Neighborhoods near Marion D. Crouse Instr. Center in Flushing, MI

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Oak Hill

Nashville might be the state capital, but the crown rests in Oak Hill several miles to the south. This community that blends suburban and rural traits has the distinction of being home to the Tennessee Governor’s Mansion, an impressive Georgian-style residence in a small city populated by multi-million dollar estates. “In Oak Hill, you typically
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  $1.69M
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  $775K - $8.8M
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  57 Listings
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Green Hills

Green Hills in Nashville blends urban and suburban living, featuring large homes on spacious lots with towering oak and pine trees. Home styles range from Colonial and Tudor-inspired designs to modern constructions with geometric angles, with new builds typically between 4,500 and 6,000 square feet. The area also offers townhouses and condos, with
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  $1.11M
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  $270K - $5.3M
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  205 Listings
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Breeze Hill

Breeze Hill in Nashville offers a blend of historic charm and modern convenience, with residential streets featuring Tudor-inspired homes, bungalows, cottages, and Colonials from the 1930s and '40s, many of which have been renovated. The neighborhood is known for its generous lot sizes, ranging from a quarter to half an acre, and a family-friendly
- Average Value
  
  $979K
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  $522K - $3.6M
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  5 Listings
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Woodland in Waverly

Woodland in Waverly, a historic neighborhood in Nashville, offers a blend of community spirit and urban convenience. Located just three miles from downtown, this area is known for its walkability, with sidewalks throughout and a popular commercial area extending into 12th Avenue South. The neighborhood features a mix of small Craftsman homes,
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  $914K
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  $599K - $1.9M
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  6 Listings
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Melrose

Melrose, a vibrant neighborhood in Nashville, is situated just 3 miles south of Downtown Nashville along 8th Avenue. The area has seen significant development, featuring modern apartment complexes alongside vintage spots like Fat Mo’s and Melrose Billiard Parlor. Dining options include Sinema, located in the old Melrose Movie Theatre, and local
- Average Value
  
  $713K
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  $298K - $3.9M
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  45 Listings
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Wedgewood-Houston

This part of Nashville well known over the years for hosting events like stock car races, traveling circuses and carnivals is building an even more festive scene. Much of the Wedgewood Houston area — or “WeHo” — has historically been known for the Fairgrounds Nashville and industrial activity, but has had new life breathed into it through
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  $637K
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  $287K - $2.3M
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  28 Listings
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Berry Hill

Berry Hill, a neighborhood in Nashville, is known for its blend of commercial and residential spaces, with a notable artsy vibe. The area features murals of music legends like Dolly Parton and Johnny Cash, painted by local artist Scott Guion. Berry Hill is a secondary Music Row, home to recording studios such as Blackbird, frequented by artists
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  $594K
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  $371K - $1M
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  4 Listings
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McMurray

McMurray, also known as Whispering Hills, is a neighborhood in southern Nashville known for its hilly terrain, which allows many homes to feature walkout or daylight basements. Developed mainly in the 1950s and 60s, the area retains a midcentury modern charm with brick ranch-style houses, bi-levels, split-levels, and Colonial Revivals. Some newer
- Average Value
  
  $508K
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  $235K - $1.9M
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  99 Listings
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Chestnut Hill

A century ago, back when prescriptions were all handwritten and castor oil was a medicine cabinet staple in most Chestnut Hill homes, the brick building at the corner of 3rd Avenue and Chesnut Street was a pharmacy. Although the exterior — and the name “Layman Drug Company” — has remained the same, the interior has been converted into a sleek
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  $453K
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  $242K - $1.9M
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  30 Listings
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Woodycrest

Woodycrest, located in south Nashville, is an emerging neighborhood attracting young professionals and first-time homebuyers. The area features a mix of modern builds and older homes, including ranch-style houses, bungalows, and properties with Cape Cod and Craftsman features. Trendy cafes and restaurants are gradually opening, with notable spots
- Average Value
  
  $440K
- List Price
  
  $275K - $1.2M
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  22 Listings
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Woodbine

Woodbine, a neighborhood in Nashville, is characterized by its mix of long-time residents, grad students, and young families. The area features a variety of home styles, including bungalows, ranch-style houses, and modern townhouses, many dating back to the 1920s through the 1940s. Renovations and new constructions are common, especially near
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  $402K
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  $308K - $786K
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  16 Listings
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Glencliff

Glencliff, a south Nashville neighborhood, is known for its diverse community and mid-20th century character. This area, also referred to as Woodbine, features a mix of long-time residents and younger buyers attracted by more affordable housing options. Homes here are primarily single-story, mid-20th-century builds on lots ranging from a quarter
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  $396K
- List Price
  
  $203K - $709K
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  31 Listings
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Radnor

Radnor, a small neighborhood in Nashville, is located about 5 miles south of downtown, offering residents a convenient 15-minute drive to the city's core. This area is known for its long-standing local businesses and community feel, particularly along Nolensville Road, which is lined with shops and restaurants. Historical landmarks like the Turner
- Average Value
  
  $390K
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  $235K - $787K
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  6 Listings
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South Nashville

South Nashville, located less than 10 miles south of downtown, offers a blend of suburban living with easy access to urban amenities. The neighborhood is divided by Interstates 24 and 40, with natural boundaries like Mill Creek providing recreational fishing opportunities. The Nashville Zoo at Grassmere, spanning nearly 200 acres, is a major
- Average Value
  
  $367K
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  $140K - $751K
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  98 Listings
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Fairlane

Fairlane, located about 10 miles south of Downtown Nashville, is a diverse neighborhood characterized by a mix of mid-century and new construction homes. The area features a variety of global cuisines, with numerous Mexican, Asian, Kurdish, and Indian restaurants along Nolensville Pike. Specialty grocers like JiHan International and Patel Brothers
- Average Value
  
  $344K
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  $204K - $675K
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  64 Listings
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