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Three properties in one: a luxury residence, a multigenerational retreat, and a workshop/collector compound. On 5.1 private, wooded acres, the all-brick home provides almost 9,000 heated and cooled square feet, including 2 main-level suites and a 3,438-square-foot walk-out basement. A powered outbuilding/workshop adds approximately 3,300 square feet under roof for cars, equipment, hobbies and storage.Inside, a vaulted great room centers on a floor-to-ceiling stone fireplace. Separate living and dining rooms add coffered and tray ceilings, and the kitchen includes granite counters, a 6-burner cooktop, double ovens, warming drawer, pot filler and 48-inch built-in refrigerator. The primary suite has a walk-in closet and bath with steam shower, garden tub and double vanities. Upstairs are 2 additional bedrooms with private baths, a rec room and media room with refreshment area.The walk-out basement drives the home's multigenerational flexibility. Seven windows and French doors bring in natural light across 2 living areas, a kitchenette without a range, office, full and half baths, flex/work areas and storage. Its separate exterior entrance opens to a covered lower patio.The full-brick detached building delivers the collector/workshop side of the property: 3 overhead doors, an air-conditioned workshop, 120/240V power, work sink, cabinetry, half bath, epoxy-coated floors and a fully decked upper level. A tall-clearance carport adds room for oversized vehicles or recreational equipment.Established trees, landscaping, gardens and covered outdoor spaces complete the setting. With no HOA and access to I-24, the south Davidson County location offers a broader Greater Nashville option—especially for those comparing acreage properties across Nashville, Brentwood, Nolensville, Franklin and Murfreesboro or relocating to Middle Tennessee. One address combines privacy, flexible living and serious workshop capacity. $1,969,990 Active

6301 Pettus Rd Cane Ridge, Tennessee

4 Beds 7 Baths 8,989 SqFt 5.1 Acres

Price Improvement! Rare Nolensville acreage with space, flexibility and utility that almost never hits the market this close to town. Set on 3.52 private acres beside Annecy, this one-of-a-kind property offers 3,400+ sq ft of living space, a 4-car garage, and a massive 7,600 sq ft heated outbuilding measuring approximately 152' x 50'. Previously used to house a large car collection—with another section set up as an indoor pickleball court—the building features electricity, heat via a 100-gallon propane tank, concrete floors and tremendous potential for collectors, hobbyists, tradespeople, entrepreneurs or business use.The home itself is full of character and opportunity. Buyers who want something more interesting than a cookie-cutter subdivision home will appreciate the generous footprint, 4 bedrooms, an oversized primary suite & a large Florida room just off the primary bedroom. A past expansion added a 26x20 cabin-inspired den with fireplace that opens to a covered deck, creating a warm gathering space with a retreat feel. The basement adds approximately 500 sq ft of partially finished living area plus room for workshop space, storage and parking.Adding even more upside, the property is now connected to sewer—an important improvement that may open the door for future updates, expansion or reimagining. The setting offers practical advantages in a no-HOA/no known restrictions property just outside town limits, including flexibility, breathing room & a lower county-only tax profile while still being minutes from Nolensville Road, local restaurants & the heart of town.Zoned for sought-after Williamson County schools: Nolensville Elementary, Mill Creek Middle and Nolensville High. Nearby growth continues to enhance the lifestyle value, with the planned Nolensville Town Square, the Publix-anchored Village Green center now open, & a Kroger Marketplace on the way. Rare acreage, serious garage/barn space & a highly convenient Nolensville location. Buyer to verify uses. $1,285,000 Active

