Hermitage, TN Real Estate — Homes For Sale in Hermitage, TN

Hermitage isn't a city or town, but a suburban neighborhood in Nashville. Hermitage is named after the home of Andrew Jackson, where he lived from 1840-1845, that sits on 1,100 acres. Hermitage sits near Cumberland River and J. Percy Priest lake, making it a great stopping point to get a quick bite to eat after a long day on the boat or fishing on the lake. Downtown Nashville is a mere 20 minute drive away from the suburban neighborhood. Considering that Hermitage isn't a city but a suburban neighborhood in the city of Nashville, it does not receive a census report. Because of that, any population reports are just estimates or speculation. With that being said, the estimated population for Hermitage is between 39,000 and 41,000. Average Home Sales Price in Hermitage 2020: $304,616 Top 3 Job Industries - Health Care - Music - Automotive Hermitage lies in Davidson County which is apart of the Metro Nashville Public Schools(MNPS) education system. There's a 159 total schools- 70 elementary schools, 29 middle schools and 23 high schools. MNPS also has 4 early learning centers, 3 special education schools, 27 charter schools. There's a total of 6 private schools in Nashville as well. There is 4 elementary schools and 2 middle schools in Hermitage but depending on where in Hermitage you live, you could be zoned for a different school. There's also no high school in Hermitage but there's 2, maybe 3 high schools zoned for Hermitage. Elementary Schools - Dodson, Hermitage, Tulip Grove, Ruby Major and possibly Dupont depending on your location in Hermitage Middle Schools - Dupont-Tyler and Donelson but could be zoned for a different school based on location High Schools - No high schools in Hermitage but would most likely be zoned for Mcgavock or Hunters Lane less