Town guides
Sumner & Robertson counties, honestly explained.
Each guide covers daily life, schools, commutes, the market, what's changing, and the honest pros and cons, built from public data, local news and what residents say.
Home base · Sumner & RobertsonWhite HouseSmall-town feel, newer neighborhoods and quick I-65 access. Where I live.Read the guide →
Sumner CountyHendersonville26 miles of Old Hickory Lake shoreline, 18 miles from Nashville via SR-386 and I-65.Read the guide →
Sumner County seatGallatinCourthouse square, Old Hickory Lake, SR 386 to I-65, 54,590 residents, about 25 miles from Nashville.Read the guide →
Goodlettsville
Davidson & SumnerGoodlettsvilleDavidson–Sumner county line city on I-65 with 147-acre Moss-Wright Park, Main Street antiques and a $450M RiverGate redevelopment.Read the guide →
Robertson CountyGreenbrierRobertson County town on U.S. 41, 23 miles from Nashville, with Oak Hills golf and Louise Martin Park.Read the guide →
Robertson County seatSpringfieldRobertson County seat with a National Register courthouse square, 3-mile Sulphur Fork Creek greenway, 30 miles from Nashville.Read the guide →
Sumner & RobertsonPortlandStrawberry Festival town on SR 109, 40 miles from Nashville, near the Kentucky line.Read the guide →
Sumner & RobertsonMillersvilleUS 31W city split between Sumner and Robertson counties, I-65 Exit 104, 18 miles to Nashville.Read the guide →
Also serving Greater Nashville, including Hermitage, Old Hickory, Mt. Juliet and Davidson County.
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