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Hermitage is a family-friendly Nashville suburb (ZIP 37076) located 10–14 miles east of downtown, known for its peaceful, established neighborhoods, affordable homes, and access to outdoor recreation along the Cumberland River and Percy Priest Lake. Named after Andrew Jackson’s historic estate, it offers a small-town feel with tree-lined streets, highly rated parks, the WeGo Star commuter rail, and proximity to I-40 and BNA Airport—ideal for families, professionals, and outdoor enthusiasts.

Hermitage is a welcoming, family-oriented suburban neighborhood in east Nashville (primarily ZIP 37076, Davidson County), located about 10-12 miles east of downtown along the Cumberland River and near Percy Priest Lake. This established area blends postwar mid-century homes (ranches, split-levels, bungalows) with newer subdivisions and renovations on tree-lined streets and spacious lots, offering a peaceful, mature residential feel with mature trees, safe streets, and a strong sense of community. Adjacent to Donelson and close to Andrew Jackson's Hermitage historic site, it provides suburban tranquility with convenient access to I-40 for commuting, proximity to the airport (BNA), and growing local appeal—ideal for families, professionals, and those seeking affordability, outdoor recreation, and a "small-town in the city" vibe with quick urban access.

Amenities:

  • Hermitage Community Center (fitness center, gymnasium, indoor track, classes, dance/exercise studios, arts/crafts rooms, game rooms, and programs for all ages)
  • Two Rivers Park (large complex with Wave Country water park/slides, Two Rivers Golf Course, skate park, playgrounds, sports fields, picnic areas, and pedestrian bridge)
  • Stones River Greenway (paved trails connecting to Shelby Bottoms and Percy Priest Lake for walking, biking, and nature)
  • Long Hunter State Park (nearby: 2,600+ acres with 20+ miles of hiking trails, fishing, picnicking, and lake access on Percy Priest)
  • Nashville Shores Lakeside Resort (short drive: water park with slides, lazy river, and lake activities)
  • Local conveniences along Lebanon Pike/Stewarts Ferry Pike (groceries like Kroger/Publix, retail, services, and everyday dining)
  • Proximity to Andrew Jackson's Hermitage (historic home/museum with tours and events)

Schools:

Public schools zoned for the area (Metro Nashville Public Schools, primarily McGavock Cluster; confirm exact zoning with address via MNPS zone finder at zonefinder.mnps.org, as boundaries vary):

  • Hermitage Elementary School (often zoned, Pre-K–4 or K–5, with community focus)
  • Other nearby elementaries like Dodson Branch or similar in the cluster
  • Donelson Middle School or corresponding middle options (grades 5–8 or 6–8)
  • McGavock High School (9–12, large comprehensive high school known for strong academics, athletics, and extracurriculars; some areas may have other cluster pathways)

Private schools in the Hermitage/Donelson area (short drive away):

  • Donelson Christian Academy (PK–12, nondenominational Christian college-prep with biblical worldview and strong programs)
  • Holy Rosary Academy (Pre-K–8, Roman Catholic co-ed school in the vicinity with faith-based education)
  • Additional nearby options like regional faith-based or independent schools in East Nashville or broader metro (e.g., Ensworth or Harding Academy farther west)

Nearby Entertainment and Activities:

  • Water recreation at Wave Country (wave pool, slides, kids' zones) or Nashville Shores (lakefront water park fun)
  • Golfing at Two Rivers Golf Course (municipal course) or nearby Gaylord Springs Golf Links (resort-style)
  • Outdoor trails and nature at Long Hunter State Park (hiking, fishing, picnics) or Stones River Greenway (biking, walking with river views)
  • Historic tours at Andrew Jackson's Hermitage (plantation home, gardens, museum exhibits, and events)
  • Local dining and casual spots (diverse eateries along main corridors, including chains and independent restaurants)
  • Proximity to Opry Mills Mall (shopping, dining, entertainment, Aquarium Restaurant) and Grand Ole Opry/Gaylord Opryland Resort (live country music, shows, indoor gardens—short drive north)
  • Community events at parks/community center (fitness classes, youth sports, seasonal activities)
  • Quick commute (10-15 minutes) to downtown Nashville for Broadway live music, honky-tonks, concerts, museums, and major attractions—or plane-watching near BNA
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Overview for Hermitage, TN

38,124 people live in Hermitage, where the median age is 38 and the average individual income is $42,264. Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau.

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Total Population

38 years

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$42,264

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Around Hermitage, TN

There's plenty to do around Hermitage, 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 Zilla's Pit BBQ, Massage Therapy Studio, and Diva Waxing Skincare & Beauty.

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Dining 0.32 miles 11 reviews 5/5 stars
Beauty 3.01 miles 5 reviews 5/5 stars
Beauty 3.92 miles 6 reviews 5/5 stars
Beauty 4.65 miles 12 reviews 5/5 stars

Demographics and Employment Data for Hermitage, TN

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Hermitage has 17,827 households, with an average household size of 2.13. Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau. Here’s what the people living in Hermitage do for work — and how long it takes them to get there. Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau. 38,124 people call Hermitage home. The population density is 1,370.85 and the largest age group is Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau.

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Median Age

47.37 / 52.63%

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2.13

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$42,264

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