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Germantown

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The Nations

McFerrin Park

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Eastwood/ Porter Heights

Donelson/ Hermitage

Lockeland Springs/ East End

Downtown SoBro Gulch

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Sylvan Park/ Charlotte Corridor

Midtown/ Vanderbilt

BelmontHillsboro

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Edgehill/ Music Row

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Glencliff/ Woodbine

Bellevue

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Belle Meade Green Hills

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Forest Hills

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North Nashville/ Fisk

Germantown

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The Nations

McFerrin Park

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Lockeland Springs/ East End

Downtown SoBro Gulch

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Sylvan Park/ Charlotte Corridor

Midtown/ Vanderbilt

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Edgehill/ Music Row

BelmontHillsboro

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Glencliff/ Woodbine

Bellevue

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NEIGHBORHOODS 1 Arrington 2 Brentwood 3 College Grove

Inglewood

4 Fairview 5 Franklin 6 Leiper’s Fork

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7 Nolensville

Eastwood/ Porter Heights

8 Thompson’s Station

Donelson/ Hermitage

9 Columbia 10 Mt. Pleasant 11 Santa Fe 12 Spring Hill

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Inglewood

Christiana SHELBY PARK

Eastwood/ Porter Heights

Donelson/ RURAL • PEACEFUL Hermitage COMMUNITY-ORIENTED

THE NEIGHBORHOOD PERCY PRIEST LAKE

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Christiana is a charming, rural community nestled on the southern edge of Rutherford County, just south of Murfreesboro. With roots that stretch back to the late 1800s and a longrunning post office in operation since 1894,

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the town retains its small-town character and friendly atmosphere. Rolling farmland, country churches, and scenic landscapes define the area, making it ideal for those who

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appreciate a quieter pace of life while still enjoying access to big-city amenities for work, shopping, and entertainment.

KNOWN FOR Miller’s Grocery – Country Café & Local Hangout

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THE MARKET The Christiana housing market blends rural space

Horse Farms & Countryside Views

with growing residential appeal. It’s generally

Proximity to Murfreesboro for Recreation & Shopping

considered a seller’s market, meaning demand

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for homes currently outpaces supply. You’ll find a variety of housing options here: Single-family homes, homes on larger lots or acreage, starter homes, and new builds and subdivisions.

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Bordeaux

Eagleville

North Nashville/ Fisk

HISTORIC • RURAL COMMUNITY-ORIENTED The

McFerrin Park

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Germantown

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Lockeland Springs/ East End

Downtown

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Sylvan Park/ Eagleville is a small, historic town in Charlotte Corridor

Midtown/ Vanderbilt

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Edgehill/ Music Row

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southern Rutherford County with a tight-knit

BelmontHillsboro

community and a relaxed rural atmosphere.

With a population of around 800 residents,

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Glencliff/ Woodbine

it offers the charm of small-town living while still being within driving distance ofBelle the larger

MeadeLocal cities of Murfreesboro Bellevue and Nashville.

traditions and seasonal events like First Fridays and the Fall 70S Festival bring neighbors

Green Hills

together, and the surrounding farmland, pastures, and rolling hills provide scenic beauty year-round.

Forest Hills

THE MARKET The Eagleville housing market is defined by its rural appeal, limited inventory, and strong demand from buyers seeking space and privacy. Home values tend to be higher than more suburban areas due to larger lot sizes and acreage, with prices varying widely based on land, custom features, and newer construction. Most homes are singlefamily residences, often situated on multiple acres, mini-farms, or scenic countryside lots, with a mix of classic ranch-style homes and custom builds.

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Crieve Hall

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Grindstone Cowboy Sorelles Italian Restaurant & Pizzeria

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Inglewood

Lascassas

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Eastwood/ Porter Heights

Donelson/ Hermitage

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THE NEIGHBORHOOD Lascassas is a small, unincorporated community

located

northeast

of

Murfreesboro in Rutherford County, offering

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a peaceful blend of countryside living with close proximity to city conveniences.

Known for its open landscapes, farmland, and relaxed pace, Lascassas appeals to

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those who want room to breathe without feeling disconnected. Residents enjoy easy access to Murfreesboro, MTSU, and major roadways, making it a popular choice for families, professionals, and anyone seeking a quieter lifestyle just outside town.

