Woodbine is a quaint but happening sector of Davidson County, conveniently located just a few miles south of Downtown. This niche and trendy neighborhood is experiencing a lot of gentrification. Many quaint renovated cottages as well as new construction homes dot the landscape of this area. Convenience to shopping, restaurants, and downtown, combined with affordability … » Learn More about Woodbine
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Nolensville
Experience Southern living at it’s finest in Nolensville! With it’s charming downtown, modern day conveniences, and explosive economic growth, one can’t help but love the adorable city of Nolensville. Split between Davidson and Williamson county, this area is attractive for its location, shopping, and schools. You’ll also find an active Farmers Market in the summer … » Learn More about Nolensville
Hendersonville
Just 18 miles from downtown, you will find one of the largest cities in Nashville’s Metropolitan area. Hendersonville is known for it’s beautiful location near and on Old Hickory Lake and just off the Cumberland River. Stunning, affluent lakefront homes can be found here, as well as traditional homes in the established, well kept neighborhoods. … » Learn More about Hendersonville
Spring Hill
Large horse proprieties, ample parks, and established rural communities are rampant through out the southern town of Spring Hill. Affordable, traditional neighborhoods also make Spring Hill appealing to young families seeking home ownership. Although a charming, historic community, Spring Hill is also on a fast track for growth, offering great housing options at affordable prices. … » Learn More about Spring Hill
Crieve Hall
This desirable area of town is known for it’s sprawling lots and mid century ranch homes. A hyper convenient location, located just 15 minutes from downtown Nashville, combined with award winning school districts as well as easy access to shopping and dining make this a go to destination for those seeking home ownership just outside … » Learn More about Crieve Hall
Mt. Juliet
A perfect, bustling, suburban town can be found just 25 minutes North East of downtown Nashville. This prospering, affordable city has experienced a lot of growth over the years and has so much to offer. Everything to live, shop, work, and play is located in the heart of Mt. Juliet. Not to mention, it’s not … » Learn More about Mt. Juliet
Franklin
A commixture of historic and modern, Franklin holds something for everyone. Under 20 miles from Nashville, you’ll find a Pax Americana of Southern charm. This 16-block National Register district has won awards for its diverse shops; everything from gifts, books, antiques, galleries, salons and residences live together here providing an unparalleled experience for the senses. … » Learn More about Franklin
Green Hills
Pair some of the finest homes with plenty of attractions for a night out and you have a wonderful place to call home. With a great mix of traditional architecture and modern builds, there’s a little bit of something for everyone in Green Hills. Picturesque neighborhoods, well manicured lawns, and a quick 15 minute drive … » Learn More about Green Hills
Brentwood
Located in scenic Williamson County, Brentwood is sought out as one of the most desirable suburban locations in Tennessee. The city is also known for its affluent business communities and high standard of living. Residents enjoy quality schools, abundant recreational amenities, and easy access to all the sights and sounds of next-door Nashville, while also … » Learn More about Brentwood
East Nashville
East Nashville has fused the historic with the hip and provides a place for young and old urbanites alike. The nonchalance of the neighborhood belies a quaintness that cannot be found elsewhere. Budget Travel Magazine calls Historic East Nashville “Nashville’s version of New York’s East Village.” Beckoning to young musical and visual artists, East Nashville’s … » Learn More about East Nashville
Downtown
Known by tourists for it’s abundant night life, great food and entertainment, and of course, Honky Tonks, the bustling downtown is also a great area to call home. Consisting of mixture of apartments, condos, and high-rises, the walkability to the business and entertainment districts draw homeowners to this area. This is the perfect way to … » Learn More about Downtown
Belle Meade
A patchwork of some of the most desirable homes in Nashville, Belle Meade is actually an independent city. Residents here pay taxes to both Nashville as well as the city of Belle Meade. Belle Meade streets have their own signage, its own police force, its own city hall and its own mayor. The 3.1-square-mile city … » Learn More about Belle Meade
12 South
A hot, up and coming Nashville neighborhood, 12 South is the destination to live, dine, drink, dance, and interact. Sophisticated shops, historic homes, quaint cafes, and a variety of food options are within short walking distance, making 12 South a one stop for all things as well as a vibrant place to live. Festivals, food … » Learn More about 12 South
The Gulch
The Gulch is another one of Nashville’s historic Districts with an industrial history, originally home to the public railroad terminal. More than 100 trains made their way to and from here from the turn of the century. Now a hot spot for young townspeople, The Gulch has distilled the industrial with the contemporary. Disused storage … » Learn More about The Gulch
Jenna Rolley was such a great realtor to work with. When we had questions about listings she came back with accurate and timely information. She did the showing with inciteful knowledge that really helped us narrow down to the best choice. I would say that Jenna was invaluable to the Homebuying process. However, the value she brought to the table was measured in the thousands of dollars she saved us with her knowledge of real estate. Would highly recommend her services to anyone looking for a trustworthy realtor. She will go above and beyond to get you the best house for the best price.
– Melissa Chambers
