creek
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- One, Two, & Three Bedroom Units Available
- Up to Two Bathrooms
- Cat Friendly & Dog Friendly
- Detached Garage & Off Street Parking
- Laundry In Unit
- Fitness Equipment
- Hot Tub & Outdoor Pool
Property Details
About this property
National Corporate Housing provides you with all the essentials necessary for a comfortable stay. From furniture and housewares to electronics and high-speed Internet, every apartment from National Corporate Housing comes fully furnished. You can move right in and feel at home wherever you are. Luxury Aparments available at this new community with availability to Germantown/Collierville schools. Direct & indirect access garages, controlled-access gated community, heated resort-style pool and spa, outdoor gazebo with grill & cozy fireplace, beautiful lake and natural wetland views, Wi-Fi cyber cafe, Texas hold' em game room, lighted tennis court, kids' fun-n-study center, indoor sports center, designer flooring with upgraded wood flooring in entry foyer and kitchen and ceramic tile in bathroom, full-circuit fitness, crown molding, upgraded countertops and cabinetry, black-on-black appliances with built-in microwaves, lofty floorplans with fireplaces.
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About Memphis, Tennessee
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Memphis does more than attract tourists- it draws pilgrims. Music-afficionadios lose themselves to the twang of blues guitar on Beale St., and barbecue stuff themselves with smoky pulled pork and dry-rubbed ribs. You could spend days moving from one museum or historic site to another and leave content.
Once you get away from the neon-lit tourist areas, Memphis is an entirely different place. Named after the ancient capital of Egypt, the city has a certain baroque quality that's both sad and charming. Though poverty is widespread – Victorian mansions stand beside decrepit shotgun shacks and college campuses lie in the shadow of long-closed factories - signs of revival are in the air. Neighborhoods once in shambles, abandoned and/or otherwise reclaimed by kudzu vines– South Main, Binghampton, Crosstown and others - are being reinvented with quirky boutiques, hip lofts and edgy restaurants, all full with Memphis' wild spirit.