KNOWN FOR Rural Living Near Murfreesboro

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The Lascassas housing market is characterized

Open Land & Scenic Roads

single-family homes on larger lots. Properties

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THE MARKET by steady demand and a strong preference for

often feature more land than nearby suburban neighborhoods, with homes ranging from classic ranch-style houses and brick homes to newer builds and custom residences on acreage.

Prices vary based on lot size, age, and location, but overall the market remains competitive as buyers are drawn to the area’s space, privacy, and proximity to Murfreesboro..

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Bordeaux

LaVergne

North Nashville/ Fisk

CONVENIENT • AFFORDABLE FAMILY-FRIENDLY THE NEIGHBORHOOD

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Germantown

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The Nations

Downtown

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Sylvan Park/ Charlotte Corridor

Midtown/ Vanderbilt

Edgehill/ Music Row

BelmontHillsboro

La Vergne is a vibrant city in Rutherford County situated between Nashville and Murfreesboro, offering a suburban feel with easy access to big‑city amenities and major roadways. It’s

Belle Meade

Bellevue

Green Hills

known for its community spirit, proximity to Percy Priest Lake for outdoor recreation, and

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a growing commercial and industrial base that Forest Hills

supports local jobs. With green spaces, parks, and family‑oriented events, La Vergne balances residential comfort with convenient shopping, dining, and entertainment options — all within about a 20–30 minute drive to downtown Nashville or Murfreesboro.

KNOWN FOR Latin & International Restaurants

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THE MARKET La Vergne’s housing market is diverse and generally more affordable compared with many nearby Nashville suburbs, making it popular for first‑time buyers and families. The median listing home price recently hovered around the mid‑$300,000s, with homes ranging from modest starter houses to larger single‑family residences and some townhomes. Inventory includes traditional ranch‑style homes on spacious lots, newer construction in planned neighborhoods, and condos or townhomes for those seeking low‑maintenance living. Its mixed housing stock and steady demand offer options for a range of budgets and lifestyles.

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Murfreesboro

Inglewood

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McFerrin Park

HISTORIC • GROWING Lockeland Germantown VIBRANT Springs/ 65

North Nashville/ Fisk

Donelson/ Hermitage

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East End

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The Nations

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Eastwood/ Porter Heights

Downtown

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Murfreesboro is the largest city in Rutherford County Midtown/ 40

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Sylvan Park/ Charlotte Corridor

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Edgehill/ 40 and serves as the county seat, blending rich history with Music Row Wedgewood Houston

modern growth and a lively community atmosphere.

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Hillsboro

65 INTERNATIONAL 12South Settled in 1811 and once the state capital of Tennessee, AIRPORT

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decades while still retaining historic charm in areas like

Belle Meade

its downtown square and civic architecture. It’s also Green Hills

home to Middle Tennessee State University (MTSU) —

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cultural scene. Murfreesboro offers a mix of suburban comfort and urban amenities, from greenways and parks to boutiques, live music, festivals, and cultural events, all while being part of the broader Nashville metropolitan area.

National Battlefield THE MARKET Murfreesboro’s housing market is broad and active, with median home values generally in the low to mid‑$400,000s and a range of price points depending on neighborhood and home type. Homes here include older brick ranch houses, suburban single‑family homes in established subdivisions, newer construction in planned communities, and a smaller selection of townhomes and condos. The market remains competitive, with listing prices often reflecting steady demand and a relatively balanced pace of sales. Buyers find a variety of choices from entry‑level homes to larger residences on quarter‑acre or more lots, and new developments continue to bring modern floor plans and amenities to the area.

