Area Information

Green Hills

County: Davidson
Find Area Homes: 37215
Drive time to downtown Nashville: 12 to 18 minutes
Neighborhood Highlight: Green Hills was aptly referred to by early Nashvillians as “The Hills of Green.” Now Green Hills has evolved into one of Nashville’s most convenient locations along with great shopping and entertainment opportunities like The Bluebird Cafe and The Mall at Green Hills.  It’s a mix of one-story ranch style, Cape Cods and beautiful new construction graced with established tree laden neighborhoods making for a classic living experience.

The Gulch

County: Davidson
Find Area Homes: 37215
Drive time to downtown Nashville: Less than 5 minutes (walkable)
Neighborhood Highlight: The Gulch is an upscale, walkable neighborhood bordering downtown to the south. It’s known for its chic hotels, high-end fashion boutiques, trendsetting restaurants Biscuit Love, Peg Leg Porker, Whiskey Kitchen and the decades old Station Inn.

Germantown

County: Davidson
Find Area Homes: 37215
Drive time to downtown Nashville: 5 minutes (walkable)
Neighborhood Highlight: Germantown exudes period charm from the housing to the chic restaurants in Victorian buildings. Germantown is a walkable neighborhood with former warehouses housing elegant boutiques that sell high and shoes and clothing. Nearby, the Bicentennial Capitol Mall State Park offers skyline views and monuments to Tennessee history. Germantown is also home to the Farmer’s Marketing – offering eclectic global eateries and farm fresh seasonal produce.

Hendersonville

County: Sumner
Find Area Homes: 37075
Drive time to downtown Nashville: 35 to 45 minutes
Neighborhood Highlight: Hendersonville is located 18 miles northeast of downtown Nashville and sports 26 miles of shoreline on Old Hickory Lake.  The city was founded in the early 1800’s but with the completion of Old Hickory Dam in 1954 the city was set to explode.  It is now the largest community in Sumner County and one of the largest suburbs of Nashville.  Its beautiful parks, tremendous lake accessibility and school systems offer the perfect blend of city living and spacious country surroundings.

Hermitage

County: Davidson
Find Area Homes: 37076
Drive time to downtown Nashville: 20-25 Minutes
Neighborhood Highlight: Located in eastern Davidson County, Hermitage was named in honor of The Hermitage, home of Andrew Jackson (7th US President). The Hermitage is a National Historic Landmark and features daily tours. Hermitage also has a station on the Music City Star commuter rail line. 

Hillsboro Village

County: Davidson
Find Area Homes: 37212
Drive time to downtown Nashville: 10 to 12 minutes
Neighborhood Highlight: Hillsboro Village is one of the city’s trendiest shopping and restaurant areas. The neighborhood dates back to 1890 and is made up of a beautiful mix of Craftsman/Bungalows, American Foursquare and Tudor style homes.  Across the street from Vanderbilt University and minutes away from Belmont University, Music Row and downtown, Hillsboro Village is a very fun, convenient place to live and make sure you check out Dragon Park! 

Hillwood

County: Davidson
Find Area Homes: 37205, 37209
Drive time to downtown Nashville: 10 to 15 minutes
Neighborhood Highlight: Hillwood is the neighborhood just south of Belle Meade. It is made up of large park-like lots with older ranch style homes and plenty of new construction as people are tearing down and building new homes. Hillwood Country Club is home to one of the city’s finest golf courses! It’s only minutes from downtown and Green Hills. 

Historic East End

County: Davidson
Find Area Homes: 37206
Approx drive time to downtown Nashville: 5 to 8 minutes
Neighborhood Highlight: Historic East End began in 1876 as an addition to the outgrowth of the ever popular Edgefield community.  It was originally called the East Edgefield addition, but later became known as East End because it was located on the eastern edge of the city limits.  The area boasts one of the most undisturbed stands of diverse original architecture left in the city.  Now part of one of the trendiest places in the city, East End offers modern convenience in a historic setting. 

Historic Richland

County: Davidson
Find Area Homes: 37205
Ddrive time to downtown Nashville: 5 to 10 minutes
Neighborhood Highlight: Historic Richland was born out of the ashes of the great fire in 1916 that burned over 1,000 homes to the ground in the East Nashville area.  Spurred by the devastation, Historic Richland was developed on West End Avenue. Beautiful turn-of-the-century homes lie along the broad tree-lined streets of the neighborhood making for a great place to live or just to see on a “cool” Sunday drive. 

Inglewood

County: Davidson
Find Area Homes: 37216
Drive time to downtown Nashville: 7 to 10 minutes
Neighborhood Highlight: The Inglewood neighborhood was developed by the Inglewood company around 1908.  In the Inglewood area, the town of Haysborough existed in the late 1700’s. For awhile no one knew if the town of Haysborough or the town of Nashville would prevail as the “Great City on the Cumberland.”  With prevalent early 1900’s architecture, mature trees, quiet streets, easy access to downtown and the airport, Inglewood is a fine place to call home. 

