Hillsboro / Belmont, TN
Hillsboro / Belmont Real Estate and Homes For Sale
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What is Hillsboro - Belmont known for?
Hillsboro - Belmont area offers an array of activities for young professionals, college students, and young families. This hip neighborhood is home to Belmont University and right around the corner from Vanderbilt and Lipscomb, giving it a college-town feel with a twist. What’s the twist? The area is more family-oriented than most university areas. Throughout Belmont you will find historic homes, children playing in their yards, and college students kicking about.
Who is Hillsboro - Belmont a good fit for?
Hillsboro - Belmont is truly a “college town,” as it is situated within walking distance of Tennessee’s most well-known universities – Vanderbilt, Belmont, and Lipscomb. This trendy area is a favorite of both locals and tourists, featuring unique, funky house designs and plenty of activities to keep locals invested in their community. Most residents are students, young professionals, and couples who are working on their degrees or are beginning their professional careers.
Homes for sale in Hillsboro / Belmont
Pros & Cons of living in Hillsboro / Belmont
Pros
- Hillsboro - Belmont offers a balance of quaintness and fun. This neighborhood is both charming and exciting with plenty of activities to keep everyone happy. From plays at the Belcourt Theater to grabbing coffee at Fido, it takes most residents years to fully explore all the area has to offer.
- Hillsboro - Belmont is family-friendly, close to downtown, walkable, and filled with neighborhood pride.
- It also is located just minutes from all the major interstates.
Cons
- Hillsboro - Belmont exudes a young, college vibe, but the area may not be the best fit for everyone.
- Because of its vicinity to downtown and the high demand in housing, you will find most yards are not as expansive as suburbs further out from downtown. This popular neighborhood also comes with its fair share of traffic.
- The cost of living can also be restrictive for some potential residents.
How to get around in Hillsboro / Belmont
The Hillsboro - The Belmont area is remarkably walkable and bikeable. You will find residents walking to 12 South or Hillsboro Village throughout the day. It’s also easy to Uber downtown for a night out on the town. There are also several bus routes that go through Belmont, which can make getting downtown easy for those without vehicles. As for commuting to work elsewhere in the city, you will likely want to drive.
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Parks and Recreation in Hillsboro / Belmont
Being just south of downtown Nashville, you won’t find many forested hikes in the Belmont area, but there are plenty of regional parks where residents get some fresh air and exercise. While not in Belmont, Centennial Park is just a stone’s throw away in the West End neighborhood. Residents also frequent Edgehill Community Memorial Garden, Rose Park, and Dragon Park
Many people also enjoy walking the grounds and enjoying the green spaces at Vanderbilt and Belmont University.
Sevier Park
3021 Lealand Ln, Nashville, TN 37204
Sevier Park is a big, multi-purpose park with large, grassy fields, picnic areas, and also has historical significance.
Crime in Hillsboro / Belmont
In the past year in Hillsboro / Belmont there were 64% more assaults, 59% more burglaries, 73% more robberies, 62% more vehicle thefts compared to the national median.
Overall, Hillsboro - Belmont is a peaceful but energetic neighborhood with the typical issues found in most metro areas. Most unsavory activities include petty theft and a bit of a rouse here and there near the bars. With plenty of families in the area, you can rest assured that you will feel safe living in the Belmont neighborhood.
Cost of Living in Hillsboro / Belmont
As an established neighborhood with historic charm, prime location, and plenty to do, it’s not surprising that Belmont is more costly than some other Nashville neighborhoods. This area is in high demand and the housing prices reflect that. If you have your heart set on Belmont, don’t be discouraged, though, this area has a wide array of housing types, including charming and affordable apartments. The median price of a single-family home in Belmont was just over $1,227,000 over the past 12 months. A condo or townhome may be a more affordable option with a median sales price of $430,000.
- Education costs 65% more than the national average.
- Entertainment costs 30.70% more than the national average.
- Food costs 30.40% more than the national average.
- In Hillsboro / Belmont utilities costs 19.10% more than the national average.
- Healthcare costs 7.90% more than the national average.
Overall, Hillsboro / Belmont’s cost of living is 34% more expensive than the national average.
Job Market of Hillsboro / Belmont
2,999 Total Popultation
The median household income in Hillsboro / Belmont is $79,512 and the average household income in Hillsboro / Belmont is $109,579. 18.79% of the population people works in Education, 16.61% works in Healthcare, and 12.22% works in Professional.
Reviews of Hillsboro / Belmont
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“The Hillsboro Belmont is near Belmont University and 12th South”
The Hillsboro Belmont is near Belmont University and 12th South. I personally like this neighborhood more than 12 South. It has beautiful craftsman bungalows, is very walkable, and is home to Bongo Java. I could walk around this neighborhood for hours. I just can’t afford this neighborhood, so it’s pricey.
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What is life in Hillsboro-Belmont like?
Many students chose to live in the neighborhood of Hillsboro/Belmont for its convenient location near Vanderbilt and Belmont University. You can find a collection of boutique shops and restaurants throughout the lively area. The neighborhood is also home to the historic Belmont Mansion.
Why are homes in Hillsboro-Belmont a good investment?
Purchasing a home in Hillsboro/Belmont is a good investment as it sits between two of the city’s prestigious universities. It has a vibrant shopping and entertainment district and is also home to a number of great restaurants. Its central location to so many great things makes it highly sought-after.
How long does it take to commute to Downtown Nashville from Hillsboro-Belmont?
Commuting from Hillsboro Village to Downtown Nashville by car will take approximately 12 minutes.
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