Weho

WeHo (often shorthand for Wedgewood-Houston, a creative and rapidly evolving neighborhood in south Nashville, ZIP 37203/37204) is an artsy, industrial-chic district just south of downtown, known for its booming creative scene, historic brick warehouses turned galleries/studios, and a mix of gritty charm with trendy revitalization. This up-and-coming area features a blend of renovated historic homes, new construction townhomes/condos, and loft-style living in former factories, set on tree-lined streets with an eclectic, bohemian vibe. Bordered by Wedgewood Avenue, Houston Street, and areas near I-65/I-40, WeHo attracts artists, young professionals, entrepreneurs, and families drawn to its galleries, distilleries, breweries, emerging dining, and proximity to downtown (5-10 minutes) and hotspots like The Gulch or 12 South—offering an authentic, energetic urban experience with strong growth potential.

Amenities:

• Thriving arts district with galleries, studios, workshops, and creative spaces (e.g., Fort Houston, multiple artist collectives)
• Breweries, distilleries, and craft spots (e.g., Bastion, new venues, and emerging spots)
• Proximity to Geodis Park (Nashville SC soccer stadium for MLS games and events) and Nashville Fairgrounds (fairs, racing, markets)
• Historic Fort Negley (Civil War-era fort with park, trails, and views)
• Walkable pockets with local coffee shops, eateries, and services along Wedgewood and adjacent streets
• Easy access to downtown conveniences, groceries, and major roads (I-65/I-40/I-24)
• Nearby green spaces and trails for outdoor activities

Schools:

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

• Often includes Carter-Lawrence Elementary or similar nearby elementaries (Pre-K–5)
• Middle school options typically in the cluster, such as corresponding schools like John Trotwood Moore Middle or others
• High school may include Glencliff High School or Hillsboro High School (strong programs in academics and athletics)

Private schools in the broader south Nashville area (short drive away):

• The Covenant School (PK–6, Presbyterian independent nearby)
• St. Edward School (Catholic PK–8)
• Lipscomb Academy (PK–12, Christian college-prep affiliated with Lipscomb University)
• Additional options like Harding Academy, Father Ryan High School (Catholic), or Ensworth School in the region

Nearby Entertainment and Activities:

• Art hopping and gallery crawls (studios, workshops, and events in converted warehouses)
• Live music, performances, and creative events at venues and pop-ups throughout the district
• Sports and concerts at Geodis Park (Nashville SC matches, tailgating, community events)
• Nashville Fairgrounds activities (fairs, car shows, markets, and seasonal festivals)
• Dining scene with trendy spots (e.g., new restaurants, international cuisine, breweries, and distilleries)
• Outdoor exploration at Fort Negley Park (hiking, history tours, panoramic views)
• Short drive (5-10 minutes) to downtown Nashville for Broadway honky-tonks, live music, concerts, museums, and major attractions
• Proximity to The Gulch and 12 South for upscale shopping, dining, murals, and casual hangouts