Hendersonville, TN Real Estate — Homes For Sale in Hendersonville, TN

2022 Is HERE and Hendersonville has big plans! Hendersonville is the fourth-largest city in the Nashville metropolitan area after Nashville, Murfreesboro, and Franklin and the 11th largest in Tennessee. Hendersonville is located 18 miles northeast of downtown Nashville. The city was settled around 1784 by Daniel Smith, and is named for William Henderson, the city's first postmaster. Hendersonville has been home to numerous musicians of the Nashville area, especially those of country music, most notably Johnny Cash, June Carter Cash, Conway Twitty, and Roy Orbison. The city's main road, Johnny Cash Parkway, was named for the former singer. Other notable past and present residents include Conway Twitty, Jean Shepard, Marty Stuart, Kelly Clarkson, Taylor Swift, Young Buck, and Chris Henderson. less

Hendersonville is a city located in Sumner County and is the largest city in the county. It's the 11th largest city in the State and has grown almost 15% since 2010. Hendersonville is known as "the City By The Lake" as it sits right by Old Hickory Lake. Just a short drive away, is the Cumberland River. Johnny Cash and his wife, June, lived in Hendersonville until both of their passing's. Unfortunately, the house burned down in 2007 but people to still make the trip out there to see the site and the amazing view of the river he had. Nashville is 20 miles away, which is about a 25-30 minute drive. The Nashville airport (BNA) is 26 miles away and about a 30-35 minute drive. Average Home Sales Prices in Hendersonville 2020: $361,059 Hendersonville Population (2019 Census): 58,113 Sumner County Top Job Industries: - Education - Healthcare - Automotive - Retail - Manufacturing Median Income (2019 Census): $38,779 Median Household Income (2019 Census): $72,539 Hendersonville is apart of the Sumner County School District has 49 schools total and Hendersonville has 20 schools alone. 11 Elementary schools, 5 Middle schools and 4 high schools. - Elementary Schools: Beech, Gene W. Brown, William Burus, Indian Lake, Jake Anderson, Lakeside Park, Madison Creek( which is in Goodlettsville but some of Hendersonville is zoned there), Nannie Berry, Station Camp ( In Gallatin but some of Hendersonville is zoned there), Walton Ferry and George A. Whitten. -Middle Schools: Robert Ellis, Hawkins, T.W. Hunter, Station Camp (In Gallatin but some of Hendersonville is zoned there) and Knox Doss. - High Schools: Beech, Hendersonville, Merrol Hyde Magnet and Station Camp ( In Gallatin but some of Hendersonville is zoned there). less

Hendersonville, TN is on the Northeast side of Nashville (approx. 30 miles). It is the home of many Country Music stars such as Johnny Cash, Marty Stuart, The Oakridge Boys, Ricky Scaggs, and others. Many homes/subdivisions were built around Old Hickory Lake, and boating/golfing/baseball/football/soccer are very big in this town. Huge lakefront homes are plentiful here, and Hendersonville is the "address" that many want to have. Indian Lake is a newly developed shopping destination, hosting nationwide chain stores such as Marshalls, Target, Stein Mart, Michaels, Kirklands, Bath and Bodyworks, and Victoria's Secret (just to name a few). Many restaurant chains are located here, and the area is quite the bustling little city. Millennials are making their home here in droves, as several new apartment complexes, condos, and cottage-style housing developments have been built in recent years. Hendersonville also has many churches in the area, great schools, and a mix of new/old subdivisions. Many of the homes built in the 1970s and 80s are all the rage, as people are "flipping" them to accomodate the large number of movers into the area. less