Featured Neighborhoods
The Nations
The Nations has transformed in recent years from one of Nashville’s oldest industrial neighborhoods into a thriving, sought-after home for both residents and businesses. Rapid revitalization and restorative mixed-use developments have turned The Nations into a symbol of the city's growth. Now a preeminent dining and shopping destination, you'll find some of Nashville's hottest restaurants, boutiques and shops nestled in this nine-block stretch of 51st Avenue North between Charlotte Avenue and Centennial Boulevard.
West Nashville
Only a short distance from Downtown, West Nashville is a lively residential neighborhood. This up-and-coming area has many options for shopping, dining and entertainment. With its historic background, easy access to unique shopping, dining and recreational experiences and convenient distance from downtown, West Nashville is an area that many residents are happy to call home.
East Nashville
The south side of Five Points, East Nashville is a mix of historical homes and new residential development, as well as thriving local businesses. In fact much of East Nashville's resurgence in the early 2000’s began here. Residents can walk to their favorite coffee shop, get a workout in at a local yoga or cycling studio, and go boutique shopping all in the same stroll.
Germantown
With skyline views and exceptional walkability, Germantown radiates period charm. This 18-square-block pocket just north of downtown features tree-lined streets and Victorian homes nestled amongst industrial chic, mixed-use spaces. Filled with critically-acclaimed restaurants and eclectic shopping, Germantown also boasts Nashville's largest farmer's market and is the rightful home of the Oktoberfest street festival.
Franklin
The darling of Williamson County, Franklin offers a unique blend of historic charm and modern progress. From Civil War battlefields and antebellum mansions to a thriving Downtown shopping district, Franklin embodies the picturesque vision of Southern living. Known for incredible schools and its rich history, Franklin has become one of the most desirable suburban communities in Tennessee and continues to earn national recognition as a must-see destination.
Madison
Less than 10 miles north of downtown Nashville, and is one of Nashville’s most rapidly growing urban areas. Madison’s ideal location and proximity to the city’s urban core have made it a favorite for investors in recent years, and a massive redevelopment of the Madison Square Shopping Center is already in the works. There is certainly plenty of buzz amongst local flippers and real estate gurus that Madison could be one of the best investments in Middle Tennessee.
Sylvan Park
Sylvan Park, situated on the southwest corner of the city, is one of Nashville's most serene and cozy neighborhoods. Known for its charming Cape Cods and stone bungalows, tasty eats and outdoor activities line the main thoroughfare, Murphy Road. A local-centric community, joggers and daytime strollers are a common sight in this family-friendly community while the ideal location creates unparalleled accessibility.
Charlotte Park
Just past Sylvan Park and only five minutes west of downtown, Charlotte Park is teeming with energy. Homebuyers are attracted by the combination of affordability and prime location along Interstate 40. Charlotte Park is in close proximity to great restaurants, bars, and parks throughout the city, making it a great place to call home
Bellevue
Bellevue is a neighborhood about 15 miles southwest of Nashville and offers a quieter lifestyle with great convenience. Belevue’s proximity to the Harpeth River, numerous hiking trails and several of Middle Tennessee’s largest parks make it a favorite for outdoorsy types. Young professionals and families are also attracted by the neighborhood's affordable cost of living. Homemade biscuits at the world famous Loveless Cafe attract as many locals as travelers, and attending the annual horse race at Iroquois Steeplechase is not to be missed.
Hendersonville
Affectionately known as the "city by the lake," the bedroom community of Hendersonville is nestled along the Cumberland River, adjacent to Old Hickory Lake, 20 miles northeast of Nashville. Home of the late Johnny Cash, Conway Twitty and megastar Taylor Swift, Hendersonville is known for its waterfront homes, gorgeous parks and sprawling greenways. Affordable housing, great schools and a plethora of recreational amenities have made Hendersonville one of the fastest growing cities in Tennessee.