Best Neighborhoods in Nolensville TN

What are the best neighborhoods in Nolensville, TN?
Popular Nolensville neighborhoods include Bent Creek, Bennington, Summerlyn, Ballenger Farms, Scales Farmstead, Burkitt Place, Silver Stream, the Enclave at Dove Lake, and the homes around historic downtown, each offering a different mix of lot size, amenities, and walkability.

Nolensville has grown from a small crossroads town into one of the most requested Williamson County addresses for buyers relocating to the Nashville area. You get a historic main street, newer planned communities, and quick access to Brentwood, Franklin, and Nashville, all in a town that still feels close-knit.

The challenge is that Nolensville is small, and its best neighborhoods are very different from one another. Some are built around pools and clubhouses, some around walking paths to downtown, and some around space and privacy. This guide walks you through the main options so you can narrow your search before you start touring.

Nolensville at a Glance

• Location: Williamson County, about 20 miles southeast of downtown Nashville
• Main corridor: Nolensville Pike, with I-24 and I-65 both within reach
• Nearby: Brentwood and Cool Springs about 15 to 20 minutes away, with Franklin and College Grove to the south and west
• Local government: Town of Nolensville

Best Neighborhoods in Nolensville TN

Bent Creek

Bent Creek is one of Nolensville's largest and best-known communities, set in the middle of the town's residential area. Residents have access to a community pool through the HOA, and the neighborhood has an established, well-kept feel. For a deeper look, read our full Bent Creek neighborhood guide.

Historic Downtown Nolensville and Stonebrook

If walkability matters to you, start near the village center along Nolensville Pike. You'll find older traditional homes close to local shops and restaurants, plus easy access to the Mill Creek Greenway. Stonebrook sits within walking distance of downtown and next to the Williamson County Recreation Center.

Bennington

Bennington offers larger homes on generous lots, with a community pool, an amenity center, and a walking path network that connects toward the historic district. It's a strong fit if you want space without giving up a connection to town.

Summerlyn

Summerlyn is an amenity-focused neighborhood with a swimming pool, clubhouse, walking paths, and sidewalks throughout. It appeals to buyers who want a social, walkable neighborhood setting.

Ballenger Farms

Ballenger Farms sits near Summerlyn and offers single-family homes on somewhat larger lots, with internal sidewalks and walking paths. Buyers often compare these two communities side by side.

Scales Farmstead

Scales Farmstead is a newer luxury community with a clubhouse, resort-style pool, and internal walking paths. Homes feature a range of styles and custom-level finishes.

Burkitt Place, Silver Stream, and the Enclave at Dove Lake

These three are also popular with Nolensville buyers. Each offers its own mix of home styles, lot sizes, and neighborhood amenities, so they are worth adding to your tour list as you compare communities.

Other Nolensville Options

Burkitt Village and the Burkitt Commons townhomes sit east of Nolensville Pike near the Burkitt Road retail corridor and tend to have lighter HOA structures. Telluride straddles the Nolensville and Brentwood line. If you want acreage, the farmland around Clovercroft and Arrington offers custom homes on larger lots with a more rural feel.

How to Choose the Right Nolensville Neighborhood

• Amenities vs. HOA cost: Pools, clubhouses, and trails come with higher HOA dues. Decide which amenities you'll actually use.
• Walkability: Stonebrook, Bennington, and homes near downtown offer the easiest access to Nolensville's shops, greenway, and events.
• Lot size: Bennington, Ballenger Farms, and the Clovercroft and Arrington areas offer more room than most newer subdivisions.
• Commute: Test your drive at rush hour. Homes closer to Nolensville Pike and Concord Road can make a difference on the way to Brentwood or Nashville.

Comparing towns, too? See our guides to Brentwood neighborhoods and luxury homes near Nashville, or browse Nolensville TN homes for sale.

Frequently Asked Questions

What county is Nolensville TN in?
Nolensville is in Williamson County, near the Davidson and Rutherford County lines.

How far is Nolensville from Nashville?
About 20 miles southeast of downtown Nashville, usually a 30 to 40 minute drive outside of rush hour.

Which Nolensville neighborhoods are walkable to downtown?
Homes near the village center, Stonebrook, and Bennington offer the easiest walking access to downtown Nolensville and the Mill Creek Greenway.

Find Your Nolensville Home With Nashville's Nik

Every Nolensville neighborhood has its own personality, and the right one depends on how you want to live. Nik Shewmaker, Nashville's Nik with Real Broker, helps buyers compare Nolensville communities, tour the right homes, and write winning offers. Call or text (615) 585-0022 to start your Nolensville home search. If you're selling, read how to sell your home in Nolensville.