Lebanon

County: Wilson
Find Area Homes: 37087, 37090
Drive time to downtown Nashville: 30 to 40 minutes or take the commuter train
Neighborhood Highlight: Lebanon was founded in 1799 just 3 years after Tennessee became a state.  This Wilson County city is located on ancient Indian hunting grounds where wild game abounded in the cane brakes and cedar forests.  Lebanon was originally called “one of the prettiest of Tennessee’s country towns.” Just take a walk through its downtown square and all the history and charm of the city comes to life.  Just 30-35 minutes from downtown Nashville, Lebanon offers the peace and quiet of the country along with new found growth opportunities that will make it a destination for families for years to come. 

Lockeland Springs

County: Davidson
Find Area Homes: 37206
Drive time to downtown Nashville: 10 to 15 minutes
Neighborhood Highlight: Lockeland Springs came into being when East Edgefield Land Company purchased the land in 1875.  This historic neighborhood is a turn-of-the-20th Century streetcar suburb.  The architectural styles which include Eastlake, Queen Anne, Classical Revival, Bungalow and English are as diverse as their beauty.  Minutes from downtown, Lockeland Springs is reclaiming its past glory as a great, convenient place to live. 

Madison

County: Davidson
Find Area Homes: 37206
Drive time to downtown Nashville: 12 to 15 minutes
Neighborhood Highlight: The city of Madison grew out of the Madison Station post office built in 1857 to service mail between Nashville and Goodlettsville. In the 20th century, Madison acted as a connecting suburb until it was annexed by Nashville in 1963. Madison has some beautiful vintage homes, large lots and is another area of the city that is seeing a wonderful rejuvenation.

Mt. Juliet

County: Wilson
Find Area Homes: 37122, 37138
Drive time to downtown Nashville: 20 to 25 minutes
Neighborhood Highlight: Mount Juliet, nicknamed “The City Between The Lakes”, is located in the neighboring county of Wilson County.  Nestled between Percy Priest Lake and Old Hickory Lake, Mt. Juliet offers an abundance of natural beauty, a high level of economic growth while still providing that country feel to living.  The Providence Marketplace creates one of the largest open air shopping and entertainment facilities in the U.S.  Mt. Juliet is just 20-25 minutes from downtown Nashville and is definitely worth investigating as a city to call home. 

Murfreesboro

County: Rutherford
Find Area Homes: 37128, 37129, 37130 
Drive time to downtown Nashville: 38 to 45 minutes
Neighborhood Highlight: Murfreesboro is located in Rutherford County, the fastest growing county in Tennessee and is home to the county seat.  Established in 1811, Murfreesboro was originally named Cannonsburgh but was soon renamed for Revolutionary War hero Colonel Hardy Murfree.  Since that time it has grown into one of the fastest growing cities in the country spurred by its industrial and commercial growth.  Murfreesboro is also home to the state’s largest university and one of the nation’s Top 50 schools, Middle Tennessee State University. 

Music Row

County: Davidson
Find Area Homes: 37203, 37212
Drive time to downtown Nashville: 5 to10 minutes
Neighborhood Highlight: Music Row is where the business of making music happens every day and has been for the last 100 years. Beautiful 1920 – 1940 architecture abounds with modern day condos also conveniently thrown in along with multiple eateries and shopping opportunities. Be in the middle of the action between Vanderbilt, Belmont, country music and downtown….feel the pulse!!!

The Nations

County: Davidson
Find Area Homes: 37209
Drive time to downtown Nashville: 10 to 15 minutes
Neighborhood Highlight: Located on the west side of town, The Nations has become one of the hottest neighborhoods in Nashville. It is names after the Chickasaw Nations of Native Americans that lived here in the 1700’s. New construction and renovations abound with some of Nashville’s best restaurants and bars calling this walkable neighborhood their home.

Nolensville

County: Williamson/Davidson
Find Area Homes: 37135
Drive time to downtown Nashville: 30 to 35 minutes
Neighborhood Highlight: Nolensville was settled by European Americans after the Revolutionary War, when pioneers began to venture west of the Appalachian Mountains. William Nolen, a war veteran, was passing through the area in 1797 and noticed the rich soil and abundance of natural resources and decided to settle here with his wife and 5 children. From these humble roots and beautiful surroundings, Nolensville has grown into one of the fastest growing areas of the mid-state fueled by its location in relation to Franklin, Murfreesboro and Nashville and a dynamic school system. The population is mainly made up of families and has developed great youth sports programs for both boys and girls. 

