4 Bedroom Starter Homes for Sale in Nashville, TN Under $375K
There are 8 single family homes for sale in Nashville, TN, with 4 bedrooms, 2 to 4 bathrooms, and 1,216 to 2,454 square feet of living space. Displayed asking prices range from $349,000 to $365,000, and build years from 1961 to 2024. The largest, at 4134 Ashland City Highway, offers 4 bedrooms and 2,454 square feet for $350,000.
These homes sit across Nashville's older residential neighborhoods, from Bordeaux and Hydes Ferry Road on the northwest side to the Woodbine area south of downtown. Many streets are quiet, with modest lots and easy access to the Cumberland River. Shelby Park, a riverside park with ball fields and walking paths, is a short drive from much of the east side.
Downtown Nashville is typically a 15 to 20 minute drive from these neighborhoods, depending on traffic on I-40 and I-65. Nashville International Airport is roughly 10 minutes from much of the south and east side. Percy Priest Lake, east of the city, offers boating and hiking, and Metro Nashville Public Schools serve these areas.
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Which Nashville neighborhoods are good for first-time buyers looking at 4 bedroom homes?
Neighborhoods on the northwest side around Bordeaux and Hydes Ferry Road and the Woodbine area south of downtown are often the first places buyers compare. Each area has its own character, so visiting a few streets at different times of day helps you judge the feel. Ask a local agent about recent sales on the block you like best.
How long is the commute from Nashville neighborhoods to downtown?
Most of these neighborhoods are roughly a 15 to 20 minute drive to downtown, though traffic on I-40 and I-65 can stretch that during rush hour. Commute times vary by side of the city, so test the drive at the hour you would actually travel. Public transit options are more limited in many residential areas than in the urban core.
What should I check when buying an older home in Nashville?
Many homes in older Nashville neighborhoods were built several decades ago, so a thorough inspection is worth the time. Pay close attention to the roof, foundation, electrical panel, and plumbing. Ask whether the home has a crawlspace or basement and whether drainage around the lot has been addressed.
How close are these neighborhoods to parks and the Cumberland River?
Shelby Park on the east side offers ball fields, walking paths, and river access, and it is a popular spot for weekend outings. Many residential streets across the city sit within a short drive of the Cumberland River. Checking the distance from a specific address to the river and nearby parks will give you the most accurate picture.
Is Nashville International Airport convenient for homeowners in these areas?
Nashville International Airport is roughly 10 minutes from much of the south and east side, which makes travel simpler for frequent flyers. Drive times can change with airport construction and traffic, so test the route before you decide. Proximity to the airport is often a deciding factor for buyers who travel for work.
Are Metro Nashville Public Schools a factor when choosing a home in these neighborhoods?
Metro Nashville Public Schools serve these areas, but school assignments depend on the exact address. Boundaries can change over time, so confirm the zoned schools directly with the district before making an offer. Buyers with children often find it helpful to compare several neighborhoods side by side.