Where are the Great Christmas Light Decorations?

hoping4septimus

We saw some great ones in the Sunnyside subdivision off Hillsboro Pike btwn Sneed and Murray Lane this weekend but I wonder if there are any other really good over the top displays. (the type where the homeowner has a $5k electric bill for the month of Dec)

JCM052707

Definitely NOT in our neighborhood here in Spring Hill. I really think people should be required to step outside and take a peek after they put their lights up. I wonder if they ever look at the odd displays they torture the rest of us with.

RockysLove

LOL!  You can come to our neighborhood in SH for land of the inflatables.

amykevin

George Jones lives just down the street from me in the Nestledown Farms neighborhood just off of Highway 96 East. You can't miss it! They have the biggest display around. My neighbors have their entire house outlined (it's a huge house) and it looks like a gingerbread house. There is also a house on Wilson Pike near McEwen Dr. that has a TON of lights....and they bought almost every inflatable known to man. I hate those inflatables!?

?And...on Highway 96 West there is a house next to my friend's who has a ton of decorations up....including the inflatables! The horses do not appreciate those things!??

Arterr0

Most of the one's in McKay's Mill are pretty tasteful, but there are a couple of house with multiple inflatables. There's one house that has this god awful archway made out of PVC, wrapped with multi-colored lights, of course. DH & I commented that it's totally a Clark W. Griswold kind of display.

klv

The best places that I have found are the Brentwood Country club and the subdivisions off of Murray LN

Dawn05

We usually drive through Belle Meade looking at the lights on the big mansions. I agree with pp about the Brentwood Country Club / Murray Lane area too. Also, at the intersection of Franklin Rd and Murray Lane is my favorite Christmas "light" - there is a barn in the middle of the big horse farm that has a HUGE manager scene mural on the roof that is lit by a floodlight. It is the perfect "away in a manger"

My neighborhood in Brentwood has TONS of inflatables, if you're into that sort of thing. I have to imagine the parents do it for their kids, but I really wonder when that kicks in. I've got two kids and I'm no where near ready to bust out an inflatable snowglobe on my front lawn. Or wear holiday sweaters for that matter...

RockysLove

Dawn05:

My neighborhood in Brentwood has TONS of inflatables, if you're into that sort of thing. I have to imagine the parents do it for their kids, but I really wonder when that kicks in. I've got two kids and I'm no where near ready to bust out an inflatable snowglobe on my front lawn. Or wear holiday sweaters for that matter...

LOL! 

Well, I asked my coworker, but it looks like you guys covered everything that he mentioned.  Last year there was a great display spread over a few different homes off Bear Creek Pike near Columbia, but that's probably a bit of a drive for most of you.

kelly72206

There is a really heinous display near my house.  I keep thinking I need to take a picture, but when I remember the camera the lights aren't on.  Literally every inch of the front yard is covered in plastic light up items that are stuck in the lawn.  It's nuts.

kmays

Arterr0:

Most of the one's in McKay's Mill are pretty tasteful, but there are a couple of house with multiple inflatables. There's one house that has this god awful archway made out of PVC, wrapped with multi-colored lights, of course. DH & I commented that it's totally a Clark W. Griswold kind of display.

Hahaha, I think you're talking about my parents' neighbors.