Homes for Sale in Hendersonville, TN
Lake Living Less Than 20 Miles From Nashville
Hendersonville sits on the shores of Old Hickory Lake in Sumner County, less than 20 miles northeast of downtown Nashville. Homes for sale in Hendersonville, TN range from lakefront properties with private docks to newer construction.
Browse current listings below or search by property type and neighborhood. Our local market data can help you plan your budget before you tour.
Available Homes for Sale in Hendersonville
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Lake Homes
Homes on or near Old Hickory Lake, including waterfront lots and homes with lake views.
Search Homes →Homes With Land
Properties with extra acreage for buyers who want more room around the house.
Search Homes →Luxury Homes
Higher-end homes in Hendersonville, from custom builds to lakefront properties.
Search Homes →Homes With a Pool
Homes for sale in Hendersonville with an in-ground or private pool.
Search Homes →New Construction Homes
Newly built homes with current floor plans and builder warranties.
Search Homes →One-Story Homes
Single-level homes, including ranch-style floor plans.
Search Homes →Golf Course Homes
Homes on or near golf courses in the Hendersonville area.
Search Homes →Living in Hendersonville, TN
Hendersonville is the largest city in Sumner County, with an estimated 64,266 residents as of July 2025, up from 61,753 at the 2020 Census, according to the U.S. Census Bureau. The city covers about 31 square miles of land and was incorporated in 1969.
Old Hickory Lake shapes much of the city. Hendersonville has 26 miles of shoreline, and it is known locally as the City by the Lake.
Housing ranges from established subdivisions to newer master-planned communities, with lakefront homes at the top of the market.
Hendersonville TN Real Estate Market
Prices in Hendersonville have held steady over the past year while fewer homes have sold. Here is the most recent Redfin data for the three months ending August 2026:
About 14% of homes sold above list price in that period, down from a year earlier. That gives buyers more room to negotiate on homes that need updates or that are priced above recent sales.
Your interest rate has a large effect on what you can afford. Getting a lender's estimate early helps you search with confidence, and our affordability calculator below is a good place to start.
Market figures are estimates from Redfin and change monthly. MLS information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Contact us for the latest Hendersonville sold data.
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Benefits of Living in Hendersonville, TN
Lakeside Living
The city has 26 miles of shoreline on Old Hickory Lake, a 22,500-acre reservoir on the Cumberland River, so boating and fishing are part of everyday life here.
A Short Drive to Nashville
Downtown Nashville is less than 20 miles away. Vietnam Veterans Boulevard and Gallatin Pike are the main routes into the city.
A Range of Housing
Buyers can choose from lakefront homes, established subdivisions, condos and new construction at a wide range of price points.
Shopping and Dining
The Streets of Indian Lake is a lifestyle center with national retailers and restaurants, and historic Main Street has local shops and cafes.
Parks and Recreation
Sanders Ferry Park has a disc golf course and a fishing pier, and Veterans Park is home to Mary's Magical Place, an all-inclusive playground.
Historic Main Street
Two homes on the National Register of Historic Places sit on Main Street: Monthaven, begun in 1858, and Hazel Path, dating to 1857.
Hendersonville Neighborhoods to Know
Each Hendersonville neighborhood has its own housing style and price range. Here are a few that buyers ask about most.
Wynbrooke
Homes in Wynbrooke date to the early 2000s. Recent listings note an HOA clubhouse and pool, along with nearby access to the Station Camp Greenway.
Shop For Homes →Cherokee Woods
Cherokee Woods sits off Cherokee Road in south Hendersonville, close to Hendersonville High School. Some homes are on Old Hickory Lake, and lakefront listings here have included private boat slips.
Shop For Homes →Durham Farms
Durham Farms is a 472-acre master-planned community by Freehold Communities with about 1,200 homesites. Its amenity center, The Farmhouse, has a fitness facility, and the grounds include a pool with a splash pad.
Shop For Homes →Fun Facts About Hendersonville, TN
Johnny Cash and June Carter Cash lived in their home on Old Hickory Lake in Hendersonville from 1968 until both died in 2003.
Monthaven, built beginning in 1858, served as a field hospital during the Civil War. It is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and now houses the Monthaven Arts and Cultural Center.
Rock Castle State Historic Site is the limestone home Daniel Smith began building in 1784. It is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and sits beside the lake.
Taylor Swift moved to the area at 14 and attended Hendersonville High School. Kids Kingdom in Memorial Park was rebuilt after the 2010 flood with help from her $100,000 donation.
Old Hickory Lake formed in 1954 when the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers closed Old Hickory Dam on the Cumberland River.
Map of Hendersonville, TN
Commuting From Hendersonville
The city's main roads into Nashville are Gallatin Pike (US-31E) and Vietnam Veterans Boulevard (SR-386). New Shackle Island Road (SR-258) runs north through the city. For transit, WeGo Route 87 serves Gallatin and Hendersonville, with a Park and Ride stop at the Hendersonville Kohl's.
