Commute to West End/Vanderbilt?

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Originally Posted by alleycat

I don't drive to and from these areas on a regular basis, so this is a rough guess. To stay within a 45 minute commute, I would removed Charlotte, Dickson, Greenbrier, Springfield, White House and Gallatin. I would think about also removing Fairview and White Bluff.

So that would leaves, let's see . . . Donelson, Hermitage, Mt. Juliet (might be difficult even there to stay within your price range), Kingston Spring (again, might be out of your price range), Ashland City (east side), and Pleasant View (starting to get pricier). Sometime the actually commute time will vary quite a bit on exactly where you live and the time you travel. If you can jump right on the Interstate or a major highway, your commute time will generally be shorter. And if you can commute (like I do), slightly off of peak rush hour times, you can shorten your commute time quite a bit.

Remember, I am guessing quite a bit here. Someone who lives in one of the areas will have a better handle on commute times and the price range of houses in the area.

Now, for another question . . . are any of your kids teenagers and are you planning on sending them to public high school?

Alleycat, while I respect and agree with the majority of your posts, I will give you the fact that you did state that the driving time is a "guess", however since the widening of I-65 North of Nashville drives from White House, Greenbrier and Hendersonville are all well in the 45 minute range of Nashville on an average day.