Oak Hill

County: Davidson
Find Area Homes: 37220
Approx drive time to downtown Nashville: 15 to 20 minutes
Neighborhood Highlight: Oak Hill was born out of an area that encompassed large farms and where the Battle of Nashville was fought in the Civil War.  Natural beauty abounds in the neighborhood from its hillside views to rolling land accented by natural streams and stone fencing.  One of the top state nature preserves, Radnor Lake, sits on 1,000 acres with walking trails through pristine forests and along its 90 acre lake. 

Old Hickory

County: Davidson, Wilson
Find Area Homes: 37138
Drive time to downtown Nashville: 20-25 minutes
Neighborhood Highlight: Neighborhood of metropolitan Nashville named in honor of President Andrew Jackson who was nicknamed “Old Hickory.” Old Hickory is bordered by the Cumberland River and Old Hickory Lake. Best known for being a former company town, many of the houses were originally built to house DuPont employees and supervisors. Many of the historic homes (including some listings on the National Register of Historic Places) are in Old Hickory Village.

Spring Hill

County: Williamson and Maury
Find Area Homes: 37174 and 
Drive time to downtown Nashville: 30 to 40 minutes
Neighborhood Highlight: Spring Hill is located in two counties. A small part is in Maury County with the larger part in Williamson County.  The area has seen a significant boom in recent years with new business development, the strength of Williamson County Schools and the ever expanding popularity of the area.  Lying among lush rolling hills of fertile farm land, Spring Hill offers a wonderful get-away from the demands of city life, while still being only a 15 minute drive to the Cool Springs Galleria and 30-40 minutes to the heart of downtown. 

Sylvan Park

County: Davidson
Find Area Homes: 37209
Drive time to down town Nashville: 8 to 14 minutes
Neighborhood Highlight: Sylvan Park‘s proximity to Vanderbilt, downtown, Music Row, and Nashville’s highway system has brought this community to life.  Over the past 10 years this charming established neighborhood has seen significant restoration, turning it into one of the most popular areas to live in the city.  Real white picket fences, beautiful landscaping, the tremendous McCabe Park Greenway and quality renovation all add to Sylvan Park’s feel of community. 

Thompsons Station

County: Williamson
Find Area Homes: 37179
Drive time to downtown Nashville: 24 to 30 minutes
Neighborhood Highlight: Thompson Station’s growth is being spurred by the success of its neighbors, Spring Hill and Franklin, which sandwich the town.  Recent new sub-divisions featuring big lots and more “bang for your buck” homes have brought new life to this quaint 100+ year old town.  This revitalization near the 840 loop with Williamson County schools, and the gentle slopes of once long time farms will welcome home many a new family for years to come. 

Vanderbilt

County: Davidson
Find Area Homes: 37212
Drive time to downtown Nashville: 2 to 8 minutes
Neighborhood Highlight: Walking or riding a bike to Vanderbilt is a real plus if you work or go to school there. Parking can be a problem on campus so living close has become more and more sought after. Another plus about living in this area is that there are so many great restaurants and shops in the neighborhood. All this and you’re only blocks from Downtown and Green Hills! 

West End

County: Davidson
Find Area Homes: 37205
Drive time to downtown Nashville: 8 to 10 minutes
Neighborhood Highlight: The West End area came into being after the 1916 fire in East Nashville. The move of many of the city’s wealthier families to the west brought with them broad tree-lined avenues and beautiful early 1900’s architecture, all with a style and sophistication that is all its own. Located minutes away from downtown, Centennial Park with the historic Parthenon, Hillsboro Village, Sylvan Park and Green Hills.

West Meade

County: Davidson
Find Area Homes: 37205
Drive time to downtown Nashville: 15 to 20 minutes

Neighborhood Highlight: West Meade was grown out of the 1960’s home buyers’ push to the suburbs. In the 60’s, one level ranch houses led the way in home building. West Meade is known for its huge lots and wonderful family living all on one level. Mature trees and the rolling landscape make this neighborhood a beautiful respite from the hub-bub of the daily reoutine while leaving you only minutes away from shopping, dining and downtown. 

Whitland

County: Davidson
Find Area Homes: 37205
Drive time to downtown Nashville: 5 to 10 minutes
Neighborhood Highlight: Whitland, one of Nashville’s most beautiful neighborhoods, grew out of the migration to the west after fire ravaged the east side of Nashville in the early 1900’s. Built just off West End Avenue, the area’s homes are set against a backdrop of statuesque trees and broad landscaped avenues.  Primarily built from 1920 to the 40’s Whitland contains beautiful Craftsman/Bungalow, Colonial Revival, Neoclassical and Tudor styles. It also offers easy access to I440 and downtown Nashville and has a very active Whitland neighborhood community.