In the 18th century, Thomas Talbot bought land to grow an apple orchard to supply brandy to his tavern and other local inns, making Talbot’s Corner a hot spot for travelers passing through. Today, a memorial sign recognizes this Nashville suburb’s humble beginnings that has grown slowly but surely into a booming residential district just 3 miles from Music City. “It’s an up-and-coming area, and the city has huge development plans along Dickerson Pike. Homebuyers feel like they’re near the urban core, while the homes are more affordable than other areas,” says Ann Small, a Realtor at Compass Tennessee. “There are homes packed in close together but also larger lot sizes, too, especially closer to East Nashville.”
Two-story Craftsman homes with wide porches in the Talbot's Corner. neighborhood.
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From ranch homes to modern condos
Housing styles in Talbot’s Corner vary, as mid-century homes mix with new developments. A 1,000- to 2,000-square-foot ranch home, bungalow and Bi-Level house, many with driveways and updated appliances, range from $300,000 to around $450,000. Meanwhile, modern Craftsman builds and upscale cottages with Farmhouse or contemporary-inspired architecture range in size from 2,000 to 3,500 square feet and in price from $550,000 to upwards of $1.5 million. While there are plenty of single-family residences, there has been an uptick in upscale townhome and condo communities, where 700- to 2,000-square-foot units—some custom-built with rooftop city views—typically cost between $300,000 and $950,000.
Modern Craftsman homes bring updated charm to Talbot's Corner streets.
Driveways and mature trees surround ranch-style homes in Talbot's Corner.
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Local eats between Dickerson and Ellington
Spanning between 2 major thoroughfares—Dickerson Pike and Ellington Parkway, there are plenty of spots to grab essentials and run errands. Piggly Wiggly is central to the area, while Kroger, Aldi and Publix are close by. On the north side, Jay’s Family Restaurant and PoeBoy Luncheon serve southern-style soul food, and on the east, La Parrilla dishes out authentic Mexican favorites. For a more eccentric experience closer to downtown, Redheaded Stranger is a Tex-Mex restaurant that also offers cocktails in a bright setting.
Retrograde Coffee provides a calm setting for focused work in Talbot's Corner.
Piggly Wiggly serves Talbot's Corner with everyday essentials and fresh produce.
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Charter schools and Nashville city schools
Talbot’s Corner is part of Metro Nashville Public Schools, and KIPP Academy and Rocketship Northeast are local charter options for elementary and middle school students. Generally, students will begin with an 11-1 student-teacher ratio at Shwab Elementary School, which receives a C Niche grade. They can then progress to Jere Baxter Middle School, which receives a C-minus from Niche. Maplewood High School, which Niche grades a C-minus and ranks in the top 20% of best high schools for athletes in Tennessee, serves the area’s older students.
Students from Talbot's Corner arrive at Shwab Elementary on Dickerson Pike in Nashville.
Jere Baxter Middle, attended by Talbot's Corner students, has a 17:1 ratio as of 2024.
Maplewood High opened in 1956 and serves students from Talbot's Corner in Nashville.
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Revamped recreation
After getting a major upgrade in 2019, Oakwood Park now has a new playground and basketball courts, as well as a hiking trail that makes use of the hilly terrain and provides great cityscape views. Further south, Tom Joy Park is set in a suburban square with a playground and a paved walking path. “You’ll see a lot of people walking down by the water. The Cumberland Heights area has amazing riverside and city lookouts.” Lock One Park and the accompanying marina provide water access, and renovations are underway as the neighborhood continues to develop.
Since 2019, Oakwood Park offers a playground, basketball courts, and a scenic hiking trail for Talbot's Corner residents.
Tom Joy Park offers walking paths and open space for Talbot's Corner residents to enjoy.
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A commuter’s dream on I-24
Several WeGo Transit bus stops are dispersed throughout town, and Interstate 24 conveniently flows into downtown in just 3 miles. For farther travel, Nashville International Airport is a convenient 10-mile drive southwest.
WeGo Transit bus stops are scattered across Talbot's Corner for easy neighborhood access.
BNA, 10 miles from Talbot's Corner, connects Nashville to national and global destinations.
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Tourist spots that locals love
Because Talbot’s Corner is so close to downtown Nashville and Interstate 24 runs through the west side, there are naturally several hotels and motels peppered throughout the community. There are also a couple of hot spots for tourists that locals still enjoy. Grimey’s Music is a beloved music store that stocks new and pre-loved vinyl and regularly hosts musicians on its iconic neon stage, and The Pharmacy Burger & Beer Garden attracts hamburger and brew connoisseurs.
The Pharmacy Burger Parlor serves up local flavor near Talbot’s Corner’s historic district.
Music fans gather at Grimey’s near Talbot's Corner for vinyl finds and local performances.
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Crime and Safety
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Homicide
6
4
Sexual Assault
7
4
Assault with Weapon
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4
Robbery
7
4
Burglary
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4
Motor Vehicle Theft
6
4
Larceny
6
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Crime Score
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Talbot's Corner Demographics and Home Trends
On average, homes in Talbot's Corner, Nashville sell after 59 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Talbot's Corner, Nashville over the last 12 months is $481,520, consistent with the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
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