Pegram, TN, is a small community known for its peaceful rural lifestyle and proximity to Nashville, located less than 25 miles away. The area features a variety of home styles, including farmhouse, log cabin, contemporary, midcentury modern, and Colonial Revival, with properties ranging from manufactured homes to luxury estates on expansive acreage. Pegram Park serves as a local hub with ballfields, a batting cage, walking tracks, and a picnic area. The Harpeth River and Harpeth River State Park provide canoeing opportunities and access to the Mound Bottom State Archaeological Area. Cheatham Wildlife Management Area offers hiking and off-roading trails, while Brush Creek Recreation Center has docks and a boat launch. Golf enthusiasts can visit the Golf Club of Tennessee, located around 10 miles away, and LL Burns Park offers a disc golf course, splash pad, and soccer area. Pegram maintains a crime score significantly lower than the national average, contributing to its appeal. The Cheatham County School District serves the area, with Pegram Elementary School, Harpeth Middle School, and Harpeth High School, which holds the "Reward School" designation. Commercial options are primarily along Highway 70, including Finch's Country Store, Yorkshire Deli, and Harpeth River Outfitters. Nearby dining options include El Jardin Mexican Restaurant and Punjabi Dhaba, while Kingston Springs Farmers and Artisans Market operates seasonally. Pegram is accessible via U.S. Route 70, Interstate 40, and Tennessee State Route 249, with occasional traffic noise from the railroad track parallel to Route 70.
