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Median home price in Nolensville, TN is $934,532 in 2026. Homes sell in 57 days on average. Work with a buyer's agent who knows every neighborhood, every school zone, and how to win in this market.
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Nolensville, TN Market Snapshot · 2026
Source: Redfin, as of August 20, 2026
$934,532
Median Sale Price
57
Avg. Days on Market
$314
Price Per Sq Ft
-1.6%
YoY Appreciation
Middle Tennessee · August 2026 · nine-county GNAR
Source: Greater Nashville REALTORS®, monthly home sales chart
Regional context for Nolensville buyers
Greater Nashville REALTORS® publishes nine-county totals (Davidson, Cheatham, Dickson, Maury, Robertson, Rutherford, Sumner, Williamson, and Wilson) — not a Nolensville-only breakdown. The city snapshot above is a separate Redfin citywide median. Use both as direction, then price the specific street.
2,928
Total closings
$515,725
Residential median
$339,995
Condo median
15,637
Inventory
2,409
Pendings
55
Days on market
Full August 2026 write-up: Middle Tennessee market update — August 2026.
Buying in Nolensville
What Buyers Need to Know in 2026
Nolensville offers something increasingly rare in Middle Tennessee: small-town charm inside Williamson County. Founded in 1797 and still centered on a historic downtown of 1800s-era buildings, the town has grown from 13,829 residents at the 2020 Census to an estimated 16,200+ in 2026 (U.S. Census Bureau) without losing that character. With a median price around $935,000, it sits between Franklin and Brentwood in price. Buyers are drawn to Williamson County Schools, a walkable historic core, and subdivisions that do not all live the same way. Bent Creek is the large established family community — mature trees, multiple pools, 2000s–early-2010s stock. Scales Farmstead is the newer Clovercroft Road brick neighborhood with a clubhouse-and-pool HOA and typical Jordan Elementary / Sunset Middle / Nolensville High assignments. Benington is custom half-acre homes off Sunset Road (often a Sunset Elementary / Sunset Middle walk), and it shares its pool and clubhouse with neighboring Winterset Woods — know that before you tour. Burberry Glen is another current-vintage family option if you want newer floor plans without Benington custom pricing. School assignment still drives daily life and resale, so confirm the Williamson County zone for the exact address before you write. Homes average 57 days on market citywide, but the most desirable listings move faster — so buyers need to be pre-approved and decisive. Joshua prices the specific street and subdivision, not only the citywide median.
Quick Facts
- County
- Williamson County
- Median Price
- $934,532
- Schools
- Williamson County Schools
- Commute
- 25 min to downtown Nashville via Nolensville Pike
- Appreciation
- -1.6% YoY
Top Neighborhoods
- → Bent Creek
- → Scales Farmstead
- → Benington
- → Winterset Woods
- → Nolen Mill
Schools
Top-Rated Schools in Nolensville
School zones drive both quality of life and resale value in Nolensville. Explore homes near each — with zoning notes, price ranges, and current listings.
High · Williamson County Schools
Nolensville High School
A 5-star SchoolDigger school, A-graded on Niche, ranked among the top 20 public high schools in Tennessee.
Homes near Nolensville High School →Elementary · Williamson County Schools
Mill Creek Elementary
A growing Williamson County elementary serving the Nolensville area.
Homes near Mill Creek Elementary →Neighborhood Guides
Explore Nolensville Neighborhoods
Honest, in-depth guides to Nolensville's most-searched subdivisions — schools, HOA, amenities, home styles, and current price ranges. Live listings are served on Compass with Joshua as your attributed agent.
Williamson County
Burberry Glen
Newer family subdivision with current-vintage homes and active amenity package.
Williamson County
Bent Creek
Large established family subdivision with mature trees and strong amenities.
Williamson County
Scales Farmstead
Newer Clovercroft Road brick community with an active pool-and-clubhouse HOA.
Williamson County
Benington
Custom half-acre homes off Sunset Road; amenities shared with Winterset Woods.
Why Work With Joshua in Nolensville
Your Unfair Advantage as a Buyer
Hyperlocal subdivision knowledge
Nolensville is not one product. Bent Creek (established, mature trees), Scales Farmstead (newer Clovercroft brick + amenity HOA), and Benington (custom half-acre on Sunset, amenities shared with Winterset Woods) price and feel differently. Joshua matches the street to your budget, school walk, and lot-size priority.
Speed advantage
Nolensville homes sell quickly. Joshua sets up instant MLS alerts and can typically get you into a showing within hours of a new listing hitting the market.
Community connection
Nolensville is a small town — and Joshua is plugged into it. Off-market deals, coming-soon properties, and word-of-mouth opportunities come through relationships, not just the MLS.
Selling First?
Two Paths to Free Up Your Move.
Most Nolensville buyers are also selling something — a current home, an inherited property, a rental that no longer fits. How you sell that home shapes how fast you can close on the next one. Joshua runs both paths, and the conversation starts the same way.
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MLS exposure, Compass-network promotion, professional photos, and the highest expected net. Best when you can wait 2–6 weeks for top dollar — and you want the proceeds working in your Nolensville offer.
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Buying a Home in Nolensville — FAQ
Who is a top real estate agent in Nolensville, TN?
Joshua Fink is an Affiliate Broker with Compass Real Estate who personally sells 100+ homes a year across Middle Tennessee, including Nolensville. With 17+ years of experience, he knows Nolensville's neighborhoods, school zones, and pricing in detail, and gives buyers early access to Compass Coming Soon and off-market listings. Call 615-551-2727 or visit joshuafink.com to start your Nolensville home search.
What is the average home price in Nolensville, TN in 2026?
The median home price in Nolensville is approximately $935,000, with price per square foot around $314. That is a citywide figure — not a subdivision median. Larger custom homes in Benington and premium Scales Farmstead lots regularly exceed $1M; Bent Creek and Burberry Glen often enter below that. Joshua prices the specific street against recent closed comps.
How competitive is the Nolensville housing market?
Very competitive for the most desirable homes, which still often receive multiple offers even with the market averaging 57 days. Having your financing ready and a decisive mindset is critical. Joshua will help you build offers that win without overpaying.
What are the best neighborhoods in Nolensville for families?
Bent Creek and Scales Farmstead are the usual family starts — amenities plus Williamson County Schools (Scales commonly Jordan Elementary / Sunset Middle / Nolensville High). Benington is the custom half-acre ask near the Sunset campus, at a higher typical entry. Burberry Glen is another newer family subdivision if current-vintage floor plans matter more than lot size. Joshua will match budget, school walk, and HOA style — not a single “best” label.
Is Nolensville still growing?
Yes, but more slowly than Spring Hill or Thompson's Station. The town grew from 13,829 residents (2020 Census) to an estimated 16,200+ in 2026 — about 17% in five years. That controlled growth is actually a selling point — Nolensville has managed development carefully to preserve its character, which supports long-term value.
Who should I hire to buy a home in Nolensville, TN?
Look for an agent with hyperlocal Nolensville subdivision knowledge — not just general Williamson County experience — since price and character shift noticeably between Bent Creek, Scales Farmstead, Benington, and the historic downtown core. Joshua Fink is a Compass Affiliate Broker with 17+ years of experience personally selling 100+ homes a year across Williamson County, including Nolensville, and can move quickly when the right listing hits the market.
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