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Rockvale

North Nashville/ Fisk

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Germantown

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The Nations

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Downtown

SoBro Gulch 440

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Sylvan Park/ Charlotte Corridor

Midtown/ Vanderbilt

Edgehill/ Music Row

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Rockvale is a peaceful, rural community in

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southwestern Rutherford County known for its rolling hills, open spaces, and small‑town charm just south of Murfreesboro. Residents

Bellevue

Belle Meade Green Hills

enjoy a quiet lifestyle with easy access to 70S

larger city amenities, making it popular for families, commuters, and anyone seeking

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Forest Hills

countryside living without sacrificing

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convenience. The community has strong local schools, close‑knit neighborhood energy, and traditions that reflect its deep roots in rural Tennessee culture. Rockvale also benefits

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Rockvale Store Rockvale 4th of July Celebration & Turkey Shoot Fried Tater Café

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THE MARKET The housing market features a mix of newer subdivisions, townhomes, and established neighborhoods. Relative affordability and new construction options continue to attract firsttime and move-up buyers.

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Bordeaux

Smyrna

Inglewood

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McFerrin Park

SHELBY PARK

GROWING • FAMILY-FRIENDLY Lockeland Germantown OUTDOOR Springs/ 65

North Nashville/ Fisk

Donelson/ Hermitage

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East End

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The Nations

Eastwood/ Porter Heights

Downtown

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Sylvan Park/ Charlotte Corridor

Midtown/

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Belle Meade

to a growing population, abundant parks and

Green Hills greenways, and a mix of historic sites and modern 70S

amenities. Smyrna’s strategic location near24 major 65 Crieve roadways, green spaces like Percy Priest Lake, and

Forest Hills

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Percy Priest Lake

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both outdoor recreation and big‑city offerings, while maintaining a welcoming small‑town feel.

THE MARKET Smyrna’s housing market remains active and somewhat competitive, with a median home sale price around $395,000 — slightly lower than many nearby areas — and homes typically selling in a couple of months, reflecting steady buyer interest. Most housing here consists of single‑family homes including ranch‑style and traditional builds, newer construction in planned neighborhoods, and some townhomes and condos as well, offering options for first‑time buyers, growing families, and downsizers alike. Many properties include comfortable lots and proximity to parks, schools, and community amenities, making Smyrna appealing for suburban living close to both Nashville and Murfreesboro.

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SUMNER COUNTY

Inglewood

SHELBY PARK

Eastwood/ Porter Heights

Gallatin

Donelson/ Hermitage

HISTORIC • LAKESIDE COMMUNITY-FOCUSED PERCY PRIEST LAKE

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THE NEIGHBORHOOD Gallatin is a vibrant city in northern Sumner County with a strong identity rooted in history, community life, and scenic surroundings along Old Hickory Lake.

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It blends a revitalized historic downtown square — with locally‑owned shops, cafés, restaurants, and community events — with easy access to outdoor 24

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recreation and modern conveniences. Gallatin hosts festivals, concerts on the square, farmers markets, and parades that bring neighbors together throughout the year, and its walkable core gives it

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Old Hickory Lake Main Street Festival

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The Guilty Grind

a welcoming small‑town feel despite growing in population and activity.

THE MARKET Gallatin’s housing market is active and competitive, with a median home sale price around $415,000 and prices trending upward as the city grows, though it typically remains more affordable than nearby Nashville. Homes here range from historic residences near the downtown square to newer suburban neighborhoods and lakeside properties around Old Hickory Lake, offering a mix of single‑family homes, townhomes, and larger estate‑style houses. Buyers are drawn to Gallatin for its blend of character, variety of housing options, and value relative to nearby larger cities, with properties often providing space, community amenities, and easy access to parks and water recreation.

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Goodlettsville

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Bordeaux

North Nashville/ Fisk

HISTORIC • ACCESSIBLE COMMUNITY-ORIENTED The

McFerrin Park

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Midtown/ Vanderbilt

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Edgehill/ Music Row

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Sumner and Davidson Counties just north of

BelmontHillsboro

Nashville, combining small‑town character with easy access to big‑city amenities. It’s

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known for its historic roots that go back to frontier settlements and its vibrant Belle Main Meade

Bellevue Street Antique District filled with boutiques,

specialty shops, and local eateries, offering

Green Hills

a welcoming and 70S community‑focused atmosphere. Goodlettsville also has abundant parks, green space, and cultural

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located minutes from Interstate‑65 and

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Nashville — making it popular with families, commuters, and anyone who wants a blend of history, modern living, and convenience.

