Best Neighborhoods in Clarksville, TN: Neighborhood Guide

Clarksville, Tennessee is the county seat of Montgomery County and a growing city northwest of Nashville along I-24. Buyers come here for new construction, townhomes, amenity communities, and homes with more land.

This guide sorts Clarksville neighborhoods by what matters most to you. Every neighborhood linked below has its own guide with schools, quick facts, and live listings.

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Clarksville Neighborhoods by What Matters Most

Best for: New construction

Builders are active across Clarksville right now.

• Ross Farms: new Lennar homes with a pool, clubhouse, and fitness center
• Longview Ridge: new Lennar homes and homesites
• Jackson Hills: Smith Douglas homes with a pool and clubhouse
• Cherry Fields: homes from 2023 on by Rockwood Homes and others
• Griffey Estates: new construction by Darnell Construction
• Oliver Farms: new homes by local builders
• Persinger Place: new homes, many one level
• Cardinal Creek: homes from 2022 on, including new construction

Best for: Community amenities

Neighborhoods where listings highlight pools, clubhouses, and trails.

• Charleston Oaks: pool and fitness center
• Lisenbee Fields: Lennar homes and townhomes with a clubhouse and fitness center
• Summerfield: established and newer homes with a pool and trails
• Farmington: trails and a park
• Hereford Farms: homes from 2019 on with trails in the Sango area

Best for: Townhomes

Lower-maintenance living, from brand new to recently built.

• Governors Crossing: two-bedroom townhomes and condos with a pool and clubhouse
• Walker Farms: new three-story townhomes off Pea Ridge Road
• Woodland Hills Townhomes: newer two-bedroom townhomes
• The Quarry: newer homes and townhomes near Dunbar Cave

Best for: More space and land

Larger homes and bigger lots.

• Wofford Estates: new all-brick homes on lots around an acre
• Timber Springs: larger two-story homes near I-24 Exit 1
• Hazelwood: established homes, some on larger lots

Best for: Established and newer homes

Room to settle in, near schools and shopping.

• Liberty Park: homes from 2009 on, many one level
• Sycamore Hill: homes from 2017 on by Core Construction and others
• Irish Hills: three-bedroom homes from 2021 on near the Greenway
• Summerhaven: established homes, often with no HOA
• Fox Crossing: homes from 2012 on near I-24 Exit 1
• Ringgold Estates: mostly two-story homes from 2012 on
• Autumn Creek: homes and townhomes from 2009 on

All Clarksville Neighborhood Guides

• Autumn Creek
• Cardinal Creek
• Charleston Oaks
• Cherry Fields
• Farmington
• Fox Crossing
• Governors Crossing
• Griffey Estates
• Hazelwood
• Hereford Farms
• Irish Hills
• Jackson Hills
• Liberty Park
• Lisenbee Fields
• Longview Ridge
• Oliver Farms
• Persinger Place
• The Quarry
• Ringgold Estates
• Ross Farms
• Summerfield
• Summerhaven
• Sycamore Hill
• Timber Springs
• Walker Farms
• Wofford Estates
• Woodland Hills Townhomes

Frequently Asked Questions About Clarksville Neighborhoods

What are the best neighborhoods in Clarksville, TN?

It depends on what you want. For new construction, look at Ross Farms, Longview Ridge, Jackson Hills, and Cherry Fields. For amenities, Charleston Oaks, Lisenbee Fields, and Summerfield stand out. For townhomes, look at Governors Crossing and Walker Farms. Each neighborhood on this page has its own full guide.

Is there new construction in Clarksville, TN?

Yes. Builders on current listings include Lennar, Smith Douglas Homes, Rockwood Homes, Darnell Construction, Core Construction, and several local builders.

Are there townhomes in Clarksville, TN?

Yes. Governors Crossing, Walker Farms, Woodland Hills Townhomes, The Quarry, and Lisenbee Fields all have townhome options.

Where can I find homes on larger lots in Clarksville?

Wofford Estates has new all-brick homes on lots of about one to one and a half acres, and parts of Hazelwood have larger established lots.

How do I confirm school zones in Clarksville?

Each guide lists the schools shown on current MLS listings for that neighborhood. Zones can change, so confirm with Clarksville-Montgomery County Schools for a specific address.

Thinking About Buying or Selling in Clarksville?

I'm Nik Shewmaker, a fifth-generation Nashville native, and I help buyers and sellers across Clarksville and Montgomery County. If you want a straight answer on which neighborhood fits you, or what your home could list for, call or text me at (615) 585-0022.

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