GuidesSix neighborhoods
Know the street before the house.
I work in six neighborhoods and know them block by block. Hover over or tab through the map to compare them, then dive into each guide.
Neighborhood map
The guides
01
East Nashville
Porches, music and Five Points
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Victorian and craftsman homes on deep lots, a bar and restaurant scene at Five Points, and the Shelby Bottoms greenway on the river. The most character per dollar in the city, and buyers know it.
- Victorians
- Five Points
- Shelby Bottoms
Best for: Creative types, first move-up buyers, anyone who wants to know their neighbors
02
Inglewood
Big lots, mid-century bones
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Ranches and Tudor cottages on a third of an acre, a short drive from East Nashville. Gallatin Pike has filled up with good restaurants, and prices still leave room for a renovation budget.
- Ranch homes
- Big yards
- Value
Best for: First-time buyers, gardeners, people with dogs (or plans for one)
03
Germantown
Brick, restaurants and the market
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Nashville’s oldest neighborhood: brick rowhouses, new townhomes and condos a walk from the farmers market, the ballpark and some of the best restaurants in town. Lock-and-leave living.
- Townhomes
- Walkable
- Condos
Best for: Downsizers, frequent travelers, people who never want to mow again
04
The Nations
Modern builds, breweries, the Silo
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A former rail-yard neighborhood remade with tall, skinny modern homes, breweries and coffee shops, plus the painted grain silo everyone photographs. Easy access to I-40 and the west side.
- New construction
- Breweries
- Commuter-friendly
Best for: Young professionals, buyers who want new and low maintenance
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Sylvan Park
Bungalows on the state streets
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Craftsman bungalows on streets named for states, a walkable strip on Murphy Road and the Richland Creek Greenway. It sells fast: well-priced homes rarely last a weekend.
- Bungalows
- Greenway
- Walkable
Best for: Young families, runners, people who like a village feel
06
12South
Sevier Park and the shops
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Cottages and new builds a block or two from the 12th Avenue shops, coffee and Sevier Park. The priciest of my six neighborhoods, and the one people fall for on a Saturday morning.
- Sevier Park
- Boutiques
- New builds
Best for: Move-up buyers and anyone who wants to walk everywhere
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