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Nolensville

WILLIAMSON COUNTY · MIDDLE TENNESSEE

Nolensville has managed something I don't see often — it's kept its historic main-street core while building out some genuinely well-regarded newer neighbourhoods around it. Drive a few minutes in any direction and you're back into open countryside. Families come to me asking for Nolensville by name precisely for that combination: newer housing stock paired with a real small-town centre, rather than a subdivision dropped at the edge of a highway.

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Nolensville

Average Sales Price
$1,466,973
Median Sales Price
$916,560
Total Listings
272
Population Data provided by Attom Data
11,759
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Attributes Average Median
Bathrooms 3.61 4
Bedrooms 3.77 4
Year Built 2015 2021
Lot Size 261,502 Sqft 10,890 Sqft
Taxes $2,664 $2,835
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11.8K
11.8K in 2020

Density

319.5
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4.1K
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7% Associate
36% Bachelor
17% Graduate
17% High School
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Living in Nolensville.

What strikes me about Nolensville is how it's grown without losing itself — the old main-street core is still there, still the heart of the place, while newer neighbourhoods have filled in around it with genuine care rather than haste. Rural edges are never far away; a short drive puts you back among open fields. It's the kind of town families shortlist on purpose, usually weighing a newer build against the pull of living somewhere with an actual centre.

What the housing looks like

Newer family subdivisions make up the bulk of what's available.
Custom homes on larger lots sit alongside the planned neighbourhoods.
A small stock of older village houses remains near the historic core.
Families often choose Nolensville for newer housing paired with a genuine town centre.

Thinking about Nolensville?

I've worked across Middle Tennessee and internationally, and I'm happy to talk through whether Nolensville is the right fit — buying, selling, or relocating. No pressure, no obligation, just a straight conversation about the area and your options.