Nashville neighborhood guides
What it's actually like to live in each neighborhood, what the homes cost and what to check before you buy, from an agent who lives and works on Nashville's west side.
Median price per square foot
Redfin, latest three months available (June to September 2026). Easier to compare than median price, since home sizes vary so much.
West Meade
Nashville, 37205
Big wooded lots, brick ranches and a lot of new builds, right next to Belle Meade. This is my neighborhood, so I'll give it to you straight.
$910Kmedian$378per sq. ft.14Walk ScoreSylvan Park
Nashville, 37209
Old bungalows, new builds, a greenway and a small-town main street, a few minutes from Midtown. And a few minutes from my office.
$1.1Mmedian$396per sq. ft.51Walk ScoreThe Nations
Nashville, 37209
One of the fastest-changing neighborhoods in Nashville: new builds, condos, 51st Avenue's restaurants and that painted silo.
$650Kmedian$328per sq. ft.43Walk ScoreCharlotte Park
Nashville, 37209
Quieter than The Nations, more affordable per square foot, and bordered by the Cumberland River. Here's what to know.
$660Kmedian$285per sq. ft.32Walk ScoreGermantown
Nashville, 37208
One of Nashville's oldest neighborhoods, right next to downtown: Victorian homes, condos, great restaurants and the Farmers' Market down the street.
$507Kmedian$383per sq. ft.75Walk Score