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Davidson County

Nashville (the state capital) sits as the heart of this county, known for vibrant neighborhoods like East Nashville and Germantown.

Also includes smaller communities such as Belle Meade and Forest Hills, featuring stately residences and lush greenery.

Williamson County

Franklin, a charming historic town with Civil War landmarks and a lively Main Street.

Brentwood, known for upscale neighborhoods, premier schools, and a family-friendly atmosphere.

Fairview and College Grove, offering rural and suburban living with strong community feel.

Rutherford County

Murfreesboro, a fast-growing city with a rich history and frequent home remodels.

Smaller towns like Eagleville, La Vergne, and Smyrna, each offering a mix of suburban, rural, and light commercial development.

Sumner County

Hendersonville, often called “The City by the Lake,” with lakeside homes on Old Hickory Lake.

Gallatin and Portland, combining historic districts with newer residential areas.

Bethpage and Westmoreland, valued for their scenic countryside appeal.

Wilson County

Lebanon, home to downtown revitalization, the country music hall, and several planned subdivisions.

Mt. Juliet, a commuter-friendly suburb with flourishing retail and community parks.

Watertown, a small town with local charm and traditional Tennessee character.

Robertson County

Springfield, the county seat with historic architecture and a quiet hometown vibe.

Greenbrier and Orlinda, offering quieter, rural-residential settings.

Maury County

Columbia, featuring historic homes, downtown nightlife, and robust remodeling demand.

Mount Pleasant, known for its close-knit community and scenic farmland.

Cheatham County

Ashland City, with its scenic riverside location and growing residential areas.

Bellevue (western Nashville extension) and Pegram, blending suburban calm with accessibility to the city.