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A growing community in the heart of East Nashville
Inglewood is a booming residential area in the middle of East Nashville, 5 miles from downtown. What was once predominantly a farming community has evolved into a thriving commercial and residential hub while maintaining the rustic natural beauty of the hilly green terrain characteristic of Tennessee. “In the last few years, Inglewood has gotten really popular,” says Justin Floyd, a Realtor who has lived in East Nashville for over 10 years. “You’re still in the city's urban core, but you get way more green space for a lower price point. It’s also really architecturally diverse.”
Inglewood has many varieties of homes such as bungalows, tudors and craftsman.
This mural is on the side of Aberdeen Studios in Inglewood.
Inglewood was the first modern suburb in Nashville after World War II.
Inglewood has many varieties of homes such as bungalows, tudors and craftsman.
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Shelby Bottoms Park
Shelby Bottoms Park is just to the south. “My favorite place to run is down at Shelby Bottoms Park, the greenway. The old airpark, Cornelia Fort, is really cool to check out,'' says Floyd. “You’ll see runners, bikers, rollerblading— just all of it down there.” At a massive 960 acres, Shelby Bottoms Nature Center and Greenway follow the bend of the Cumberland River from Inglewood all the way down to the southernmost portion of East Nashville. The Nature Center details the native plants and animals of the area and its history while also providing summer recreational programs and student internships. The greenway is a 5-mile-long paved trail for walking or cycling alongside the river. Just north of the park is the Shelby Golf Course, an 18-hole layout amid rolling hills and lots of oaks and maples.
Residents can visit Shelby Bottoms near Inglewood for a stroll on the weekends.
Visit Shelby Bottoms Forrest Green Trailhead for river walks near Inglewood.
South Inglewood Park is a perfect area for a long walk with the family in Inglewood.
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Shopping and dining along Gallatin Pike
Big-box stores such as Kroger and The Home Depot line Gallatin Pike to the west of the neighborhood. This shopping hub also features an array of small businesses, including restaurants and cafes. Residents can stop at Sip Café for artisanal coffee and handmade ice cream or head to The Fox Bar & Cocktail Club for premium craft cocktails. Floyd recommends East Nashville Beer Works for their craft brews and welcoming atmosphere for all ages.
The Fox Bar & Cocktail Club is a local speakeasy in the Inglewood neighborhood.
Nicoletto's Italian Kitchen serves Italian comfort food on Gallatin Pike in Inglewood.
Sip Cafe serves many coffee options and handmade ice cream in Inglewood.
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Where vintage meets modern
Inglewood consists of a grid-style layout to the south, while the north is comprised of short streets branching off main roadways. Inglewood has a suburban feel with broad roads winding along the residential landscape. Sidewalks are rare, as most residents use a car to get around. Ranch-style houses, Craftsmans and Cape Cods dot the streets. New constructions often use modern styling to appear sleek and narrow, though some mimic classic, vintage styles. Two- and three-bedroom homes tend to sell for between $400,000 and $700,000, with the average price hovering around $600,000. Newer builds from 2020 to the present tend to fetch a higher price, going for between $600,000 and $900,000.
Brick Tudor homes are can be viewed in the Inglewood neighborhood.
Modern and newly renovated bungalows are thriving in Inglewood.
Some areas of Inglewood have contemporary modern home styles with large windows.
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The Metro Nashville Public School district
“I’ve got more buyers asking to live in the Dan Mills school zone than just about any other,” Floyd says. Scoring a B on Niche, Dan Mills Elementary boasts some of the highest math and reading proficiency rates within the Metro Nashville Public School district. Students can finish their education at Stratford Comprehensive High School, which earned a C on Niche and provides education for grades 5 to 12.
The front entrance to Stratford Comp High School in the East Nashville neighborhood.
Dan Mills Elementary School enrolls around 500 students every year in Nashville.
Inglewood Elementary School enrolls around 205 students in Nashville every year.
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Inglewood has easy access to the Briley Parkway.
From Inglewood to downtown Nashville
Bordered by State Route 155 to the north and Gallatin Pike to the west, Inglewood connects directly to downtown Nashville. The WeGo Public Transit serves Inglewood, providing transportation to downtown and northern Nashville through several bus stops on Gallatin Pike, as well as through several more sprinkled throughout the neighborhood.
For domestic and international travel, the Nashville International Airport is 13 miles south of Inglewood.
Music at the Riverside Revival
Shelby Bottoms Park hosts plenty of seasonal events such as art shows, 5K runs and guided spring and fall hikes. When it’s warm, locals hang out by the water and enjoy beer gardens, food trucks, and yard games during Fridays by the River. The Riverside Revival venue hosts live musical performances within a mid-20th-century renovated church.
Shelby Bottoms Forrest Greenway is up against the Cumberland River in East Nashville.
Walkers can enjoy the paved path at Shelby Bottoms Forrest Greenway Trailhead in East Nashville.
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On average, homes in Inglewood, Nashville sell after 42 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Inglewood, Nashville over the last 12 months is $569,000, consistent with the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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