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Nashville is a beautiful, vibrant city to live. This guide will take you through the best neighborhoods in Nashville and what makes them stand out.
These places represent any budget and will accommodate any person or family. The Median Home Price / Sq Ft (source:realtor.com) is listed to provide a better overview. You will also find the best breakfast, lunch, dinner, dessert, beer, and ball in each area. Bon appetit!
Price: $337/Sq.Ft
Postal codes: 37206, 37207, 37213, 37216
East Nashville is the hippest place in town. Young entrepreneurs and families adore this area because of its tranquil environment. During the last decade, it has undergone a massive make-over. This vast district consists of smaller neighborhoods, all worth highlighting. Eastwood is popular due to its central location. Many businesses here are considered the best in their industry. There are dozens of great restaurants,, cozy bars, and grocery stores. Many properties are available, including houses, duplexes, townhouses, and apartments. Though Main Street winds through downtown, this area is somewhat secluded by the river. If that is not a deal-breaker, this community has it a lot to offer.
#Main Street:
#Lockeland Springs:
Price: $381/Sq.Ft
Postal code: 37212
This eastern half of Hillsboro Village tugs between two main strips of vendors. It is a family-friendly, urban area with tons of activities, and offers single-family homes and apartments. It encloses Belmont University and adjoins Vanderbilt University. There are some clothing boutiques, a public library, and a theater with movies and live performances.
#12th Ave South:
#21st Ave South:
#Belmont Blvd:
Price: $540/Sq.Ft
Postal code: 37208
Germantown is a historic, charming neighborhood. It is perfect to accommodate singles or small families in a townhouse or duplex. It sits upon the frigid plains of the North Capitol. Thereby close to downtown, while offering better comfort of living. People who enjoy the outdoors go for a picnic or a hike in the nearby Bicentennial State Park. Bicentennial is loved by locals for its lush greenery, well kept shrubbery, and the community that has sprung up around caring for and enjoying the park.. You can also pick up some fresh local staples, like locally sourced meat and veggies for the kitchen at the nearby Nashville Farmers Market. They also sell flowers and seedlings for vegetables if you want to start your own garden. The neighborhood is compact but merges some of the best restaurants in town.
Price: $762/Sq.Ft
Postal code: 37203
The Gulch is flanking the converging duo of SoBro and downtown. You are never more than 20 minutes away from the beating heart of Honkey Tonk Highway or the museums and cultural scene. This area is perfect for catching the vibe at the many music venues, meeting new people, or hanging out with friends. It is made up of apartment buildings and condos. There is an abundance of cafes, savory grubs, and contemporary eateries.
Price: $373/Sq.Ft
Postal codes: 37204, 37215
From smaller houses to large villas Green Hills has a wide range of accommodations to offer. At the center of Green Hills lies a melting pot of superstores and restaurants that will have you shopping and snacking for hours. Take a 5-minute stroll from Hillsboro Pike, the busy main road, and everything slows down, there are many more windy roads, rolling hills, and green boulevards. The area is home to many prestigious educational institutions. A 20-minute drive gets you downtown. And 10-minutes away to the South-West. Percy Warner Park is close by with a great trail for hiking or a run. Even closer, to the South-East, Radnor Lake State Park.
Price: $687/Sq.Ft
Postal codes: 37203, 37212
It offers a more laid-back nightlife. This area holds the Vanderbilt University Campus and has a wide selection of apartments and condos. Centennial Park unfolds by the feet of the Parthenon is also special. The neighborhood is home to many hospitals as well.
Price: $411/Sq.Ft
Postal code: 37209
The area offers good opportunities for exercise at Climb Nashville, McCabe Golf Court, the Tennis courts, or the Baseball field. The restaurants range from Indian spice to Southern comfort. The bars have a sportier sense about them than the many honky tonks on Main. The residential enclave consists of single-family homes and large duplexes.
#Charlotte Ave:
Price: $428/Sq.Ft
Postal codes: 37203, 37212
The neighborhood itself will not pamper you much, but that is its attraction trait. The housing varies, but most estates are smaller houses and a few large apartment complexes. Priority is on commercial buildings, yet the area provides a handful of restaurants and shops. The center of attention would be Rose Park which houses a middle school, Softball, Baseball and Soccer fields, and a running track. The location, on the other hand, is splendid. Like a horseshoe arching to the West, all other areas in mention wrap Edgehill. Every cluster, the cultural, creative, and chic, is within reach. As a visualization, Music Row stretches at the western line, and The Gulch is across the highway, about 20 minutes north. This area offers an opportunity for people on a tighter budget to settle down.
#Edgehill Ave:
The crime rate in Nashville is above average. Around 1/20 people are victims of a crime, but this includes tourists. If you go bar-hopping on a Friday night on Honkey Tonk Highway, the risk is higher. Around 1/5 of the committed crimes are violent. Taking ordinary precautions will keep you from becoming a statistic.
To examine which areas are innocuous, use a crime map. The website crimemapping.com provides an overview of Nashville with legitimate intel from the local police. The safest neighborhood on this list is Hillsboro-Belmont.
