Woodbine

Woodbine is an established, diverse, and up-and-coming neighborhood in south Nashville (primarily ZIP 37211), offering affordable charm with a mix of historic mid-20th-century homes—bungalows, ranches, cottages, and brick styles—alongside newer townhomes and renovations on good-sized lots. Bordered by Nolensville Pike, I-440, I-24, and Thompson Lane, it provides a quiet, residential feel with a vibrant, multicultural community featuring international eateries and family-run businesses. Just minutes from downtown Nashville (about 7-10 miles), Woodbine combines suburban tranquility, strong neighborhood pride, and excellent highway access, making it ideal for first-time buyers, families, and those seeking value in a growing area with rising appeal as one of Nashville's next "hot" spots.

Amenities:

• Coleman Park and Community Center (large fitness center, indoor/outdoor pool, walking/running tracks, basketball courts, playground, exercise classes, after-school programs, and event spaces—free admission, some fees for fitness)
• Thompson Lane Branch Library (local branch for books, programs, and community resources)
• Woodbine Park and community open spaces
• Mill Creek Greenway (nearby trails for walking, biking, and outdoor recreation)
• Proximity to Nashville Zoo at Grassmere (short drive south for animal exhibits, playground, and family attractions)
• Shopping centers like One Hundred Oaks and access to nearby Berry Hill, Melrose, and Green Hills for retail and groceries
• Diverse local conveniences along Nolensville Pike (groceries, international markets, and services)

Schools:

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

• Whitsitt Elementary School (often central to the neighborhood, Pre-K–5)
• Glencliff Elementary or similar nearby elementaries
• Wright Middle School (middle school option)
• Glencliff High School (high school serving the area, noted for its diversity with students from over 40 nationalities and many languages spoken)

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

• Woodbine Christian Academy (PK–8, Christian school in the neighborhood)
• St. Edward School (Catholic PK–8, nearby)
• Additional options in broader south Nashville like Father Ryan High School (Catholic high school), The Oak Hill School (Christian PK–6), or others in nearby areas such as Lipscomb Academy or Covenant School

Nearby Entertainment and Activities:

• Authentic global dining along Nolensville Pike (Mexican, international cuisine, family-run spots, and diverse eateries)
• Nashville Zoo at Grassmere (close by for animal viewing, events, and family fun)
• Nashville Fairgrounds (short drive north for events, racing, fairs, and Geodis Park soccer matches)
• Outdoor recreation at Coleman Park (sports, fitness, pools) and nearby greenways/trails
• Proximity to Berry Hill and 12 South (trendy coffee shops, restaurants, boutiques, and casual hangouts)
• Short drive (10-15 minutes) to downtown Nashville for live music, Broadway venues, honky-tonks, concerts, museums, and major attractions
• Community events, local parks for picnics/walking, and easy access to universities like Lipscomb, Belmont, and Vanderbilt for sports/cultural activities