Forest Hills is a residential area in Nashville just south of downtown, that grew out of the post- World War II era. Bordered by Harding Place, Granny White Pike, Old Hickory Boulevard, and Chickering/Page, Forest Hills is a small and charming community centered in the heart of the many action points around the city. It is a mix of older homes and high-end new construction all on large yards with lots of mature trees.


History and What It Has to Offer

What to Expect if You Buy in Forest Hills

Forest Hills is a desirable area with an easy commute to downtown via Interstate 65 or straight up Hillsboro Pike to Green Hills’ commercial area. It has a mix of many charming ranch style homes from the 1950’ and 1960’s, along with new builds that have been built on the large stately lots of Forest Hills. It also provides easy access to many of the best outdoor elements of Nashville, like part of the Natchez Trace, close access to the Warner Parks, Radnor Lake, and historical sites from Forest Hills earliest residents to the Civil War.
If you’re looking for all older home close to downtown Nashville or new high-end construction on a large, treed lot, you will enjoy calling Forest Hills home.