Brentwood

Brentwood homes for sale include established housing stock with a limited single-family share in the data provided, along with active listings across a wide price spread. Homes in Brentwood sit in a part of Brentwood, TN with access to major roads and nearby employment corridors, and Brentwood real estate here is defined by a market with both sold inventory and active listings.

About Brentwood

Brentwood sits in Brentwood, TN with road access that connects to surrounding parts of the Nashville area and nearby employment centers. The area includes residential streets, larger arterial roads, and established neighborhood patterns. Brentwood neighborhoods here are part of a suburban setting with housing that spans different ages and price points.

• Access to major road connections in the Brentwood area
• Residential streets with established housing stock
• Active listings across a wide price span
• Assigned schools include Edmondson Elementary, Jordan Elementary School, Lipscomb Elementary, and Crockett Elementary
• Housing mix in the data is 0% single-family

Housing Market

The median sold price in the last 90 days was $1,175,000. The median days on market for sold homes in the last 90 days was 34 days, and the middle half of those sales fell between 13 to 75 days. There were 258 homes sold in the last 90 days. There are 519 active listings, and the active list price range is $225,000 to $12,000,000. The market condition label is Balanced.

Brentwood Amenities

Living in Brentwood means moving through a part of Williamson County shaped by Old Hickory Boulevard, Franklin Road, Maryland Way, and Concord Road, where shopping pockets and parkland sit between established subdivisions and newer infill streets. Crockett Park, off Volunteer Parkway, anchors much of what people picture when they think about Brentwood amenities, with paved walking paths, open meadows, the historic Cool Springs House, and the Eddy Arnold Amphitheater, which hosts the Brentwood Summer Concert Series as well as the city’s annual 4th of July Celebration and Fireworks. In the Maryland Farms area, the Maryland Farms Greenway Trail links office and retail blocks with a paved route that runs through one of Brentwood’s biggest commercial centers, while Maryland Way Park adds another green space near the same corridor.

Along Franklin Road, Puffy Muffin sits in the Hill Center with its long-running bakery, breakfast, lunch, and Sunday brunch, and Mere Bulles stands on Maryland Way in a converted historic house that gives that stretch of offices and hotels a more tucked-away restaurant address. Around the Maryland Farms and Town Centre side of town, everyday errands tend to cluster near Maryland Way and Old Hickory Boulevard, where national storefronts mix with local stops and keep the commercial side of Brentwood concentrated rather than scattered. For outdoor access just beyond the city line, Radnor Lake State Park lies off Granny White Pike with wooded trails and a natural break from the office parks and arterial roads, adding one of the best-known things to do in Brentwood without requiring a cross-town drive.

Commuting from Brentwood is straightforward by car: Downtown Nashville is 33 minutes, 14.7 miles away. Vanderbilt University Medical Center is 31 minutes, 14.2 miles away. Cool Springs (Franklin) is 13 minutes, 5.5 miles away. Nashville International Airport is 36 minutes, 15.4 miles away. Before you buy here, expect a mix of older ranch houses, large brick homes on curving subdivision streets, and newer construction inserted along established roads and cul-de-sacs.

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