Neighborhoods in Clarksville, TN

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  Farmington

  While acres of farmland and crops still exist here, Farmington isn’t just for agriculture anymore. A distant bedroom-community just outside of Nashville, this subdivision has seen rapid growth in recent years. New houses, three brand-new schools and an influx of commercial retailers are just a few of the reasons folks are moving to Farmington.

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    $519K

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    $457K - $595K

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  Bradbury Farms

  Fields sprawling with corn stalks line Gunn Road, while a white and outstretched wooden fence buffers a strawberry farm to the north. Patches of red, excavated dirt also cover portions of the farmland. And a few years ago, a traffic light signaled the incoming growth when it was added to the intersection of Rossview and Kirkwood roads, just down

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    $488K

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    $383K - $1.5M

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  Bellshire

  Bellshire is an established Clarksville community with a growing inventory of new houses. The neighborhood also sits on the doorstep of some of the area's top recreational attractions. Weekend go-kart races are a short drive away, while many children spend their summers playing in the stream that cuts through the scenic Rotary Park. These

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    $454K

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    $353K - $949K

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    12 Listings

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  Ellington Chase

  Ellington Chase occupies an area once home to a horse track and the neighborhood honors that history through distinct street names like Ellington Gait Drive and Carousel Court. This narrow subdivision is one of several suburban pocket communities located along Rossview Road, an area of Clarksville that has experienced a lot of growth since the

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    $447K

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    $371K - $430K

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  Page Estates

  There are a few reasons many seek out Page Estates. A short street tucked away on the back end of the subdivision serves as a cut-through path to the three neighboring Rossview schools. The street keeps children who are walking to school away from busy Rossview Road, which is where drivers turn from to enter Page Estates. In addition to the

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    $423K

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    $350K - $494K

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    1 Listing

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  Governors Square

  Part of the city’s St. Bethlehem area, Governor’s Square is one of Clarksville’s hubs. Wilma Rudolph Boulevard — also U.S. Highway 79 and a major local thoroughfare — anchors this commercially dense area and home to the mall of the same name. “That’s where we have the mall and a lot of our restaurants. That’s where we have most of the chains, and

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    $392K

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  Aspen Grove

  Aspen Grove draws service members searching for peaceful surroundings. An aesthetic tree line encircles the neighborhood, while Spring Creek flows to the north. “It’s just a little less chaotic if you’re wanting an existing home,” says Marcia Campbell, a Realtor with Coldwell Banker, who’s made several sales in Aspen Grove. “For soldiers who have

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    $391K

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    $300K - $488K

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  Apple Hollow

  Located at the intersection of State Route 76 and Interstate 24 is the community of Apple Hollow. “It’s on the south side of Clarksville, so it’s ok for commutes to Nashville, but it’s also relatively close to the Kentucky state line. So folks who work at Fort Campbell, they can access that area easily too” says Sydney Hedrick, a broker with Byers

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    $351K

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    $285K - $523K

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  Creekview Village

  After passing stylish entrance signs saying “Creekview Village,” drivers going into this neighborhood are further greeted by maples standing behind stretches of wood fences attached to short stone columns. A few plantings and more small columns with decorative light fixtures sit in the narrow and grassy median dividing Viewmont Drive near the

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    $338K

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    $275K - $369K

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    1 Listing

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  Colony Estates

  Colony Estates is an exception in an otherwise fast-growing pocket of east Clarksville anchored by Rossview Road. While they might need to deal with the occasional traffic headaches, residents get to live in a neighborhood with a little more room and traditional charm than many other subdivisions across Clarksville. “It’s an older subdivision.

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    $337K

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    $293K - $406K

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    1 Listing

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  Crosswinds

  Tucked in the far northern reaches of Clarksville, alongside acres of farmland is the neighborhood of Crosswinds. A subdivision located off Tylertown Road, just below the Tennessee and Kentucky state line, Crosswinds features streets lined with neatly plotted traditional-style single-family homes. "I would say, overall, it’s an active neighborhood

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    $330K

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    $281K - $460K

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  Holly Point

  Timothy Halbrooks grew up in what is now the Holly Point neighborhood and recalls when Tennessee State Route 76 only had two lanes. “It’s all built up now,” says Halbrooks, who started selling produce at the end of Hornbuckle Road when he was 10 years old. Hornbuckle forms the western border of Holly Point, one of several subdivisions in this once

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    $318K

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    $270K - $405K

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    3 Listings

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  Downtown Clarksville

  With historic Queen Anne architecture, Clarksville's most popular options for entertainment and a quaint shopping district full of locally-owned businesses all within walking distance, being located an hour from Nashville is just an added bonus for many living in Downtown Clarksville. Today, downtown's face is being shaped by the growth of

