My Experience Living in Lenox Village Nashville

When Noelle and I moved to Nashville fifteen years ago, Lenox Village Nashville was our first home. We spontaneously moved from Florida to Nashville without knowing very much about the area and purchased a new construction townhome on Dracut Ln. It just called to us so much, and it ended up being perfect for that time in our lives. We lived there for five years and loved it before relocating to Nolensville in 2012.

While there has been some commercial development since we left, mostly along Nolensville road, the residential portion of the neighborhood was almost fully built-out while we lived there. So I can say from personal experience that Lenox Village is a very special place for those who call it home.

Driving through today the neighborhood still has the same energy. It’s a timeless staple of south Nashville.

If you’re trying to get into Nashville for under $400-$500k, you can’t beat the location and lifestyle that Lenox village offers.

What is Lenox Village Nashville all about?

Lenox Village is a 208 acre, 1400 unit master-planned development featuring a wide variety of residential and mixed-use spaces. It was one the first communities of it’s kind in the Nashville area to be based on the principals of ‘new urbanism’.

Developed by Regent Homes/Lenox Village I LLC, you can buy anything from a 1000 sqft condo, to a 1300 sqft townhouse, to a 2800 sqft single family home, all in unique colors and elevations. Making the neighborhood anything but cookie-cutter.

If you’re look for an apartment, Lenox Village Town Center has a range of floorplans to choose from as well.

Things to do in Lenox Village

Get your daily steps in with a stroll along the tree-lined sidewalks that fully connect the residential and commercial spaces. Or take the kids to burn some energy at the playground on Sunnywoood Dr.

There’s also a pocket park with village pavilion near the entrance on Lenox Village Drive that hosts neighborhood events throughout the spring and summer. My favorite was always the annual Cinco De Mayo celebration, but of course the park is great anytime you want to get outside and enjoy some green space.

Lenox Village Restaurants and Bars

While you’re out enjoying the beautiful urban friendliness of Lenox Village make you’re way to one of the amazing restaurants at the town center. Whether you’re in the mood for sushi, burgers & shakes, Mexican, or a good ole beer and bar food, it’s all within a reasonable walking distance.

You can also venture just outside the neighborhood and enjoy fine cuisine and drinks from Southside Grill, another south Nashville staple that has withstood the test of time.

• Umami Asian Fusion
• Burger Republic
• Blue Coast Burrito
• Sweetwaters Coffee and Tea
• The Other Place – Sports Bar and Grill
• Deep South Growlers – Craft beer bar
• El Sombrero – Mexican Food
• Edley’s BBQ

Other Businesses in Lenox Village

Beauty, Relaxation, Fitness

• Elle Nails and Spa
• Hair Studio at Lenox Village
• Eleven Bridal Curvy Couture
• Paparazzi Cuts
• Workout Anytime
• Paint + Canvas

Dentistry & Medical

• Lenox Village Dentistry
• Results Physiotherapy Nashville
• Saint Thomas Medical Partners at Lenox Village
• Nashville Skin

Where is Lenox Village Nashville?

Lenox Village Nashville is conveniently located off Nolensville Road in southeast Nashville about a mile south of Old Hickory Blvd. Just a short drive to the Publix and Kroger at Concord Road and close to the Super Walmart back towards Old Hickey Blvd, residents of Lenox Village have just about everything you could possibly need within a mile or two.

Streets Inside Lenox Village

Things to know when buying in Lenox Village

Sugar Valley and Barnes Cove

Lenox Village Nashville does connect, almost seamlessly, to two other neighborhoods; Sugar Valley and Barnes Cove. To someone unfamiliar with the architecture it might be challenging to distinguish where Lenox Village ends the other neighborhoods begin. Therefore, when shopping for property in Lenox Village, it’s especially important to make sure your Realtor is only showing you properties in Lenox Village and not in one of the adjoining neighborhoods.