The Great Outdoors.
Growing in popularity among Tennesseans, its combination of beautiful country side and lakeside views make Hendersonville a delightful place to live.
Population: 56,018 (2015 est)
Median Home Price: $277,619
Median Condo Price: $115,000
Median Rent: $1,495
Proximity to Nashville: 18 Mi
Hendersonville is part of the Sumner County School District. Here is a list of schools that residents normally attend. To learn more about the district, visit sumnerschools.org
Public
- Beech Elementary
- Gene Brown Elementary
- George Whitten Elementary
- Indian Lake Elementary
- Jack Anderson Elementary
- Lakeside Park Elementary
- Nannie Berry Elementary
- Walton Ferry Elementary
- Ellis Middle
- Hawkins Middle
- Hunter Middle
- Knox Doss Middle at Drakes Creek
- Beech High
- Hendersonville High
- Station Camp High (Located in Gallatin)
Private
- Hendersonville Christian Academy
- Pope John Paul II High
Residential
Median Price: $277,619
Median Price Per Sqft: $119
Median Size: 2,378 sqft, 3-Bed, 2.5-Bath
Median Days on Market: 40
Condo
Median Price: $115,000
Median Cost Per Sqft: $106
Median Condo Size: 1,080 sqft, 2-Bed, 1.5-Bath
Days on Market: 16
Land
Median Acres: 1.00
Median Cost Per Acre: $63,675
Median Sales Price: $74,500
Median Days on Market: 57
Rental
Median Cost: $1,495