4+ Bedroom Family Homes for Sale in Nashville, TN Under $850K
There are 11 homes for sale in Nashville, TN, with 4 to 6 bedrooms, 3 to 6 bathrooms, and 2,300 to 4,099 square feet of living space. Displayed asking prices range from $819,000 to $849,000, and build years from 1961 to 2026. The largest, at 313 Timberdale Court, offers 6 bedrooms and 4,099 square feet for $849,000.
Germantown sits on rising ground above the Cumberland River just north of downtown, where older brick homes and renovated Victorian houses line tree-shaded streets within walking distance of Monroe Street restaurants. The Nations, west of Germantown, mixes restored bungalows with newer infill homes. To the south, Crieve Hall and Edgehill offer established blocks close to Vanderbilt, while Bellevue stretches along Highway 100 with larger lots and older brick ranches.
Downtown Nashville is typically a 10 to 20 minute drive from these neighborhoods via Interstate 40 and Interstate 65. Radnor Lake State Park and Edwin Warner Park are a short drive from Bellevue and Crieve Hall, and Percy Priest Lake lies to the east for boating and weekend trips. Families here are served by Metro Nashville Public Schools, and the shops and restaurants along Broadway and 12 South are close at hand.
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Which Nashville neighborhoods are good for families buying a larger home?
Germantown, The Nations, Crieve Hall, Edgehill and Bellevue each offer a different mix of older homes and newer construction. Germantown and The Nations sit closest to downtown and give walkable access to restaurants. Bellevue and Crieve Hall tend to have larger lots and quieter streets for families who want more yard space.
How long is the commute from Nashville neighborhoods to downtown?
Most of these neighborhoods are roughly 10 to 20 minutes by car from downtown, depending on traffic and the route. Interstate 40 and Interstate 65 provide the main connections into the core. Buyers who work near Vanderbilt or Midtown will often find Edgehill and Crieve Hall especially convenient.
Are there parks and lakes near Nashville homes for sale?
Radnor Lake State Park and Edwin Warner Park are both well known for hiking and trail access on the south side of the city. Percy Priest Lake lies east of town and is popular for boating and weekend recreation. Many families value these spaces as an easy alternative to a longer drive out of the city.
What should buyers check when purchasing an older home in Nashville?
Homes in older neighborhoods like Germantown, Bellevue and Crieve Hall can date from the mid twentieth century or earlier. Buyers should review the roof, foundation, electrical panel and plumbing before making an offer. A thorough inspection by a local professional helps clarify what renovation work may be needed.
Is Nashville a good place to buy a home for a growing family?
Nashville offers a range of neighborhoods with access to schools, parks and employment centers across healthcare, education and music industries. Families often weigh school zones carefully, so checking assignments for a specific address is important. The mix of established streets and newer infill gives buyers several options within one city.
Which Nashville neighborhood is best for buyers who want to be near Broadway and 12 South?
Germantown and Edgehill are often chosen by buyers who want quick access to the Broadway corridor and 12 South shopping and dining. The Nations also sits within a short drive of these districts. Buyers should visit at different times of day to understand traffic and parking near their chosen street.