THE MARKET Homes here include a mix of single‑family homes, ranch styles, and some townhomes or condos, with many properties offering comfortable yards, suburban charm, and convenient commuting access. While prices fluctuate with market shifts, Goodlettsville continues to attract buyers seeking space, residential variety, and a community that’s balanced between quieter neighborhoods and proximity to Nashville.

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Goodlettsville’s Antique District

Forest attractions, all while being convenientlyHills

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Rivergate Mall Forest Lawn Memorial Gardens

Inglewood

SHELBY PARK

Eastwood/ Porter Heights

Hendersonville

Donelson/ Hermitage

LAKESIDE • FAMILY-FRIENDLY GROWING PERCY PRIEST LAKE

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THE NEIGHBORHOOD Hendersonville is a thriving city in northern Sumner County along the scenic shores of Old Hickory Lake, known for blending suburban convenience with

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abundant outdoor lifestyle opportunities. Located about 20–25 minutes northeast of Nashville, it offers residents the best of both worlds — easy access to city amenities and a quieter, community‑oriented

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setting with access to boating, fishing, parks, trails, and lakefront living. Its charming neighborhoods, highly rated schools, and lively local culture make Hendersonville a popular choice for families,

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Old Hickory Lake

professionals, and anyone who appreciates both active and relaxed lifestyles near the water.

CATCH land & sea

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Drakes Creek Park

THE MARKET You’ll find a mix of housing styles here, from mid‑century ranches and traditional single‑family homes in established neighborhoods to newer builds in planned communities and upscale lakefront estates with private docks on Old Hickory Lake. Townhomes and condos are also available for those seeking less maintenance, while lake‑adjacent properties and neighborhoods like Drake’s Pointe and Meadows of Indian Lake are especially popular for their scenic views and outdoor access. Overall, Hendersonville offers housing options for a range of lifestyles and budgets, with strong long‑term appeal thanks to its amenities, schools, and location near both Nashville and the water.

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Portland

North Nashville/ Fisk

HISTORIC • AGRICULTURAL COMMUNITY-ORIENTED

Germantown

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Sylvan Park/ Charlotte Corridor

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Downtown

Midtown/ Vanderbilt

Edgehill/ Music Row

BelmontHillsboro

Portland is a small, welcoming city in Sumner County near the Kentucky state line, known for its deep agricultural roots, friendly feel, and rich local traditions. The community grew around the railroad in the late 1800s and formally incorporated

Belle Meade

Bellevue

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in 1905, with its historic downtown centered on century‑old brick buildings and small businesses.

Forest Hills

Today, Portland retains that small‑town charm while

RADNOR STATE PARK

offering easy access to regional job centers and local parks, a Thursday farmers market in Richland Park during warmer months, and community spirit that’s especially on display at annual celebrations.

THE MARKET

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Most properties are single‑family homes, including

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Portland Middle Tennessee Strawberry Festival Milo Coffee House

ranch‑style houses, and newer construction on

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for more land and open space compared with urban areas, with scattered acreages, modest family homes, and some newer developments providing variety.

Overall, Portland remains a market where homes often sell within a couple of months at or near listing price, and inventory offers options without the intense pressure seen in larger metro areas.

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The Nations

Germantown

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Lockeland Springs/ East End

Downtown

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Sylvan Park/ Charlotte Corridor

SoBro Gulch Midtown/ 40 White House is a vibrant and rapidly Vanderbilt Edgehill/ Music Row Wedgewood growing city Houston just north of Nashville that

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Belle Meade

The town traces its origins back to an 1829 Green Hills stagecoach inn — famously painted white —

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Today, White House blends historic PARK

roots with ongoing development, new neighborhoods, and expanding amenities, all within an easy commute to Nashville, I‑65, and the surrounding region.

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THE MARKET Buyers in White House will find a mix of new construction and established homes, from ranch‑style houses and classic brick homes to modern Craftsman builds in expanding subdivisions. Many properties feature generous lots and family‑friendly layouts, and there are options ranging from affordable starter homes in the low‑$300,000s to larger estates and some higher‑end properties on spacious land. The community’s schools, parks, and location close to major employment corridors continue to make it an attractive place for families and commuters alike.

