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Forest Hills is an exclusive Nashville suburb known for luxury estates, wooded landscapes, and private estate-sized lots. Offering a peaceful, upscale lifestyle with easy access to Green Hills shopping, parks, top schools, and downtown Nashville, it’s ideal for refined suburban living.

Forest Hills is an exclusive, upscale independent city and residential enclave in southwest Davidson County, just minutes from downtown Nashville. Renowned for its luxurious estate-sized properties, heavily wooded landscapes, rolling hills, and emphasis on privacy and natural beauty, it features grand single-family homes—ranging from historic estates to contemporary mansions—on large, secluded lots with minimal commercial development. As one of Nashville's most affluent and family-friendly suburbs, Forest Hills offers a serene, rural-feel lifestyle with strong community appeal, top-rated schools, abundant parks, and quick access to Green Hills shopping, cultural attractions, and urban conveniences, making it ideal for those seeking luxury, tranquility, and proximity to the city.

Amenities:

  • Borders major Metro Nashville parks including Percy Warner Park and Edwin Warner Park (hiking/biking trails, scenic drives, horseback riding, golfing, nature programs, and picnic areas)
  • Radnor Lake State Park (nearby for serene hiking trails, wildlife observation, birdwatching, and non-motorized recreation)
  • Bison Meadow wildflower park (on Hillsboro Pike, offering peaceful green space)
  • City bikeway/pathway (1.5 miles from Percy Priest Elementary to Radnor Lake, plus upcoming Tyne Blvd pathway)
  • Proximity to upscale shopping and dining in neighboring Green Hills (The Mall at Green Hills, Hill Center, Whole Foods, high-end boutiques, and restaurants)
  • Access to Percy Priest Elementary playground (open to residents during non-school hours)
  • Easy commute to downtown Nashville for business, healthcare, and entertainment

Schools:

Public schools zoned for the area (Metro Nashville Public Schools; confirm exact zoning with address via MNPS zone finder, as boundaries vary):

  • Percy Priest Elementary School (highly rated, new school opening Fall 2025, often zoned for parts of Forest Hills)
  • Middle and high school options typically in the Hillsboro cluster, such as corresponding middle schools and Hillsboro High School (known for strong academics and programs)

Private schools in the Forest Hills/Green Hills/Belle Meade area (short drive away):

  • Harpeth Hall School (prestigious all-girls independent, grades 5–12)
  • Ensworth School (co-ed K–12 independent, campuses nearby)
  • University School of Nashville (independent, often in the broader area)
  • St. Paul Christian Academy (PreK–6, Christian independent in Green Hills)
  • Additional nearby options like The Covenant School, Harding Academy, or Lipscomb Academy

Nearby Entertainment and Activities:

  • Outdoor adventures at Radnor Lake State Park (hiking, nature walks, wildlife viewing) and Warner Parks (trails, golf, horseback riding, environmental education at Warner Park Nature Center)
  • Exploring Cheekwood Estate and Gardens (historic mansion, botanical gardens, art exhibitions, and seasonal events)
  • Nashville Zoo at Grassmere (family-friendly animal exhibits and attractions nearby)
  • Upscale dining and shopping in Green Hills (fine restaurants, cafés, and retail along Hillsboro Pike)
  • Community events, wildflower viewing at Bison Meadow, and pathway biking/walking
  • Short drive (10-15 minutes) to downtown Nashville for live music, Broadway venues, concerts, dining, and major cultural/entertainment options
  • Proximity to Vanderbilt and Belmont University areas for sports, lectures, and events
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Overview for Forest Hills, TN

4,802 people live in Forest Hills, where the median age is 49.4 and the average individual income is $151,654. Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau.

4,802

Total Population

49.4 years

Median Age

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$151,654

Average individual Income

Around Forest Hills, TN

There's plenty to do around Forest Hills, including shopping, dining, nightlife, parks, and more. Data provided by Walk Score and Yelp.

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Points of Interest

Explore popular things to do in the area, including STEPS Fitness, Arthur Murray Dance Studio - Nashville, and Free Your Skin Aesthetics.

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Active 4.66 miles 6 reviews 5/5 stars
Active 3.49 miles 6 reviews 5/5 stars
Beauty 2.95 miles 6 reviews 5/5 stars
Beauty 4.32 miles 5 reviews 5/5 stars

Demographics and Employment Data for Forest Hills, TN

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Forest Hills has 1,818 households, with an average household size of 2.64. Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau. Here’s what the people living in Forest Hills do for work — and how long it takes them to get there. Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau. 4,802 people call Forest Hills home. The population density is 519.92 and the largest age group is Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau.

4,802

Total Population

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49.4

Median Age

50.6 / 49.4%

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Total Households

2.64

Average Household Size

$151,654

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