About 20 miles upstream from Nashville sits the “city by the lake”, Hendersonville. Its nickname is fitting as it holds 26 miles of Old Hickory Lake shoreline within its borders. As of late, Hendersonville has been growing rapidly due to its proximity to the city while still having an abundance of natural beauty combined with more affordable living (while also still offering luxury options).

Hendersonville was founded in the late 1780’s and was home to many Native Americans during that time. The Historic Rock Castle, which is also the oldest home in Middle Tennessee, allows you to explore the history of the city and its relations with Native American tribes of the area. Many well known Nashville-based stars past and present are drawn to Hendersonville for its idyllic location and beauty. One of the most notable, Johnny Cash, and his wife June Carter Cash lived along the banks of Old Hickory Lake in Hendersonville for 35 years. Their home, known as “House of Cash”, still stands, and tourists can drive by and see the home located on Johnny Cash Parkway, of course. Other notable past/present residents include Conway Twitty, Kelly Clarkson, Young Buck, and Taylor Swift.

What Residents are Saying

“You can’t beat the lake life! Old Hickory Lake is beautiful, fun, and always open. The community has everything our family needs, and we’re close enough to the interstate system to get wherever we are going in short order. We love it up here!”

— Jason & Val K., Past Clients and Hendersonville Residents

A unique blend of city living with spacious surroundings makes Hendersonville a great place for families to live in. Most homes are single-family, but still offers multi-family and condo living. It’s a great time to buy in Hendersonville, as home appreciation is up by 7.4% in the last 12 months — what an investment! The average home price in Hendersonville as of now (May ’21) is around $415k with a median price of $355k.

Hendersonville has a strong reputation for having one of the best park systems and greenways in the state. The sprawling shores of Old Hickory Lake allows ample opportunity for water-related recreation such as fishing, boating, and water rafting. The streets of Indian Lake provide an array of shopping and dining options for Hendersonville’s residents including many locally owned boutiques and restaurants, creating the small-town southern feel.

If you’d like to start living better in Hendersonville, don’t hesitant to reach out today!