What are the hidden costs of living in Hendersonville?

Higher property taxes common in suburban counties Regular car maintenance and fuel costs due to lack of transit Potential HOA fees in some neighborhoods

What is the median home price in Hendersonville?

The median home price in Hendersonville is approximately $440,800.

Is Hendersonville walkable?

Hendersonville has a Walk Score of 54 out of 100. Some errands can be done on foot.

What are the downsides of living in Hendersonville?

Very car-dependent with a Walk Score of 25 Commute to Nashville is likely long and not guaranteed to be convenient No public transit options available Limited dining and nightlife options

How are the schools in Hendersonville?

Hendersonville has a school rating of 8.9/10. Schools are highly rated.

What is the commute like from Hendersonville?

The average commute from Hendersonville to Nashville, TN is approximately 30 minutes.

Hendersonville, TN

Hendersonville · Sumner County · TN 37075

Updated October 16, 2026 · Would You Live There?

Good for now

Verdict

$441K

Median Price

54/100

Walk Score

8.9/10

Schools

30 min

to Nashville, TN

Score Breakdown

CAffordability

63/100

ASafety

92/100

B+Schools

89/100

B-Quietness

70/100

B+Commute

85/100

D+Walkability

54/100

WYLT Score76/100

Our Take

Hendersonville offers solid public schools, a reasonable home price relative to median income, and a calm suburban vibe. It’s great for families but not for those who rely on walking or public transit. The lack of nearby transit and limited nightlife mean you’ll need a car and a long commute if you work in Nashville.

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The Good

✓Strong public school system (average rating 8)
✓Home prices that match median income fairly well
✓Quiet, family-friendly suburban atmosphere
✓Low flood risk (Zone X)

Real Talk

!Very car-dependent with a Walk Score of 25
!Commute to Nashville is likely long and not guaranteed to be convenient
!No public transit options available
!Limited dining and nightlife options
$Higher property taxes common in suburban counties
$Regular car maintenance and fuel costs due to lack of transit
$Potential HOA fees in some neighborhoods

Best For

Families with school-aged childrenFirst-time home buyers with moderate budgetsDrivers who commute to NashvilleRetirees seeking a quiet suburb

Risk Snapshot

Flood riskLow

Violent crimeLow

Property crimeLow

Air qualityModerate

Price volatilityLow

Crime & Safety