What are the hidden costs of living in Montgomery County?

Property taxes can be around 2.3% of home value Association fees for newer developments can add $200–$400/month Higher heating costs during winter due to older homes

What is the median home price in Montgomery County?

The median home price in Montgomery County is approximately $340,000.

Is Montgomery County walkable?

Montgomery County has a Walk Score of 17 out of 100. Most errands require a car.

What are the downsides of living in Montgomery County?

Walk score of 17 means most errands still require a car Commute to Nashville is about an hour, traffic can add extra time Limited public transit options and few dining/nightlife spots Homeowners may face higher taxes and utility costs in this area

How are the schools in Montgomery County?

Montgomery County has a school rating of 7.3/10. Schools are above average.

What is the commute like from Montgomery County?

The average commute from Montgomery County to Nashville, TN is approximately 58 minutes.

Montgomery County, TN

Montgomery County · TN 37040

Updated October 30, 2026 · Would You Live There?

Good for now

Verdict

$340K

Median Price

17/100

Walk Score

7.3/10

Schools

58 min

to Nashville, TN

Score Breakdown

DAffordability

45/100

D+Safety

55/100

BSchools

73/100

CQuietness

60/100

D+Commute

55/100

FWalkability

17/100

WYLT Score51/100

Our Take

This Montgomery County suburb offers solid schools, affordable housing, and a decent commute to Nashville, making it a sensible choice for families and commuters. It lacks walkability and nightlife, but overall livability is balanced.

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The Good

✓High‑rated elementary schools with strong community focus
✓Reasonably priced homes relative to Nashville, with steady appreciation
✓Good access to I‑24 and I‑49 for the 58‑minute commute
✓Abundant parks and outdoor trails nearby

Real Talk

!Walk score of 17 means most errands still require a car
!Commute to Nashville is about an hour, traffic can add extra time
!Limited public transit options and few dining/nightlife spots
!Homeowners may face higher taxes and utility costs in this area
$Property taxes can be around 2.3% of home value
$Association fees for newer developments can add $200–$400/month
$Higher heating costs during winter due to older homes

Best For

Families with school‑age childrenCommuters to NashvilleFirst‑time homebuyersRemote workers seeking a quieter suburban setting

Risk Snapshot

Flood riskLow

Violent crimeModerate

Property crimeModerate

Air qualityGood

Price volatilityModerate

Crime & Safety