It may not be as flashy as its larger neighbor Nashville, but a growing number of people consider this little town the best place to live in the Nashville area. Only 20 minutes away from the big city-- and a strong, vital local economy with plenty of jobs-- beautiful Hendersonville is the perfect place to relax after a long week and reconnect with friends and family.
In 2012, Money magazine selected the city as one of its "Best Places to Live," citing a strong economy and great schools. Family Circle also noted the city as a great place for families, naming it one of its "Top Ten Cities for Families." If you're among many prospective Hendersonville residents who are raising a family, or would like to do so in the future, you'll breathe a sigh of relief to hear that. To see a complete list of the real estate in Hendersonville, check out our list of home builders in Nashville.
As Money magazine noted, the area's schools have an excellent reputation. This is undeniably one of the best districts in the state. Your kids will emerge from a Hendersonville education with the skills to succeed in whatever they choose to do after graduation.
Of course, just as adults need a break now and then, kids can't study all the time either. Good thing there are lots of parks scattered around Hendersonville, perfect to blow off steam in such a naturally beautiful area. One of the town's most obvious geographic features is Old Hickory Lake. In Hendersonville there's a good chance your next home could include a lake view. With a Hendersonville shoreline over 26 miles long, the lake is hard to miss from almost any address in town.
Hendersonville is no cookie-cutter suburb, either. This is a place with history and character. In fact, two local architectural gems found their way onto the National Register of Historic Places: the first is an old limestone mansion known as Rock Castle, and the second is a very historic plantation home called the Spring Hill Mansion. There's also Trinity Music City, or as you might think of it, Nashville with a twist. Residents consider Trinity Music City, nestled in one of the most exclusive parts of town, as the high church of gospel music.
As you dig deeper into the Nashville real estate market, keep little Hendersonville in mind. This town could help you launch the next phase of your career in Nashville-- while maintaining strong family ties at home.
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Stay within your budget. Here are all of the Hendersonville subdivisions with new homes in popular price ranges.
Market Overview: New Construction Homes in Hendersonville, TN
Here is a quick overview of new housing developments in Hendersonville and the new construction market for new build homes in Hendersonville:
| City | Hendersonville |
| State | Tennessee |
| Metro Area | Nashville |
| Subdivisions | 189 |
| Move in Ready Homes | 568 |
| Homes Under Construction | 405 |
| Starting Price | $100,000 |
| Average Price | $643,401 |
| Price Per Square Foot | $231 |
| New Home Builders | 58 |
| Builders in Hendersonville | |
Customizable Options in Hendersonville
| Floor Plans Available | 1,646 |
| Bedroom Count | 1 to 5 |
| Bathroom Count | 1 to 6 |
| Square Footage Range | 954 to 7,809 sq/ft. |
