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Diverse community with vintage character
This south Nashville neighborhood Dolly Parton once called home is a diverse community that has been able to keep much of its original mid-20th century character. Glencliff — or Woodbine, depending on who’s asked — has long-time residents like some Korean War veterans and other families who have been in their homes for decades. But it has also attracted younger buyers looking for more affordable price points than in other parts of Nashville increasingly populated by new builds. “It gives you that same kind of feel of an established neighborhood, versus the five-year old neighborhood 10 miles down the highway, where the houses are on top of each other,” says Bobby Hite, a broker with Bobby Hite Co. REALTORS, who’s made several sales in Glencliff. Jason Todd, a Realtor with the Wilson Group Real Estate Services, echoes some of his peer’s comments. “The location is excellent,” Todd, who’s made five sales in Glencliff, says. “It’s kind of one of our last undeveloped frontiers, so to speak. It’s within five minutes or so to downtown, close proximity to the airport. It’s a quiet, single-family neighborhood for the most part.” Glencliff also boasts a strong multi-cultural community, as seen through its dining scene and a handful of houses of worship that cater to the community’s Hispanic Catholic and Muslim populations. “It’s just a very vibrant international restaurant community up and down Nolensville Pike. You can eat anything from Mexican, Guatemalan, Venezuelan, Thai, Uzbekistan. Kurdish. You name it, it’s there,” says Scott Troxel, a Realtor with Keller Williams Music City, who’s made six sales in Glencliff. “Historically that was a very affordable area, and a lot of the refugees and immigrant communities were drawn to that area because it was affordable.”
Mid-20th century ranch-styles and Cape Cods on generous urban lots
Much of the homes in Glencliff consist of single-story and mid-20th-century houses on lots that can run between a quarter to half acre. Groups of trees and shrubs packed on front yards are not uncommon and some properties feature chain link fences and gravel and grass driveways. “They’re really well built cottages with hardwood floors. The yards are very generous as far as an urban kind of lot goes. So, there’s room for a garden or for a detached garage,” Troxel says. “It’s also unique in that there are very few sidewalks in the neighborhood, but on most of the side streets the traffic is not overwhelming, so you can just walk on the street basically.” The common builds here are ranch-style, Craftsman bungalow, Cape Cod and minimal Traditional. The red brick exteriors that were common in these homes’ era are prevalent, but there are also other sidings like clapboard. Price points for these homes that are often between 1,000 and 1,500 square feet can run between the mid-$300,000s and lower $500,000s, with factors like overall size and current condition having some impact.
Cape Cod homes with dormer windows are peppered throughout Glencliff.
Homeowners can enjoy larger lot sizes in Glencliff with front and back yards.
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Thai, Turkish, Kurdish and Mexican cuisine on Nolensville Pike
A multicultural dining scene runs the length of Nolensville Pike. Many enjoy the crisp egg rolls and bowls of noodles and curry chicken at the highly rated Degthai. The Edessa Restaurant serves a mix of Turkish and Kurdish cuisine. Patrons can start their meal with an appetizer platter that includes baba ghanoush and then move on to one of various kabob plates. The adana kabob is a particular favorite, and large parties can order the signature kabob festival option. “Everything on their menu is really good. It’s kind of typical as far as menu items, but the quality and flavor are really outstanding,” Troxel says. Taqueria El Dolar #2, which operates out of an orange food truck, is said to make some of the best tacos in the Music City. There’s also Uzbek cuisine at the OSH Restaurant & Grill just north of the neighborhood. An ALDI and Kroger on either side of the neighborhood offers grocery shopping options.
Degthai is one of the most popular Thai foods located near the Glencliff neighborhood.
Locals flock to the traditional Edessa Restaurant for both lunch and dinner in Glencliff.
