$458,022Average Value$270Average Price per Sq Ft27Homes For Sale
Farmland landscapes in Tennessee City
Hidden in the backwoods of rural Tennessee, Tennessee City is a small town with one diner and one bar along US Route 70. Surrounded by farmland and dotted with creeks, locals enjoy large private lots hidden behind tall oaks. Boasting above-average schools, nearby amenities in Dickson and quiet backcountry roads, the area offers an escape for those seeking the simplicity of country living. “People are really starting to discover Dickson and the areas around it because it’s an easy commute to Nashville. Dickson itself is also reminiscent of a Hallmark movie, with a charming downtown filled with local shops and restaurants,” says Callie Southerland, Realtor with simpliHOM, who has 2 years of experience in the industry.
Modern ranch-style homes on large lots
Winding streets are scattered with traditional homes to small, ranch-style builds and new construction. Prospective homebuyers can expect the price for a single-family house to hover around $350,000, while the median lot size is just under 2.5 acres. “Right around Tennessee City and the rural areas outside Dickson you get way more for your money. Finding land is almost as important as finding a home. So, when you have both, it’s a match made in heaven,” Southerland says. Prices can range from a three-bed newly built rambler for $330,000 to a colonial home on over 6 acres for $473,000. Multimillion-dollar properties are also available, ranging from $1 million to $2.6 million for a traditional farmhouse sitting on 100 acres. Buyers can also opt to build their own home, with 5 to 10-acre tracts priced between $105,000 and $150,000, while 50 to 100-acre tracts can sell for over $1 million.
Homes in Tennessee City have local character.
Tennessee City has many homes that are recently constructed.
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Afternoons in Henslee Park
For outdoor recreation, locals can head to the Tri-City Quarter Horse Club or drive to the nearest park next door in the City of Dickson. Here, locals can explore Henslee Park, which boasts over 4 miles of trails full of joggers in the morning and bikers in the evening. Henslee also has a 25,000 square foot playground with inclusive equipment and a brand new splash pad to escape the summer heat. The park also features a dog park and disc golf course.
Henslee Park welcomes all residents with lush landscaping.
Henslee Park offers residents multiple areas for recreation and sports.
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Eateries in Dickson
Tennessee City is home to one lone Dollar General along Broadway of America Highway for everyday necessities. At the same time, the Piccadilly Club is the only bar in town packed with patrons after work. For a wider range of eateries and retailers, locals can head to neighboring Dickson for dinner at Little Bite of Everything or Las Fajitas Dickson Mexican Restaurant. The Crossings at Dickson features various big box stores, while Harbor Freight Tools and Walmart Supercenter are conveniently next door. Kroger is also nearby, while North Main Street is home to small boutiques like At Home on Main and High Cotton.
A local favorite, Little Bite of Everything, boasts quaint small-town character.
Little Bite of Everything in Tennessee City is well-known for its pimento cheese sandwiches.
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B-rated schools
The Dickson County School District serves the area, scoring above-average ratings on Niche. Students attend Centennial Elementary School, achieving a B-plus, and Dickson Middle School, scoring a B. Boasting a B-minus, Dickson County High School offers a range of afterschool activities such as the DC Travelers Club. The club consists of students from Dickson High and Creek Wood High planning summer trips around Europe and abroad, exposing students to a wide range of cultures, languages and landscapes.
Students grades 9-12 can attend Dickson County High School.
Students of Dickson County High School show their school pride.
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Music under the Tennessee sky
Residents may have little going on in town, but a mere 8 miles away, the city of Dickson holds numerous annual events. Events include Music in the Park, where locals gather at Holland Park and enjoy dancing and singing to live music in the summer, and an annual fishing rodeo for kids during the first week of June. However, in honor of the “old timers” around town, the Old Timers Day Festival is the most significant event of the year, consisting of a parade, live music and activities for kids.
Community connections
US Route 70 is the main road running through town, connecting locals to Dickson to the east and McEwen to the west. US Route 46 is the second major thoroughfare, leading directly into Dickson for residents living further north or west towards Cumberland City. Interstate 40 borders the region to the south, providing locals a straight shot into the heart of downtown Nashville, about 50 miles away.
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Parks in this Area
Buckner Park Playground
Holland Park
J. Dan Buckner Park
Henslee Park
Lake View Park
Buckner Park Swimming Pool
Tennessee City Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Tennessee City, McEwen sell after 33 days on the market compared to the national average of 52 days. The median sale price for homes in Tennessee City, McEwen over the last 12 months is $354,500, down 11% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
Situated along the Piney River and just 40 minutes outside of Nashville lies this unique farm that's been in the same family for decades. Open fields, hardwood timber, river frontage, and multiple building locations give this farm tons of diversity. With 1,500ft of Piney River frontage, you're sure to enjoy many outdoor adventures like fishing, swimming, and canoeing. Multiple build locations
Davis FlemingMossy Oak Properties, Tennessee Land & Farm, LLC
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Newer built (2022) 3 bedroom/2 bath Ranch style sitting on over 2 acres with a barn! Home features a spacious living room with vaulted ceilings, an eat in kitchen with stainless steel appliances and granite counter tops and ample cabinet space. Primary also features vaulted ceiling and a full bath with beautiful marble countertops. Home har hardfloors throughout with carpets in the bedroom
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Average Home Value
Source: Public Records
Property Mix - Square Feet
This Neighborhood Has More Owners
Demographics
Total Population
5,258
Median Age
44
Population Density
1 person/acre
Population under 18
23.7%
On par with the national average
23.8%
Population over 65
21.1%
On par with the national average
19.1%
Finances
Median Household Income
$58,845
Below the national average
$71,702
Average Household Income
$78,044
Education and Workforce
High School Graduates
85.3%
College Graduates
18.5%
Below the national average
34.1%
Advanced Degrees
7%
Below the national average
13.3%
% Population in Labor Force
62.7%
Weather
Annual Precipitation
47''
Average Winter Low Temperature
28°F
Average Summer High Temperature
89°F
Annual Snowfall
15''
Area Factors
Somewhat Bikeable
Bike Score®
26/ 100
Car-Dependent
Walk Score®
0/ 100
Source: Walk Score
Source: Walk Score
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