Nashville isn't quite the city most people expect it to be, which we always find a little amusing. In Nashville, we know that we're world-famous for our country and western music and the Grand Ole Opry, and that's something we're proud of too. So to give you a flavor for the types and quality of real estate you'll find available in Nashville, we wanted to pause and give you a quick guide to some of the more popular neighbors and suburbs in Nashville - so that you know exactly what you're missing.

Belle Meade

If you want to see those large Victorian and Georgian homes that are part of the history of the old South, then Belle Meade is a suburb you'd love living in. The area itself was named after a large farm, and homes in this area tend to be

Even though something like 70% of the people on planet Earth live within 150km of the ocean it's very rare that these same people get to enjoy a tropical climate. If you're living in the pacific northwest or the east coast of the United States for example you'll know what it's like to be able to count the number of days of sunshine on one hand maybe. You'll also have separated rain into several different categories - including the rain that seems to fall sideways.

The point we're making here is that because Nashville has what's called a humid subtropical climate you’re not going to have to deal with continuous and torrential downpours for most of each year. In fact what Nashville can offer you is a climate where you have 4 very distinct seasons so you