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    $280K

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    $249K - $3.4M

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  Avalon

  When some Avalon homeowners look out from their backyards, they don’t just see rolling pastures with patches of trees and grazing cattle. They see Kentucky. Avalon is tucked in a far northern pocket of Clarksville that sits on the edge of the Tennessee and Kentucky line. “It’s a little more hidden back and super quiet,” says Marcia Campbell, a

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    $279K

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    $240K - $329K

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  Bluegrass Downs

  Bluegrass Downs is a close-knit suburban neighborhood "That's super convenient to everything,” says Brandon Easton, leader of Sweet Home Realty’s The Elite team, who’s made just under 10 sales in Bluegrass Downs. “For the most part, it’s a pretty large neighborhood. You’ll see a variety of different floor plans and houses, and it’s all within

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    $277K

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    $245K - $353K

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  Glen Ellen Landing

  Realtor Marion Jewell quips that she doesn’t recall selling to anyone in Glen Ellen Landing over 40 years old. Unlike in many modern subdivisions across the city, the neighborhood has numerous small, single-story houses often sought by first-time buyers and service members. “They’re typically not your forever homes,” says Marcia Campbell, a

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    $265K

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    $211K - $335K

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  Bel Air Estates

  Located on the northwest side of Clarksville, Bel Air Estates displays the throwback charm of a midcentury neighborhood. Like much of the area of the city, the neighborhood offers ease of access to one of the area’s leading employers, the U.S. Army base at Fort Campbell. “It’s an older neighborhood — a lot of the homes here were built in the ’50s

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    $235K

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    $196K - $317K

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  Tylertown

  Named after the adjoining thoroughfare of Tylertown Road, the residential community of Tylertown began development as a subdivision in the 1990s. Its single-family homes sit on well-maintained yards with plenty of brick, from the home facades to the mailboxes. “When you drive in, you immediately know this is a really nice place to live,” says

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    $342K

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    $280K - $413K

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  Plantation Estates

  Plantation Estates is one of Clarksville’s newest developments, located on the far north side of the city bordering Kentucky’s rural countryside. The median household income is over $87,000, more than the citywide median of around $67,000. And while about 75% of residents are homeowners, they don’t always stay for long. “This is a military town,”

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    $341K

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    $258K - $460K

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  Patrick Place

  Patrick Place is a tranquil suburban housing development on the far north side of Clarksville, Tennessee, right on the border with Kentucky. Much of the neighborhood features steep, hilly residential streets as well as mature trees that can obscure the view of Kentucky farmland next door. “My clients were actually renting a house in the

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    $335K

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    $281K - $429K

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    4 Listings

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  Brandon Hills

  On the banks of the Red River, Brandon Hills is an oak-shaded neighborhood with walkable access to green spaces, restaurants and NCAA Division I sporting events at Austin Peay State University, one of the area's top employers. "The area is really being revitalized, especially downtown where several new businesses have popped up," says Realtor

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    $284K

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    $120K - $716K

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    13 Listings

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  Greenland Farms

  Greenland Farms is one of the southernmost neighborhoods of Clarksville. Its laid-back suburban layout is roughly 4 miles from downtown and 16 miles from Fort Campbell. “This is a military town, so our neighborhood is a true melting pot,” says Richard Smith, a local businessman who builds houses and has lived in three Greenland Farms homes since

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    $334K

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    $300K - $525K

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    3 Listings

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  Peachtree

  Peachtree began development in the early 2000s, and single-family homes are still being built today. Larry Evans, a Realtor with Sweet Home Realty and Property Management, has been working in Clarksville for nearly 20 years. He served as a buyer's agent in 2024 and says his client was drawn to the friendliness of the neighborhood. “He talked to

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    $320K

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    $274K - $350K

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    4 Listings

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  Southern View

  Clarksville’s Southern View neighborhood is a quiet community that combines a somewhat private location with easy access to nearby highways. “That area is more rural. I like it. You get more bang for your buck, so houses won’t be right on top of each other,” says Kim Weyrauch, a Realtor at Keller Williams with nearly 20 years of experience. Gently

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    $318K

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    $328K - $561K

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    1 Listing

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  Sugar Tree

  Developed in the early 2000s, Sugar Tree is a suburban residential neighborhood that's still close to Clarksville’s main commercial corridor. “Sugar Tree has been a very popular neighborhood for nearly three decades,” says Steve Nash, a broker with Keller Williams Realty who has been selling homes in Clarksville for more than 20 years. “The homes

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    $302K

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    $285K - $381K

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    5 Listings

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