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East Nashville, neighborhood by neighborhood.
What the homes are like, what life is like and what buyers should know before they fall for a porch. Written by Jordyn Hollingsworth, who sells homes on these streets.
Lockeland Springs
ExploreCraftsman bungalows and Victorians on leafy streets, a walk from Five Points and Shelby Park.
37206Historic Edgefield
ExploreVictorian and Italianate homes a short trip across the river from downtown, around East Park.
37206Five Points
ExploreEast Nashville's walkable center: restaurants, music and the Tomato Art Fest, ringed by cottages and new builds.
37206Shelby Hills
ExploreA pocket by Shelby Park where the greenway is practically the backyard. Jordyn's favorite place to walk.
37216Inglewood
ExploreBigger lots, brick ranches and Tudor cottages, and a growing restaurant scene along Gallatin Pike.
37206Eastwood
ExploreBungalows, brick cottages and new builds on quieter residential streets in the middle of 37206.
37206Rosebank
ExploreWooded, larger lots and mid-century homes along Rosebank Avenue, minutes from Shelby Bottoms.
37207Cleveland Park & McFerrin Park
ExploreClose-in neighborhoods north of the historic core, with older cottages, renovations and plenty of new builds.
Neighborhood boundaries in East Nashville are informal and often overlap. ZIP codes are shown for orientation. Every guide describes homes, streets and places, never who lives there, and Jordyn gives every client the same information.
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