Living in Bellevue, Nashville TN: Homes Near Warner Parks

What is Bellevue in Nashville, TN? Bellevue is a large suburban area of Nashville about 13 miles southwest of downtown along I-40 and Highway 70 South. It is known for wooded hills, the Harpeth River, quick access to Percy Warner Park, and a wide range of homes from established subdivisions to new construction.

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What Bellevue Is Like

Bellevue was a small farming community along the railroad and the Harpeth River until I-40 came through in the early 1960s. Suburban growth followed, and today the area includes subdivisions from many decades, newer communities, townhomes, and condos. After the 2010 flood hit hard here, Bellevue saw a decade of new residential and commercial development.

Outdoor space is a big part of daily life. Percy and Edwin Warner Parks, with miles of trails, are at Bellevue's edge, and a designated scenic stretch of the Harpeth River runs through the area. One Bellevue Place, on the site of the former Bellevue mall, is the main shopping hub, and Red Caboose Park hosts the annual Bellevue Community Picnic.

Bellevue Quick Facts

Frequently Asked Questions About Bellevue

Where is Bellevue in Nashville?

Bellevue is in southwest Davidson County, about 13 miles from downtown along I-40 and Highway 70 South. It borders the Warner Parks and sits near the Williamson and Cheatham County lines.

Is Bellevue its own city?

No. Bellevue is a community inside Metro Nashville and Davidson County, with Metro schools and services.

What schools serve Bellevue?

On the Metro Nashville Public Schools 2026-27 zone finder, a Bellevue address checked on Old Harding Pike is zoned to Westmeade Elementary, Bellevue Middle, and James Lawson High. Bellevue is large, and elementary zones vary by subdivision. Zones can change and some streets split, so confirm with MNPS for a specific address.

What is there to do in Bellevue?

Hike or bike the Warner Parks, paddle the Harpeth River, and shop and eat at One Bellevue Place. Red Caboose Park hosts community events, including the annual Bellevue Community Picnic.

What kind of homes are in Bellevue?

Bellevue has single-family subdivisions from several decades, newer communities, townhomes, and condos. Some neighborhoods have an HOA, and the amount varies.

How much do homes in Bellevue cost?

Prices vary a lot by street, size, and condition, so the most accurate answer is what's listed today. See current Bellevue listings and I can walk you through recent sales.

Thinking About Buying or Selling in Bellevue?

I'm Nik Shewmaker, a fifth-generation Nashville native, and I help buyers and sellers across Davidson County. If you want a straight answer on what's selling in Bellevue right now, or what your home could list for, call or text me at (615) 585-0022.

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