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WILSON COUNTY

SHELBY PARK

Eastwood/ Porter Heights

Lebanon

Donelson/ Hermitage

HISTORIC • SMALL-TOWN • ACTIVE PERCY PRIEST LAKE

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THE NEIGHBORHOOD Lebanon is a welcoming city in Wilson County about 30 miles east of Nashville that combines charming historic character with growing amenities and

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residential neighborhoods with parks, outdoor Antioch

recreation, and easy access to major highways for commuting or travel. Lebanon’s history includes early cedar forests that inspired its name, and that sense of heritage lives on in local landmarks, annual celebrations, and community pride. Living here offers a balance of small‑town friendliness and convenient access to city life, shopping, and regional attractions.

KNOWN FOR Wilson County Fair Tennessee State Fair

You’ll find a strong mix of housing types — from historic

Cedar City Brewing Company

the downtown square to newer construction in planned

Capitol Theatre

townhouse options. Many properties offer comfortable

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subdivisions, traditional single‑family residences, and

yards and quiet streets, and newer neighborhoods around the city provide contemporary floor plans and community amenities. Overall, the real estate landscape in Lebanon appeals to a range of buyers, from first‑time homeowners to families and those seeking stylish newer builds with suburban convenience.

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Mt. Juliet

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Bordeaux

North Nashville/ Fisk

GROWING • CONVENIENT COMMUNITY-ORIENTED THE NEIGHBORHOOD

Germantown

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The Nations

McFerrin Park

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Mount Juliet is a thriving city in Wilson

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County just east of Nashville, known for

Sylvan Park/ Charlotte Corridor its welcoming small‑town feel combined

Midtown/ Vanderbilt

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Edgehill/ Music Row

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with modern amenities and convenient

BelmontHillsboro

access to big‑city resources. Often called the “City Between the Lakes” because of

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Glencliff/ Woodbine

its location between Old Hickory Lake and Percy Priest Lake, Mount Juliet offers plenty Belle

Meade

Bellevue of outdoor recreation, highly rated schools,

Green Hills

and a strong sense of community identity as it continues to grow.

70S Its proximity to Interstate 40, a major commuter rail line, and Nashville International Airport enhances its appeal for families, professionals, and

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RADNOR STATE PARK

anyone seeking a blend of suburban calm

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and urban convenience.

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THE MARKET Most housing consists of single‑family homes — including traditional ranches, newer construction in planned neighborhoods, and larger modern builds — with many properties offering comfortable lots and family‑friendly layouts. Townhomes and condos are available at lower price points, and homes tend to spend moderate time on the market compared with national averages. The market appeals to a range of buyers, from first‑time homeowners and growing families to those seeking more space and convenience near Nashville.

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Watertown

SHELBY PARK

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Donelson/ Hermitage

CHARMING • HISTORIC COMMUNITY-ORIENTED PERCY PRIEST LAKE

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THE NEIGHBORHOOD Watertown is a small, historic town in Wilson County, about 40 miles east of Nashville, known for its classic small‑town feel and tight‑knit community. The rural streets and scenic surroundings give the town a

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peaceful, “Green Acres” vibe where locals know each other and weekend conversations can start at the local café or hardware store. The revitalized 24

town square features unique shops, eateries, and Antioch

community gathering spots, while year‑round events and festivals help preserve a close community spirit amid its quiet country charm.

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The Watertown housing market reflects its rural and historic character, offering a mix of housing styles from brick ranch‑style homes and cozy cottages to larger country farmhouses on expansive acreage. Mid‑range homes often list around the $400,000 s, though prices vary widely from more modest homes to high‑end custom builds in the countryside, and lots with acreage are available to build your own dream property. The community’s pace tends to be slower than nearby metro areas, with homes spending a moderate amount of time on market, making it appealing for buyers who value space and tranquility over hustle and growth pressure.