2453 Rocky Fork Rd Nolensville, Tennessee

4 Beds 3 Baths 3,411 SqFt 3.52 Acres

Rare two-parcel assemblage offering approximately 3.55 acres with prominent Nolensville Road frontage, an existing residence and unusual long-term flexibility in one of Nolensville’s most active commercial-growth corridors. The estimated 1.69-acre homesite at 7411 Nolensville Road and the adjoining estimated 1.86-acre vacant parcel immediately north are offered together. Town zoning materials indicate CD-4C Neighborhood Corridor zoning along the road-facing portion, a district intended to accommodate corridor-oriented residential, office, retail, service, live/work and mixed-use possibilities, subject to the ordinance and all required approvals. A CD-1 Natural corridor associated with the creek limits intensive development but may provide meaningful open-space character. No representation is made regarding net usable acreage, density, access, utilities or approval of any particular use. Positioned immediately south of the Darsey/Marketplace development, where the Town reports Kroger is permitted and under construction, and near Town Square and the established Village Green/Publix center, the property offers visibility and optionality as surrounding investment reshapes this section of Nolensville Road. The existing home preserves a legitimate residential or interim holding-use opportunity while a purchaser evaluates longer-range plans. Current sewer-capacity and connection constraints make this best suited to a buyer prepared to conduct careful due diligence and take a patient view. Future sewer service, capacity and connection rights remain subject to governmental approval, infrastructure completion and independent verification by the purchaser. Both parcels convey together and strictly as-is. Buyer to verify acreage, boundaries, zoning, permitted uses, floodplain and stream buffers, soils, utilities, septic, sewer, access, frontage, road improvements and all development requirements. $1,100,000 Active

7411 Nolensville Rd Nolensville, Tennessee

2 Beds 2 Baths 1,820 SqFt 1.69 Acres

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Nolensville Broken Wheel - www.Nolensville.realestateNolensville is located only 30 minutes south of Nashville, Tennessee. Most of the town lies within Williamson County, though a very small portion sits in adjacent Davidson and Rutherford counties.

The town dates back to the early 1800s, and until recently, it was primarily known as a sleepy suburb of Nashville with farms and a few rustic businesses. Beginning in the early 2000s, though, Nolensville development took off and new neighborhood after new neighborhood formed.

Today, Nolensville is known as one of the fastest growing communities in Middle Tennessee. The town is vibrant with parks, trails, athletics, community-events, and good ‘ol southern charm! It’s conveniently located within 15 minutes of Brentwood and Franklin, yet contains an identity that is all its own.

Welcome to one of the best small towns in Tennessee. Welcome to Nolensville!

June Market Brief:June 2026 Nolensville real estate market update showing 52 new listings, 31 closings, median sale price of $901,500, and 4.16 months of supply for ZIP code 37135.

Nolensville, TN Williamson County months of supply graphic for July 2026 showing 4.5 months of housing inventory, between seller’s market and neutral market conditions.

July gave Nolensville buyers something they haven’t had in abundance lately: a little breathing room. In the Williamson County portion of Nolensville, housing supply climbed to 4.5 months, new listings were up 27% from last July, and closings fell 30%. The median sale price slipped to $935,000, while the average sale price remained essentially unchanged at about $1.185 million… a good reminder that the headline numbers don’t always tell the whole story.

So, is Nolensville becoming a buyer’s market? Are home values actually falling? And what should sellers expect as we head toward fall? In my July 2026 Nolensville Real Estate Market Report, I break down what’s really happening with inventory, prices, days on market and buyer behavior — and what I think the latest numbers mean for anyone considering a move in Nolensville.

Flint Adam, Award-Winning, Top-Nolensville REALTOR®

I am a sixteen-year, Nolensville resident and the town’s top-selling REALTOR® since 2015. I have served 260 buyers and sellers in closed Nolensville TN real estate transactions. I live and breathe Nolensville and enjoy helping my neighbors achieve their real estate goals. 

I focus my real estate practice in Nolensville, and further specialize in the Williamson County marketplace. I serve all of Greater Nashville.

I am owner and Principal Broker of Beacon Real Estate, and a Certified Residential Specialist, the highest designation in residential real estate that only 3% of all REALTORS® have earned.

The Institute for Luxury Home Marketing has also recognized me as a Certified Luxury Home Marketing Specialist, Million-Dollar Guild Member – one of less than 300 Tennessee REALTORS® to have earned the distinction.

The Williamson County Association of REALTORS® has also honored me with three Titanium, four Platinum, and one Gold Award, recognizing my sales and service excellence.

I offer a complimentary, no-obligation home consultation for folks who are interested in selling their house – or maybe just want to see what it’s worth in today’s marketplace.

If you’re considering moving to Nolensville, let’s meet up for coffee and then I’ll give you a tour of the town and its neighborhoods.

Any time you want information on the Nolensville home market or have any general real estate questions, feel free to give reach out by clicking the ‘Contact Me’ form.

My family and I live in the Bent Creek subdivision and have been Nolensville residents since 2010.

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