Lost River Homes for Rent

Lost River shares its name with Lost River Cave — a popular Bowling Green tourist attraction. However, the cave and its associated park are just one amenity that makes up the Lost River Area. “Just to focus on the cave, you can’t really enjoy Bowling Green,” says Realtor Steven Arndell with Keller Williams First Choice Realty. Other parks, local restaurants and one of the newer schools in the school district serve this part of Bowling Green, while its location along the Interstate and Nashville Road means residents can easily get to other parts of the city. Close to home, Lost River offers residential streets where people can make friends and become part of the community. “People are out walking their dogs, or their kids are out playing,” Arndell says. “All the neighbors get to know each other personally that way.” Lost River is a collection of three subdivisions — Park Hill, Moss Creek and Whispering Hills. Park Hill feels open, with younger trees away from the street and simple small buses along driveways and front facades. Whispering Hills’s streets have a more winding feel to them, paired with longer driveways setting homes farther away from the street. Moss Creek is the only