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Williamson is a blossoming county with a diverse economy. The expansion and continued development of commercial and industrial parks is luring more and more Fortune 500 companies to the area. Combine these companies with the already long list of private and family-owned businesses in the area and it is easy to see why living in Nolensville affords residents a tremendous opportunity to find employment within minutes of their home.
The spillover effect from the large city of Nashville and the shopping hub of Cool Springs has had tremendous effects on this small city. The local housing market is thriving and the Williamson County Beautification Project continues to enhance the area with parks and green space. For the most part, except for grocery/drug store shopping, residents currently make the short drive to Cool Springs for their shopping. However, there are more restaurants and retail on the way for Nolensville which will add to the popularity of the area and insure that property values will appreciate.
One of the best assets to the city is the high ranking Williamson County School District. The county’s education system is praised for its low student-to-teacher ratios and outstanding standardized test scores. In fact, the school system has recently received the Governor’s A+ Award for Excellence in Education. Your investment in Nolensville will prove to be a good one.
Servicing Nolensville are two elementary schools, one middle school and one high school. Private schools in the area include Battle Ground Academy, Brentwood Academy, Eagles Nest Academy, Franklin Classical School and Willow Hall. The Franklin branch of Columbia State Community College is also nearby as is O’More College of Design. Nolensville is short commute to Middle Tennessee State University in Murfreesboro, which is the second largest state university. Being a short drive to Nashville, there are numerous distinguished colleges and universities as well as community colleges and technical/trade schools. Included on this long list are Vanderbilt University, Belmont University and David Lipscomb University.
The proximity to the state capital of Nashville is an asset to Nolensville. With Nashville’s many attractions, cultural amenities and recreational and employment opportunities, “Music City U.S.A.” offers big-city excitement which perfectly blends with Nolensville’s small town charm. Nashville’s major professional sports teams include the Titans, the Sounds and the Predators. There is also a major speedway that is part of Dover Motorsports, Inc., which hosts over 150 annual racing events with nearly every major sanctioning body represented, including NASCAR. Cultural amenities in Nashville include the Grand Old Opry, the Belle Meade Plantation, The Parthenon in Centennial Park, the Nashville Zoo and Cheekwood Botanical Garden & Museum of Art.
Overall, with its unique culture, historical significance, community pride and proximity to Nashville, Nolensville makes for an attractive, affordable place to live. So, whether your pursuit is work, retirement, or play, Nolensville and its neighboring communities are equipped to satisfy your needs and desires.
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