The entrance to the community at Rarity Bay is nothing if not imposing. A large double gate adorned with three waterfalls bears the community’s name, and a visitor must wind past the real estate office and community center building before reaching a gatehouse where every visitor or resident must check in with the guard. Pastures reach out on either side of the well-maintained road, and horses graze near the entrance. An extensive development outfitted with an 18-hole golf course, pool, stables, tennis courts, a clubhouse, a marina owned by Choto Marina, and even a dog park, Rarity Bay strives to provide everything residents need for fun and relaxation, whether for a quick weekend vacation or year-round living. | By Sarah Helen Clark Photos by Stephen Bridges
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A Family Affair
Judging strictly on curb appeal, the Williamson family home in the River Club neighborhood certainly wouldn’t look out of place in the English countryside. The house more closely resembles a romantic castle built centuries ago than a modern day residence in Knoxville, Tenn., and while the home does have the stately look of a European [...]
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