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  Forest Hills

  Hidden amongst a canopy of greenery just 10 miles away on the outskirts of Nashville, Forest Hills is an independent city that draws nature lovers and privacy seekers. “In Forest Hills, rolling hills and large, private lots are the status quo,” says Richard Courtney, broker at Fridrich & Clark Realty, LLC, who has over 45 years of experience in

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    $2.42M

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    $893K - $7.5M

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    15 Listings

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  Belle Meade

  With a name meaning “beautiful meadow,” it’s easy to see why Belle Meade is sought after. This small, independent city is within Nashville’s Davidson County, 9 miles from downtown. “Belle Meade has long been seen as one of the most desirable neighborhoods in West Nashville. It’s historically the most affluent area in the city,” says Richard

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    $2.17M

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    $312K - $15.9M

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    19 Listings

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  Otter Creek

  Quiet, winding backroads and leafy seclusion give Otter Creek a rural atmosphere. And those seeking the pulse of Music City take advantage of the 10-mile cruise that leads right into the heart of Broadway. Sprawling estates with impressive architecture sit atop hills, and renovated ranch homes are settled far enough apart to enjoy the yard space

  • Average Value

    $1.79M

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    $1M - $7.4M

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    34 Listings

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  Oak Hill

  Nashville might be the state capital, but the crown rests in Oak Hill several miles to the south. This community that blends suburban and rural traits has the distinction of being home to the Tennessee Governor’s Mansion, an impressive Georgian-style residence in a small city populated by multi-million dollar estates. “In Oak Hill, you typically

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    $1.67M

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    $774K - $8.8M

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    48 Listings

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  College Grove

  Those who value a lifestyle in the country with minimal stoplights and houses sitting atop hills come to the right place in College Grove. This rural town, 30 miles south of Nashville, is not on the city sewer system, so developers can’t easily build the area up too much. And for this southern suburb — full of farmland and empty of retail — that’s

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    $1.44M

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    $799K - $7.5M

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    154 Listings

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  Brentwood

  Before its incorporation as a city in 1969, Brentwood was a rural village that boasted no more than a handful of small family restaurants. The city has since transformed into an affluent bedroom community and one of the Nashville metro’s most sought-after suburbs. In 2023, personal finance company WalletHub ranked Brentwood as the third-best small

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    $1.40M

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    $696K - $7.5M

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    209 Listings

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  Leiper's Fork

  Known for whiskey, historical structures and southern comfort food, Leiper’s Fork, Tennessee, is perched near the top of the Natchez Trace Parkway. The two-car lane town is a historic district on the National Register of Historic Places. Galleries, live music, boutiques and spectacular vistas mix with the historical sites. “Leiper’s Fork has

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    $1.32M

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    $418K - $11.4M

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    16 Listings

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  12 South

  In 12 South, bachelorette parties order lavender mimosas and beignets at The Butter Milk Ranch on Sunday morning, longtime residents catch up at the Tuesday night farmers’ market in Sevier Park and parents walk their kids to Kindergarten at Waverly-Belmont Elementary. “There is always some kind of foot traffic, whether it’s locals heading out to

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    $1.25M

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    $436K - $3.8M

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    26 Listings

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  McLemore

  McLemore offers a blend of suburban comfort and peaceful countryside close to one of the Nashville metro’s destination bedroom communities. This area between Franklin and Thompson’s Station primarily consists of rolling farmland and woods, parts of which have made way for lush multi-acre properties and a handful of upscale housing communities. One

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    $1.21M

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    $763K - $2.2M

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    12 Listings

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  Hillwood

  A few minutes west of Music City, the rolling landscape of Tennessee renders a quiet and small-town atmosphere, which is where Hillwood hangs its hat. Living only 8 miles from Nashville, locals feel like they’ve traded in the buzz of the city for space and privacy—without giving up the convenience. The green and spacious suburb has long been

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    $1.19M

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    $419K - $5M

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    39 Listings

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  Cherokee Park

  Located right along the McCabe Golf Course and scenic greenway, Cherokee Park is one of Nashville’s historically charming neighborhoods. Whether it’s Cape Cods or two-story brick Colonial Revivals, the traits of much of these homes evoke the era when they were built. Many of the few hundred houses packed between the railroad tracks and West End

  • Average Value

    $1.19M

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    $380K - $1.8M

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    4 Listings

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  Lookout Mountain

  High above Chattanooga, Lookout Mountain is a small residential community tucked between the dense forests and widely known tourist destinations which carpet the mountain’s slopes. Networks of lesser-traveled hiking and biking trails supplement tourist attractions like the underground waterfalls at Ruby Falls and the views of the Tennessee River

  • Average Value

    $1.15M

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    $420K - $3.9M

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    10 Listings

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  Bethesda

  Despite the gradual development of its rural lands, Bethesda maintains its small town character. “I think the small community, the schools, the people, just the homeliness of it, and the welcoming feeling you get when you meet someone else,” says long-time resident Joyce Smith about the appeal of this community right outside of Spring Hill and

  • Average Value

    $1.15M

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    $769K - $7.2M

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    34 Listings

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  Green Hills

  In 2004, a 14-year-old Taylor Swift performed at the Bluebird Café; it led to a record deal with Big Machine, a hit country album and a decades-long career. The Bluebird has attracted even more visitors to the Hillsboro Pike since the show “Nashville” premiered in 2012, and securing a seat inside the 90-person venue is nearly impossible today.