- US-31EGallatin Pike, south to Madison and Nashville
- SR-386Vietnam Veterans Boulevard
- SR-258New Shackle Island Road
- WeGo 87Gallatin and Hendersonville bus route
Sumner County Schools in Hendersonville, TN
Public schools in Hendersonville are part of Sumner County Schools. Zoning depends on the exact address, so always confirm school assignments with the district before you buy.
- Merrol Hyde Magnet SchoolSumner County Schools, K-12
- Hendersonville Christian AcademyPrivate, New Shackle Island Road
Union University Hendersonville
Union University, founded in 1823, runs a Hendersonville campus at 205 Indian Lake Boulevard. The campus offers accelerated degree programs for adult learners, including an Accelerated BSN nursing program.
Learn More →What to Know Before Buying a Home in Hendersonville
Property Taxes
Tennessee assesses residential property at 25% of its appraised value. Homes inside Hendersonville city limits pay the city rate of $0.5883 per $100 of assessed value on top of the Sumner County rate, currently $1.4210. Check the Sumner County Assessor for current figures.
Closing Costs
In Tennessee, buyers typically pay the state transfer tax of $0.37 per $100 of the sale price, and most buyers pay between 2% and 5% of the price in total closing costs. Read our guide on closing costs in Tennessee for a full breakdown.
Hendersonville, TN Real Estate Agents
Bernie Gallerani Real Estate has been the #1 team in the Nashville MLS for both dollar volume and number of transactions for 7 consecutive years. Our office is on Saundersville Road in Hendersonville, and with over 7,000 homes sold, our team knows the city's neighborhoods and lakefront pricing at the street level.
Barbara Corcoran, founder of The Corcoran Group and star of ABC's Shark Tank, doesn't put her name behind just anyone. She hand-picks one agent in each market, and in Middle Tennessee, she chose Bernie Gallerani.
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The Home Buying Process
We break the home buying journey into five clear steps, so you always know what comes next.
Consultation and Pre-Approval
We start by learning what you want in a home and your timeline. We will also connect you with our in-house mortgage company, CrossCountry Mortgage, for pre-approval so you know exactly what you can spend before you tour.
Home Search and Showings
We send listings that match your criteria and schedule showings around your calendar. Your agent tours each home with you and points out what to look for.
Offer and Negotiation
When you find the right home, we write an offer based on recent comparable sales and negotiate the price and terms for you. We handle the paperwork and keep every deadline on track.
Inspections and Due Diligence
After your offer is accepted, we coordinate the home inspection and help you decide which repairs to request. We stay in touch with everyone involved so the deal keeps moving.
Closing and Keys
We review the closing documents with you ahead of time and go with you to the closing table. Once everything is signed, you get the keys to your new Hendersonville home.
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Suburbs of Nashville Near Hendersonville
Still deciding where to live? These nearby cities are worth a look, and our suburbs guide compares 21 of them side by side.
Gallatin
The Sumner County seat sits northeast of Hendersonville on Old Hickory Lake, along Vietnam Veterans Boulevard.
Homes for Sale →Mount Juliet
A Wilson County city east of Nashville between I-40 and US-70, with a WeGo Star commuter rail station.
Homes for Sale →Goodlettsville
Goodlettsville spans Davidson and Sumner counties along I-65, just west of Hendersonville, and is home to Historic Mansker's Station.
Homes for Sale →Lebanon
The Wilson County seat along I-40, home to Cumberland University and Cedars of Lebanon State Park.
Homes for Sale →Frequently Asked Questions About Hendersonville Real Estate
Where is Hendersonville, TN?
Hendersonville is in Sumner County in Middle Tennessee, less than 20 miles northeast of downtown Nashville. The city sits on Old Hickory Lake and has 26 miles of shoreline.
How much do homes cost in Hendersonville?
The median sale price in Hendersonville was $534,646 for the three months ending August 2026, according to Redfin, up 1.8% from a year earlier. Prices vary widely between inland subdivisions and lakefront homes.
How many people live in Hendersonville, TN?
The U.S. Census Bureau estimated Hendersonville's population at 64,266 as of July 1, 2025. It is the largest city in Sumner County and the city describes itself as Tennessee's 10th largest.
What school district serves Hendersonville?
Public schools in Hendersonville are part of Sumner County Schools. Zoning depends on the exact address, so confirm school assignments with the district before you buy.
How do people commute from Hendersonville to Nashville?
Most drivers use Vietnam Veterans Boulevard (SR-386) or Gallatin Pike (US-31E). WeGo Route 87 serves Gallatin and Hendersonville, with a Park and Ride stop in Hendersonville.
Who is the best real estate agent in Hendersonville, TN?
Bernie Gallerani Real Estate has been the #1 team in the Nashville MLS for both dollar volume and number of transactions for 7 consecutive years, and Bernie Gallerani is hand-picked by Barbara Corcoran of ABC's Shark Tank. Our office is on Saundersville Road in Hendersonville.
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