Haynes Park
Ranch-style homes and Split-Levels
The neighborhood’s landscape consists of almost exclusively ranch-style homes built in the 1960s and 1970s, with a few Split-Levels and colonials scattered in between. “Haynes Park has some great sized lots. It’s more a suburban neighborhood, where you can still see your neighborhoods but also feel a sense of privacy,” Russell says. Boasting average-sized lots over a quarter of an acre, residents have more than enough room for backyard barbecues and a game of catch with the kids. Prospective homebuyers can expect a median sales price for a single-family home to hover around $330,000, ranging from the low $200,000s to the mid $400,000s. Here, one can score a three-bedroom, two-bath colonial with hardwood floors and 1,100 square feet of living space for $280,000 or a modern, recently flipped rambler with stainless steel appliances, exposed wooden beams and updated, bright bathrooms for $375,000.Average schools in Haynes Park
The Metro Nashville Public Schools District serves the neighborhood. Here, students attend Cumberland Elementary School, Haynes Middle School and Whites Creek High School, all scoring C-minus ratings on Niche. However, Whites Creek High scores a solid B-minus in the sports category on Niche due to its competitive athletics department. Students can choose from various after-school teams, such as football, basketball, track and field or tennis.Afternoons in the park
On the cusp of the neighborhood, within walking distance, is Hartman Park, home to a community center, a well-equipped playground, tennis courts and the Whites Creek Greenway, a paved walking trail that winds around the creek. On a clear day, it’s common to see walkers and bikers underneath a canopy of greenery. Timothy Park is also within walking distance, providing a small playground for kids to run around, a basketball court, and an open field where friends and neighbors can meet for a pickup soccer game. On a rainy day, residents can also check out the Nashville Public Library Bordeaux Branch, offering a range of classic and new reads.Locally owned eateries and shops
For a bite to eat, the Real Deal Bar BQ Grill is a popular spot for fresh pulled pork slathered in sauce, while China Spring is excellent for an easy takeout meal on a busy evening. Down the street along Clarksville Pike, 400 Degrees Chicken food truck is another beloved spot for a quick lunch on the go. The nearby Kroger meets shopping needs in the Creekside Shopping Center, while Hunter’s Hometown Foods is another option for fresh produce and meat. Locals can also head to Scentisible Oils, a locally owned store selling a range of aromatherapy products or spend a day getting pampered at The Hair and Nails Gallery.Downtown Nashville's allure
Haynes Park residents regularly host fish fries and other small events in an effort to enhance a stronger sense of community. However, about 7 miles from the heart of downtown Nashville, residents can attend one of the many events the city holds, such as the annual Music City Hot Chicken Festival, celebrating Nashville’s famous dish. Every July 4th, East Park is full of attendees enjoying a variety of food vendors while live music from local bands plays in the background.Nearby public transportation
Clarksville Turnpike, also known as US Route 41, borders the neighborhood to the west, providing a direct route into downtown Nashville. Bus stops are located along the pike, Haynes Park Drive and Kings Lane. Along with US Route 431 to the east, these major roadways and accessible public transportation let residents easily commute around the city.


Agents Specializing in this Area
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Bernie Gallerani
Bernie Gallerani Real Estate
(615) 913-4326
2,490 Total Sales
3 in Haynes Park
$218K - $322K Price Range
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Kristopher Esqueda
Compass
(629) 300-5268
61 Total Sales
1 in Haynes Park
$540,000 Price
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Michael Adly
Majesty Realty
(615) 703-9466
169 Total Sales
1 in Haynes Park
$230,000 Price
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Michael Bird
Responds QuicklyReal Broker
(931) 208-4231
47 Total Sales
1 in Haynes Park
$390,000 Price
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My-Linh Behaylo
Responds QuicklyRealty of America
(615) 933-7097
103 Total Sales
1 in Haynes Park
$290,000 Price
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Jamison Durham
Responds QuicklyA-Squared Realty & Auction
(615) 703-2969
108 Total Sales
1 in Haynes Park
$330,000 Price
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Haynes Park Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Haynes Park, Nashville sell after 23 days on the market compared to the national average of 70 days. The median sale price for homes in Haynes Park, Nashville over the last 12 months is $500,000, down 32% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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