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Community amenities and at the doorstep of Nashville Zoo
Animal lovers in Glencliff are in luck as the neighborhood sits just north of the Nashville Zoo at Grassmere. Sitting on property spanning nearly 190 acres, it’s the ninth largest zoo in the nation by landmass. The Tiger Crossroads and Giraffe House are popular exhibits, and there’s a multitude of distinct species ranging from the Eastern Hellbender salamander to the Andean bear and ring-tailed lemur. Parents can go to Turner School Park just west of Nolensville Pike and relax on the benches as their children take the playgrounds and swing set. The park has an open field for those who want to play fetch with their dogs or kick around a soccer ball. Even more activities like strength training, aerobics and swimming can be done at the Coleman Park Community Center off Thompson Lane.
Turner School Park has a playground and swingset for locals in Radnor to have fun on.
Guests at the Nashville Zoo at Grassmere can experience birds flying through the audience.
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Multicultural community events at Casa Azafran and Nashville SC games
The multiculturally-focused Casa Azafran on Nolensville Pike is a roughly 3-mile drive north of Glencliff. While it’s known for housing several service-oriented nonprofits, the venue puts on events like its annual Holiday Bazar in December. Goers can peruse a variety of items ranging from pottery and handmade jewelry to paintings and gardening books. A short distance west of Casa Azafran is Geodis Park, home of Major League Soccer outfit Nashville SC.
Fans flock to GEODIS Park to watch Nashville SC games near Berry Hill.
Locals love cheering on Nashville SC at GEODIS Park near Berry Hill.
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Dual credit opportunities at Glencliff High
Schools serving the neighborhood include Glencliff Elementary School, Wright Middle School and Glencliff High School, which respectively received grades of C, C-minus and C-minus from ratings site Niche. Glencliff houses the Middle College at Glencliff, a specialized program that allows students to earn dual-enrollment credits through Nashville State Community College. The program allows them to graduate with both a high school diploma and associate’s degree.
Glencliff Comp High School has around 1,100 students enrolling every year in Nashville.
Glencliff Elementary School is home to the Eagles in Nashville.
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I-24 commute to downtown Nashville and airport
Glencliff lies right between the Nolensville Pike and Interstate 24, either of which provide part of the routes toward downtown Nashville. The neighborhood lies just less than 9 miles south of downtown. Interstate 24 also connects to Interstate 40 to provide a route to the Nashville International Airport, which is a roughly 6-mile drive east of Glencliff. Residents looking for alternative transportation can go Nolensville Pike to catch a WeGo Public Transit bus. The TriStar Southern Hills Medical Center is a roughly 3-mile drive south of Glencliff and is one of several medical service providers in the area south of Harding Place.
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Parks in this Area
Providence Park
Coleman Park
Basketball
Community Center
Multi-Purpose Field
Radnor Lake State Park
Picnic Area
Trails
Hiking
Nashville Zoo at Grassmere
Paragon Mills Park
Turner School Park
Playground
GEODIS Park
Transit
Airport
Nashville International
10 min drive
Bus
Morton Station Inbound
Glencliff Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Glencliff, Nashville sell after 61 days on the market compared to the national average of 70 days. The median sale price for homes in Glencliff, Nashville over the last 12 months is $445,000, up 9% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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Average Home Value
Source: Public Records
Property Mix - Square Feet
This Neighborhood Has More Renters
Demographics
Total Population
6,442
Median Age
34
Population Density
7 ppl/acre
Population under 18
22.5%
On par with the national average
23.8%
Population over 65
12%
Below the national average
19.1%
Finances
Median Household Income
$61,000
Below the national average
$71,702
Average Household Income
$70,116
Education and Workforce
High School Graduates
84.9%
On par with the national average
89.1%
College Graduates
37.1%
Advanced Degrees
9.8%
% Population in Labor Force
74.4%
Above the national average
65.1%
Weather
Annual Precipitation
51''
Average Winter Low Temperature
30°F
Average Summer High Temperature
91°F
Annual Snowfall
14''
Area Factors
Somewhat Bikeable
Bike Score®
18/ 100
Car-Dependent
Walk Score®
29/ 100
Some Transit
Transit Score®
36/ 100
Source: Walk Score
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