Hendersonville, Tennessee
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Hendersonville

SUMNER COUNTY · MIDDLE TENNESSEE

Hendersonville is built along the lake shore north-east of Nashville, and it shows in the layout of the town itself — docks, waterfront homes, marinas, a long-established residential community that has grown up facing the water rather than around a centre. It's more suburban in feel than Gallatin, with the shoreline doing the work a town square might do elsewhere.

TN

Hendersonville

Average Sales Price
$733,139
Median Sales Price
$575,320
Total Listings
517
Population Data provided by Attom Data
59,336
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Attributes Average Median
Bathrooms 3.02 3
Bedrooms 3.48 3
Year Built 2000 2004
Lot Size 54,941 Sqft 12,196 Sqft
Taxes $2,675 $2,492
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Population

59.3K
59.3K in 2020

Density

919.3
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23K
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7% Associate
22% Bachelor
11% Graduate
27% High School
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Living in Hendersonville.

Hendersonville reads as a shoreline community first and a town second. Streets curve to follow the water, driveways end at private docks, and the pace of the place is set by the lake rather than any commercial centre. It's more suburban and residential than Gallatin's square-and-courthouse feel, and that's exactly what draws people who want water at the back door and an established neighbourhood around them.

What the housing looks like

Waterfront and water-view homes along the shoreline
Established lakeside neighbourhoods
Newer subdivisions set back from the shore
Water frontage, water view and water access are three different things — worth being precise before you shortlist

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