Need help with West side areas of Nashville (Dickson, Green Hill: apartment complexes, house)

[wagonwheel]

Can someone help out with where some nice areas are on the West side of Nashville that would be around a 30 minute drive to Dickson? Bellevue, Cross Timbers? Any ideas? How is the far West side of Nashville? Any thoughts/input are very much appreciated. Thank you so much.

[DonCorleone]

Bellevue would be a good starting point. Keep in mind that this part of the city was hit very hard during the flood, but it is still a good part of town to live. Pegram across the county line in Cheatham County might be worth a look too.

[groovamos]

I grew up in West Meade, and this is a major factor in the memories of my hometown. The terrain varies from flat to rolling to steep forested hills, and if I moved back to the area, I'm sure I would buy a house in West Meade. I've read on this board complaints about the good shopping areas in Green Hills, Cool Springs, and even Bellvue with its formerly popular mall are a pain to get to from there. But the north periphery of West Meade is quick to I-40 and retail on the West Nashville strip (Charlotte Rd.) although not what you would call high end retail. Even my old neighborhood at Currywood & Robin Hill is maybe only 10~12 minutes to the I-40 access in Bellvue. Speaking of Bellvue, similar terrain to West Meade, but with apartment complexes, and fewer 1 acre lots. Bellvue built up in the '70's, West Meade in the '50's

[wagonwheel]

thanks for the good information.

[Hollyshomes]

Fairview is in Williamson County and is about 20 min. from Bellevue and 20 min. from Dickson off I-40. The schools are excellent. Homes are less expensive than Bellevue and most lots are at least a half an acre.