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Rutherford County Resources GOVERNMENT rutherfordcountytn.gov/ One Public Square, Room 101 Murfreesboro, TN 37130 Emergency Services Sheriff’s Office Rutherford County Sheriff’s Office rutherfordcountytn.gov/sheriff-division Address: 940 New Salem Highway, Murfreesboro, TN 37129 Non‑Emergency: 615.898.7777 Emergency: 911 Fire & Rescue / Fire Marshal Rutherford County Fire Rescue Fire Marshal rm.rutherfordcountytn.gov/fire-marshal Address (Admin & HQ) 2785 Barfield Rd Murfreesboro, TN 37128 615.867.4626 Emergency Management Rutherford County Emergency Management Agency rutherfordcountytn.gov/ema/ Chamber of Commerce Rutherford County Chamber of Commerce rutherfordchamber.org/ 3050 Medical Center Parkway Murfreesboro, TN 37129

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615.893.6565 Post Office United States Postal Service usps.com/

UTILITIES & SERVICES Water Services Consolidated Utility District of Rutherford County (CUDRC) cudrc.com/ 709 New Salem Highway Murfreesboro, TN 37129 Customer Service: 615.893.7225 Murfreesboro Water Resources (city water/sewer) via Rutherford Works utilities page.

Natural Gas Atmos Energy atmosenergy.com 334 West Lokey Avenue Murfreesboro, TN 37130 Electric Service Middle Tennessee Electric (MTE) (Multiple offices including 555 New Salem Highway Murfreesboro, TN 37129 (and Smyrna locations) Waste & Recycling Rutherford County Solid Waste & Recycling rutherfordcountytn.gov/solidwaste

Sumner County Resources GOVERNMENT Sumner County Government sumnercountytn.gov/ 355 Belvedere Drive Gallatin, TN 37066 (Main County Government offices) Sumner County Courthouse & Clerk 155 East Main Street, Room 3600 Gallatin, TN 37066

EMERGENCY SERVICE Sheriff’s Office Sumner County Sheriff’s Office – sumnersherifftn.gov/ 117 W Smith Street Gallatin, TN 37066 615.452.2616 Sumner County Emergency Management Agency (EMA) sumnerema.org/ 255 Airport Road Gallatin, TN 37066 615.452.7584 Sumner County 911 Emergency Communications District (ECD) ecd.sumnercountytn.gov/ (Dispatch for police/fire/EMS; contact for non‑emergency and GIS) 615.451.1200 Fire & EMS Departments (County & Municipal) Here are several fire/EMS departments in Sumner County (addresses approximate/PO Box where listed): Gallatin Fire Department 119 Chief Billy Crook Blvd Gallatin, TN 37066 23

Number One Volunteer Fire Department 1314 Douglas Bend Rd Gallatin, TN 37066 Shackle Island Volunteer Fire Dept.

PO Box 2271 Hendersonville, TN 37077 Cottontown Fire Department PO Box 81 Cottontown, TN 37048 Southeast Community Fire Department PO Box 2155 Castalian Springs, TN 37031 Highland Volunteer Fire Department PO Box 7953 Portland, TN 37148 Oak Grove Community Fire Department PO Box 164 Portland, TN 37148 Westmoreland Volunteer Fire Department PO Box 8 Westmoreland, TN 37186 Millersville Fire Department 1246 Louisville Hwy Millersville, TN 37072 Emergency Non‑Emergency Contact Emergency: 911 Sumner County Emergency Communications Center non‑emergency: 615.451.3838 Gallatin Area Chamber of Commerce gallatintn.org/ 117 W Main Street

Gallatin, TN 37066 615.452.4000 Hendersonville Chamber of Commerce hendersonvillechamber.com/

Beech High School 171 E Thompson Lane Hendersonville, TN 37075

UTILITIES & SERVICES

Portland High School 700 College Street Portland, TN 37148

Water & Sewer / Natural Gas / Electric Gallatin Public Utilities Water/Sewer | 615.451.5922

ENTERTAINMENT & RECREATION

Hendersonville Utility District Water/Sewer | 615.824.3717 Portland Utilities | 615.325.6776 White House Utility District | 615.672.4110 Cumberland Electric Membership Corp Electric | 800.987.2362 Gallatin Electric Department 615.452.5152 Tri‑County Electric Membership Corp 615.644.2221 Piedmont Natural Gas (Natural Gas, regional) 615.734.1400

SCHOOLS Sumner County Schools sumnerschools.org/ District Office 695 West Main Street Gallatin, TN 37066

Visitors / Tourism Sumner County Tourism SumnerTN.com (via Gallatin Area Chamber listing) 2310 Nashville Pike Gallatin, TN 37066 615.230.8474 | 888.301.7886

PARKS & RECREATION Sumner County Parks & Recreation sumnercountytn.gov/departments/ parks/ State Parks Bledsoe Creek State Park 2120 Cedar Hill Rd Gallatin, TN 37066

GOLF COURSES Twelve Stones Golf Club twelvestonesgolfclub.com/ Long Hollow Golf Course Local courses often listed on golf directory sites.