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    $1.10M

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    $260K - $4.8M

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    186 Listings

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  Triune Area

  Rolling green pastures, country charm and modern conveniences only begin to describe the Triune area of Williamson County. Less than 30 miles south of Nashville, this community is a blend of farmland, woodlands and planned developments. It is home to horse farms and winding rivers. First settled in the early 1800s, the district was originally

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    $1.09M

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    $500K - $5.1M

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    36 Listings

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  Southall

  Located south of one of Nashville’s most affluent suburbs, Southall offers a little more breathing room amidst sweeping views of rolling farmlands. The area based around Southall Road is turning into a regional agritourism destination, and its rural setting provides the ideal backdrop for activities ranging from fly-fishing and kayaking to

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    $1.01M

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    $425K - $3.2M

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    24 Listings

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  Goose Creek

  The Goose Creek area is a vast and growing community on the southern outskirts of Franklin, where subdivisions have gradually taken over rural landscapes. Goose Creek — also the name of a local bypass and stream — stands out with developments like Berry Farms, which began taking off in the 2010s. Residents of the bustling community live just steps

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    $995K

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    $545K - $2.1M

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    41 Listings

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  Pie Town

  Living in Pie Town means bachelorette parties, selfies in front of the Candy Hearts Mural, eating fish tacos when the weather warms up and dancing to neo-soul at the City Winery on Thursdays. Here, old warehouses have been transformed into breweries and guitar shops, and construction cranes dominate the skyline. Like many Nashville-area

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    $983K

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    $646K - $1.5M

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    12 Listings

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  Breeze Hill

  On Tuesday evenings in Breeze Hill, residents walk their dogs to the 12 South Farmers’ Market to fill their bags with fresh tomatoes, locally sourced honey and chicken eggs in various shades of white, beige and blue. Downtown Music City is just over 4 miles — or 20 minutes — north along 12th Avenue, a famous commercial thoroughfare home to the “I

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    $970K

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    $506K - $3.6M

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    4 Listings

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  Sequoyah Hills

  Sequoyah Hills, known to be one of Knoxville’s first suburbs, is a nature-filled peninsula that sits along the Tennessee River. This mostly residential neighborhood is named after the Cherokee scholar Sequoyah, as this land was originally inhabited by Native Americans and is still home to a centuries-old Cherokee burial mound, which is indicated

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    $952K

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    $239K - $2.8M

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    13 Listings

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  Historic Edgefield

  Once its own city during the 1800s, Historic Edgefield was incorporated into Nashville in 1880 and quickly became the city’s most desirable neighborhood. Founded as an escape for Nashville's elite, Edgefield was a quieter neighborhood just across the Cumberland River where doctors, lawyers and businessmen could build their estate homes, away from

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    $947K

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    $200K - $3.6M

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    4 Listings

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  Edgehill

  A-listers like Johnny Cash, Bob Dylan and, more recently, Taylor Swift have all recorded in studios along Nashiville’s Music Row, giving credence to the nickname “Music City, USA” and attracting curious tourists. According to Jana Brown, a Vanderbilt graduate and Realtor with Place, Inc., it’s not uncommon to recognize musicians while out and

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    $946K

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    $453K - $3.1M

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    45 Listings

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  Nolensville

  Nolensville got its name from Revolutionary War veteran William Nolen, who stopped in the area over two centuries ago due to a broken wagon wheel. After noticing the area's wealth of springs, creeks and other resources, Nolen and his family decided to stay. Since its founding, Nolensville has provided a haven away from the noise and bustle of

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    $935K

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    $553K - $3.5M

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    107 Listings

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  Belmont-Hillsboro

  After performances at the Noah Liff Opera Center, crowds flood the spiral staircases and head out into the parking lot. Date night in Belmont-Hillsboro means a pasta dinner at Maggiano’s Little Italy or taking an evening stroll through Centennial Park, famously home to a replica of the Parthenon — it’s one of the reasons Nashville has been

  • Average Value

    $919K

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    $300K - $3.5M

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    129 Listings

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  Westside

  Westside has endured and welcomed metamorphosis, from its past as an industrial district during the early 20th century, to a complete urban renewal as the century ended. Today, the area is seeing yet another exciting growth spurt with the “Westside Evolves” initiative in place and its prime location in the heart of Scenic City. Westside—like much

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    $905K

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    $257K - $2M

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    5 Listings

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