Chickasaw Gardens Information Chickasaw Gardens is one of the most historic and desirable neighborhoods in Memphis, and enjoys a premier location in the heart of the city. Featuring beautiful streetscapes, a mature canopy of trees, vast common areas, and attractive homes with a wide variety of classic architectural styles, the neighborhood is both a home and retreat for its residents. Residents of Chickasaw Gardens enjoy one of the most beautiful, secure, cohesive, family-friendly, and enjoyable neighborhoods in the city. Residents enjoy the acquaintance, if not the actual friendship, of their neighbors. Every resident is a member of Chickasaw Gardens Homeowners Association, which maintains an ongoing commitment to the preservation of the integrity and unique characteristics of this wonderful neighborhood. Bounded by Central and Poplar Avenues, Chickasaw Gardens is centrally located near numerous commercial and cultural amenities, including the Pink Palace Museum and Planetarium, the Central Public Library, the University of Memphis, Christian Brothers University, as well as the Mid-South Fairgrounds and Liberty Bowl Memorial Stadium. | Chickasaw Gardens History Chickasaw Gardens is located on land that was originally part of the estate of Clarence Saunders, the Memphis inventor of the self-service grocery store. Beloved features of the neighborhood are numerous park-like common areas including the Chickasaw Gardens lake, Cypress Creek, and the Cherry Orchard, which were all originally constructed as part of Saunders’ elaborate estate garden. Saunders lost his fortune in 1923, and the property was later sold to forward-thinking developers who envisioned a beautiful and unique residential community. Most of the streets in Chickasaw Gardens are named after different native American tribes – Catawba Lane, Iroquois Road, Chickasaw Parkway, and Natchez Lane. The vision of the original developers has been achieved and maintained through the years by the ongoing efforts of an active and engaged Homeowners Association, focused on the quality and community that make the neighborhood so unique. |
At the CGHA Annual Budget Meeting held in December 2023, the Association approved an increase in the annual regular assessment from $950.00 to $1,500.00 per homeowner for 2024. The Association also approved a special one time security assessment for 2024 of up to $1,500.00 per homeowner, to be determined based on the outcome of gate approval. The CGHA Annual Meeting will be held on June 19, 2024, at 7:00 pm at the Memphis Country Club. The financial statements for 2023 will be presented and a review of other association business will be provided-. | Just A Reminder 2024 Association Dues are now due and payable. Please mail your check for $1,500.00 payable to Chickasaw Gardens Homes Association, to : NOTE NEW ADDRESS: Stiles Advisors, PLLC 747 E. Brookhaven Circle Memphis, TN 38117 |
Ed Beasley, Chairman jebeasley@comcast.net Lon Magness, Treasurer lmagness@reliantllc.com Lane Whitehead, Secretary lanewhitehead@gmail.com Boyd Wade, Security bwade@fcgtn.com Kenny Jabbour, Security kenny@jabbourcotton.com Jarod Wilder, Security djarodwilder@gmail.com Sue Clark sueclark3@me.com Robert Gooch goochr3@gmail.com Findley Frazer findley.frazer@gmail.com Ellie Mascioli, Architect Plan Review cgarchreview@gmail.com Corrie Metcalf ncmetcalf@gmail.com Patrick Sala pasala86@gmail.com Harris Jordan hjordan@reliantllc.com Newsletter Editor - Jennifer Russell jenniferrussell2@comcast.net Resident Directory - Jeannie Evans jsevans1@comcast.net Chickasaw GreenTrees 501(c)(3) - Margaret Apple margaretsapple@gmail.com Chickasaw Connection - Chavanne McDonald chavanne.mcdonald@gmail.com New Resident Welcoming - Lauren Hill laurenhill2008@yahoo.com |