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Gallatin

SUMNER COUNTY · MIDDLE TENNESSEE

Gallatin is the Sumner County seat, and it carries that history well — a stately square, a long local story, and a town centre that still functions as one. What sets it apart is that this historic fabric sits alongside lake frontage on the north side of the reservoir. I don't see that combination often: genuine small-town character and water access in the same place.

TN

Gallatin

Average Sales Price
$678,155
Median Sales Price
$464,045
Total Listings
683
Population Data provided by Attom Data
43,861
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Bathrooms 2.91 3
Bedrooms 3.3 3
Year Built 2009 2020
Lot Size 83,377 Sqft 8,276 Sqft
Taxes $2,205 $1,900
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Population

43.9K
43.9K in 2020

Density

363.4
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17K
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7% Associate
14% Bachelor
6% Graduate
32% High School
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Living in Gallatin.

Gallatin feels like a town with its own centre of gravity, not a suburb of somewhere else. The square is genuinely in use — shops, courthouse, shade trees — and that civic identity runs right through the residential streets around it. Then the lake appears on the north side of town, and the character shifts again toward boats, docks and a slower pace. Few places pair both as naturally as Gallatin does.

What the housing looks like

Historic in-town homes near the square
Established neighbourhoods around the historic core
Newer construction on the edges of town
Lake-area properties on the north side of the reservoir

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