Brentwood
Located just south of Nashville in Williamson County, Brentwood lures newcomers with its top-performing schools, abundant green space, and an ever-expanding list of places to eat, drink, and shop.
From luxury condominiums to planned subdivisions with pools and tennis courts to historic homes nestled in the rolling hills, this affluent area attracts young professionals and growing families alike, who appreciate all the suburban amenities—just 10 miles away from downtown.
According to Zillow, median homes are listed at $795,000—but with that price comes great amenities.
What You’ll Find:
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Touted for its welcoming community and quick results, this ballet barre studio offers a full schedule of classes from beginner to advanced.
Home to the historic Cool Springs House, Eddy Arnold Amphitheatre, and Williamson County Parks & Recreation Indoor Soccer facility, this 164-acre park—Brentwood’s largest—has something for everyone, including tennis courts, baseball fields, open meadows, nature trails, a paved walking path, and a playground for all ages.
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Owned by celebrity hair and makeup artist Melissa Schleicher, Parlour 3 offers a broad range of hair, makeup, skin, and tanning treatments in a setting that‘s both luxurious and comfortable. Around the corner, Barbour 3 focuses on the gents with everything from haircuts to straight razor shaves.
Perched atop one of Nashville’s highest peaks, Vanderbilt Dyer Observatory inspires interest in science and astronomy through summer camps, telescope nights, lectures, and outdoor concerts, featuring performers from Blair School of Music.
This newcomer is designed for the fitness focused who are strapped for time, with 15-minute, full body workouts that use electrical muscle stimulation (EMS) technology to deliver a tailored regimen based on fitness level.
Where to Eat:
Perhaps better known for its sweet and savory crepes, on a nice day the Perch’s patio is the perfect place to enjoy a specialty coffee drink or a glass of wine with friends.
It’s easy to drive past this nondescript building tucked beside a dry cleaners on busy Maryland Way, but you won’t want to miss Hanna and Chris Lee’s incredibly tasty and affordable Korean-inspired fare, or their friendly, smiling faces.
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USDA Prime steaks, fresh seafood, a raw bar, inventive cocktails, a well-rounded wine list, and cozy interior complete with a wood-fired oven transport guests from the suburban strip mall locale.
The new Hill Center presents so many dining options, but a spicy Kickaback Chicken biscuit from Holler & Dash followed by two cool scoops of ice cream from Jeni’s is a great place to start.
This welcome (family owned and operated) addition to the Brentwood dining scene serves wood-fired pizzas and other Italian specialties in a casual setting; you can get it delivered, too.