Opposition is building among locals as plans progress for the proposed $250 million Bell’s Reserve resort set on a property of 560 acres near the Narrows of the Harpeth in Kingston Springs.
Nashville developer Michael Hayes, CEO of C.B. Ragland, is early in the planning process for a project that “envisions a rural resort in scenic Cheatham County offering high-quality lodging, outdoor recreation, wellness, fine dining, and a tranquil natural setting.”
According to a handout Hayes has made available to several community members, Bell’s Reserve will feature 80 “cottage style,” single bedroom units and 40 two to four bedroom “branded residences.” Branded residences are residential properties developed in partnership with well-known luxury brands. They combine the exclusivity of private living with the services and amenities of a luxury brand, typically offering hotel-level services like concierge, in-residence dining and housekeeping…