Nashville is a beautiful, vibrant city to live. This guide will take you through the best neighborhoods in Nashville and what makes them stand out.
These places represent any budget and will accommodate any person or family. The Median Home Price / Sq Ft (source:realtor.com) is listed to provide a better overview. You will also find the best breakfast, lunch, dinner, dessert, beer, and ball in each area. Bon appetit!
Price: $337/Sq.Ft
Postal codes: 37206, 37207, 37213, 37216
East Nashville is the hippest place in town. Young entrepreneurs and families adore this area because of its tranquil environment. During the last decade, it has undergone a massive make-over. This vast district consists of smaller neighborhoods, all worth highlighting. Eastwood is popular due to its central location. Many businesses here are considered the best in their industry. There are dozens of great restaurants,, cozy bars, and grocery stores. Many properties are available, including houses, duplexes, townhouses, and apartments. Though Main Street winds through downtown, this area is somewhat secluded by the river. If that is not a deal-breaker, this community has it a lot to offer.
#Main Street:
#Lockeland Springs:
Price: $381/Sq.Ft
Postal code: 37212
This eastern half of Hillsboro Village tugs between two main strips of vendors. It is a family-friendly, urban area with tons of activities, and offers single-family homes and apartments. It encloses Belmont University and adjoins Vanderbilt University. There are some clothing boutiques, a public library, and a theater with movies and live performances.
#12th Ave South:
#21st Ave South:
#Belmont Blvd:
Price: $540/Sq.Ft
Postal code: 37208
Germantown is a historic, charming neighborhood. It is perfect to accommodate singles or small families in a townhouse or duplex. It sits upon the frigid plains of the North Capitol. Thereby close to downtown, while offering better comfort of living. People who enjoy the outdoors go for a picnic or a hike in the nearby Bicentennial State Park. Bicentennial is loved by locals for its lush greenery, well kept shrubbery, and the community that has sprung up around caring for and enjoying the park.. You can also pick up some fresh local staples, like locally sourced meat and veggies for the kitchen at the nearby Nashville Farmers Market. They also sell flowers and seedlings for vegetables if you want to start your own garden. The neighborhood is compact but merges some of the best restaurants in town.
Price: $762/Sq.Ft
Postal code: 37203
The Gulch is flanking the converging duo of SoBro and downtown. You are never more than 20 minutes away from the beating heart of Honkey Tonk Highway or the museums and cultural scene. This area is perfect for catching the vibe at the many music venues, meeting new people, or hanging out with friends. It is made up of apartment buildings and condos. There is an abundance of cafes, savory grubs, and contemporary eateries.
Price: $373/Sq.Ft
Postal codes: 37204, 37215
From smaller houses to large villas Green Hills has a wide range of accommodations to offer. At the center of Green Hills lies a melting pot of superstores and restaurants that will have you shopping and snacking for hours. Take a 5-minute stroll from Hillsboro Pike, the busy main road, and everything slows down, there are many more windy roads, rolling hills, and green boulevards. The area is home to many prestigious educational institutions. A 20-minute drive gets you downtown. And 10-minutes away to the South-West. Percy Warner Park is close by with a great trail for hiking or a run. Even closer, to the South-East, Radnor Lake State Park.
Price: $687/Sq.Ft
Postal codes: 37203, 37212
It offers a more laid-back nightlife. This area holds the Vanderbilt University Campus and has a wide selection of apartments and condos. Centennial Park unfolds by the feet of the Parthenon is also special. The neighborhood is home to many hospitals as well.
Price: $411/Sq.Ft
Postal code: 37209
The area offers good opportunities for exercise at Climb Nashville, McCabe Golf Court, the Tennis courts, or the Baseball field. The restaurants range from Indian spice to Southern comfort. The bars have a sportier sense about them than the many honky tonks on Main. The residential enclave consists of single-family homes and large duplexes.
#Charlotte Ave:
Price: $428/Sq.Ft
Postal codes: 37203, 37212
The neighborhood itself will not pamper you much, but that is its attraction trait. The housing varies, but most estates are smaller houses and a few large apartment complexes. Priority is on commercial buildings, yet the area provides a handful of restaurants and shops. The center of attention would be Rose Park which houses a middle school, Softball, Baseball and Soccer fields, and a running track. The location, on the other hand, is splendid. Like a horseshoe arching to the West, all other areas in mention wrap Edgehill. Every cluster, the cultural, creative, and chic, is within reach. As a visualization, Music Row stretches at the western line, and The Gulch is across the highway, about 20 minutes north. This area offers an opportunity for people on a tighter budget to settle down.
#Edgehill Ave:
The crime rate in Nashville is above average. Around 1/20 people are victims of a crime, but this includes tourists. If you go bar-hopping on a Friday night on Honkey Tonk Highway, the risk is higher. Around 1/5 of the committed crimes are violent. Taking ordinary precautions will keep you from becoming a statistic.
To examine which areas are innocuous, use a crime map. The website crimemapping.com provides an overview of Nashville with legitimate intel from the local police. The safest neighborhood on this list is Hillsboro-Belmont.
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