A pocket neighborhood is clusters of houses with common spaces surrounding each cluster. Pocket neighborhoods are smaller neighborhoods within a community encouraging homeowners to know their neighbors. At Belle Meade, each cluster is designed with five houses facing five houses with green space in between.

At Belle Meade at least one resident must be 55 years or better and a limited number of residents may be younger. Homeowners own both their lot and home and as members of The Belle Meade Condominium Association, they share ownership of common amenities. As a 55 and older community, we abide by the Fair Housing Act guidelines.

Shared amenities include a kitchen, gathering area with fireplace, TV monitors, internet, loft, conference room, and rest rooms. The pool deck has furniture, rest rooms, and a pool shed. A calendar lists activities, maintenance, and private reservations.

Custom choices include cottage size, design, finishes, and colors that fall within the Belle Meade architectural guidelines. Homeowners are encouraged to consider a variety of colors when selecting the exterior color of their homes. While whites and greys are classic choices, you may customize your home with colors that appeal to your personal taste.