NEIGHBORHOOD
Home to Centennial Park, the Parthenon, and Vanderbilt University, West End is a leafy, well-established neighborhood running from downtown toward Belle Meade.
The West End neighborhood of Nashville stretches from downtown all the way to Belle Meade west of Nashville. It's highlighted by Centennial Park, Nashville’s premier urban park, as well as Vanderbilt Universities main Nashville campus. The 132-acre Centennial Park features the Parthenon, a full-scale replica of the original built in Athens Greece, multiple gardens, sidewalk trails and an art history museum. On the northern border of West End is Elliston Place, another charming neighborhood that features a number of Nashville's most beloved places including EXIT/IN a long-standing music venue and Elliston Place Soda Shop open since 1939.
Our scorecard evaluates West End based on the factors that matter most to residents.
Overall score
West End is one of Nashville's most historic and vibrant neighborhoods, known for its prime central location, the iconic Centennial Park and Vanderbilt University.
At a glance
4.9
Centennial Park, Richland Creek Greenway, and nearby Percy Warner Park.
ℹ External data
West End is served by Metro Nashville Public Schools, with several private schools nearby and Vanderbilt University in the neighborhood. See the Tennessee State Report Card and GreatSchools for school-by-school data.
ℹ External data
An established in-town neighborhood of long-settled residential streets. For current statistics, see Metro Nashville PD's crime data dashboard.
2.0
Premium home prices and above-average rents with limited affordable housing.
4.7
Tree-lined streets, parks and quality schools, make it a great choice for families looking to live in the city.
4.4
West End has a number of great established restaurants and easy access to Midtown, Hillsboro Village, and Green Hills.
4.6
Lots of shopping of all kinds and nearby access to Green Hills Mall.
2.8
There's a few local bars keeping the spirit alive but most of West End is residential, business and Vanderbilt related.
4.3
Many areas are great for walking although there are some busy streets to cross if you want to try to walk to restaurants.
4.8
Outstanding access to downtown, highways, major hospitals, Nashville's primary employment centers and other neighborhoods.
Scores reflect Nashville Go's editorial assessment and available local data.
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