(Search each site for address & tee times.)

Gallatin High School 501 Long Hollow Pike Gallatin, TN 37066 Station Camp High School 1041 Joe B. Jackson Parkway, Gallatin, TN 37066 24

Wilson County Resources GOVERNMENT Wilson County Government www.wilsoncountytn.gov/ 228 East Main Street Lebanon, TN 37087 (County offices including Courthouse, Mayor’s Office, and Clerk) Emergency Services Sheriff’s Office Wilson County Sheriff’s Office wcso95.org/contact-us/ 105 East High Street Lebanon, TN 37087 615.444.1412 Fire & EMS Wilson County Emergency Management Agency (EMA) wilsonema.com/ 110 Oak Street Lebanon, TN 37087 615.444.8799 (Non‑emergency) Lebanon Fire Department Address: 112 Hartmann Drive Lebanon, TN 37087 615‑443‑2903 Mt. Juliet Fire Department 2425 North Mt. Juliet Road Mt. Juliet, TN 37122 615.754.2552 Watertown Volunteer Fire Department 300 East Main Street Watertown, TN 37184 615.237.3626 Emergency: Dial 911 for life‑threatening

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Chamber of Commerce Lebanon‑Wilson County Chamber of Commerce lebanonwilsonchamber.com/ 149 Public Square Lebanon, TN 37087 615.444.5503 Post Office USPS United States Postal Service tools.usps.com/find-location.htm Lebanon Post Office: 226 East Gay Street, Lebanon, TN 37087 1‑800‑ASK‑USPS

UTILITIES & SERVICES Water & Sewer City/town water & sewer services vary by municipality (e.g., Mt. Juliet, Lebanon, Watertown, and rural Wilson County). Local city halls can provide exact service details.

Natural Gas / Electric / Telecom Piedmont Natural Gas piedmontng.com/ (service in many parts of Wilson County) Middle Tennessee Electric Membership Corp (MTEMC) mtemc.com/ (electric service) Xfinity | my.xfinity.com/ AT&T | att.com/ Dish | dish.com/

PUBLIC LIBRARIES

MUSEUMS & CULTURES

Lebanon‑Wilson County Public Library (Main branch) 108 South Hatton Avenue Lebanon, TN 37087 615.444.0632 youseemore.com/lebanon‑wilson/

Wilson County Museum 236 West Main Street Lebanon, TN 37087 615.444.9127

SCHOOLS Wilson County Schools (district) – wcschools.com/ District Office: 415 Harding Drive Lebanon, TN 37087 615.444.3282 Some high schools in the county include: Wilson Central High School 419 Wildcat Way Lebanon, TN 37087 Green Hill High School 220 N. Greenhill Road Mt. Juliet, TN 37122

PARKS & RECREATION Cedars of Lebanon State Park tnstateparks.com/parks/cedars-of-lebanon 328 Cedar Forest Rd. Lebanon, TN 37090 615.443.2769

THEATER & ENTERTAINMENT Capitol Theatre Downtown Lebanon 110 W Main St Lebanon, TN 37087 615.784.4014 capitoltheatretn.com/

GOLF COURSES & RECREATION

Visitors / Tourism

Pine Creek Golf Course 1835 Logue Rd Mt. Juliet, TN 37122 615.449.7272 pinecreekgolf.net/

Wilson County TN Convention & Visitors Bureau visitwilsontn.com/ 203 East Main Street Lebanon, TN 37087

Lebanon Golf Course 1300 Coles Ferry Pike Lebanon, TN 37087 615.444.8300 lebanongolfandcountryclub.com/

ENTERTAINMENT & RECREATION

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