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Sweet escapes in Forest Hills
Hidden amongst a canopy of greenery just 10 miles away on the outskirts of Nashville, Forest Hills is an independent city that draws nature lovers and privacy seekers. “In Forest Hills, rolling hills and large, private lots are the status quo,” says Richard Courtney, broker at Fridrich & Clark Realty, LLC, who has over 45 years of experience in the real estate industry. Home to one of Nashville’s first suburbs, the area has been described as a community of country estates. The city of Forest Hills was owned by the Compton and Scrugg families during the 19th century, whose beautiful and historic homes still stand in Forest Hills today. Unsurprisingly, those looking for beautiful homes, spacious yards and secluded streets make their way to Forest Hills.
Multimillion-dollar homes on over an acre
Forest Hills’ architectural styles are diverse, ranging from modern to traditional. Luxurious country estates line the neighborhood’s heavily wooded streets, along with updated, midcentury ranch-style homes. “New and custom builds are cropping up, often replacing what were once small ranch homes,” Courtney says. The median sales price for a single-family home hovers around $2,287,500, boasting large private lawns, with median lot sizes around 1.25 acres. A classic colonial can go for $870,000, while a modest Split-Level on almost 3 acres can go for $1.2 million. Homebuyers can score anywhere from a 5,000-square-foot traditional build to a historic 1783 log cabin in the $2 million range. Multimillion-dollar custom homes are standard, reaching as high as $32 million for 20,000 square foot estate spanning over 50 acres.
Forest Hills is a growing neighborhood with new residential developments.
Well-manicured lawns are a frequent sight in Forest Hills.
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B-rated schools in Forest Hills
Although Forest Hills is an independent city, it is still part of the Metro Nashville Public Schools district. Students in the area may attend Percy Priest or Julia Green Elementary School, both scoring B-plus ratings on Niche. Students then move on to John Trotwood Moore Middle School, achieving a B-rating, and Hillsboro Comprehensive High School, scoring a B. Hillsboro High claims distinction as an International Baccalaureate World School and offering career academies in health and science and international business.
Recreation at Richland Country Club
Locals can head to Bison Meadow, a 2 acre prairie with rare wildflowers and natural grasses, for a breath of fresh air or head out along the John C. Lovell Bikeway, which leads to Percy Priest Park, a children’s playground with walking trails. Edwin and Percy Warner Parks are just west of Forest Hills, and Radnor Lake State Park is east of the neighborhood. Both have well-kept hiking trails, special events and visitor centers. The 170-acre Richland Country Club in Forest Hills offers a beautiful golf course on the former Battle of Nashville site. Forest Hills residents often gather at Richland Country Club or Sequoia Swim & Tennis Club for recreation, community events and private parties.
Dining out in neighboring Green Hills
While Forest Hills is mainly residential, neighboring Green Hills is full of fun local restaurants, boutiques, shops, and The Mall at Green Hills. Residents flock to Santo for fresh Mediterranean eats, while Doughbird is known for its house-made pizza and rotisserie chicken. Greenhouse Bar offers a unique ambiance for cocktails before heading to Char Restaurant for an intimate date night. The Bluebird Café, showcasing Nashville’s best and upcoming songwriters, and the Nashville Public Library are also in Green Hills. Whole Foods, Trader Joe’s, and Kroger are clustered around the mall, while The Hill Center Brentwood offers major retailer chains like Nordstrom Rack and REI nearby.
The Mall at Green Hills is heavily visited by residents in Forest Hills.
Residents in Forest Hills can visit Bluebird Cafe for their photo needs.
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Live music at Belle Meade Winery
Nearby attractions include the Vanderbilt Dyer Observatory off Granny White Pike, which hosts concerts, tours and astronomy talks, and the nearby Belle Meade Mansion and Winery. Besides tours, the mansion holds wine and bourbon tastings throughout the year and features live performances in their wine garden every weekend throughout spring and summer. Locals can always head to Nashville proper for annual festivals and events, like the Nashville Cherry Blossom Festival and the Jefferson Street Jazz and Blues Festival.
Commutes along Hillsboro Pike
Commuting to work in Nashville or any part of Middle Tennessee is a breeze from Forest Hills, a car-dependent city 10 miles from downtown. US Route 431, also known as Hillsboro Pike, runs straight through the community, while US Route 254, or Old Hickory Boulevard, is nearby. Interstate 65 is also easily accessible from the neighborhood. Ascension Saint Thomas Hospital West is the nearest hospital, while Nashville International Airport is about 12 miles away.
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