Which Nashville neighborhood are you?

Quiz Questions

• 1.
  With Broadway at its center. Downtown Nashville has an abundancy of history, nightlife and Professional Sports. How far away from the action would you prefer to be?

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  • A.
    In the MIX! With a front row seat to the action! 
  • B.
    Close, but we could use a little space. A 5 to 10 minute drive never hurt nobody!
  • C.
    I love yard space and being out on the rural areas of Nashville. 
• 2.
  Nashville has an incredible focus on recreation, shopping, and state parks (Percy Warner being a favorite of mine.) How important are these activities to you?

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  • A.
    Super important. I love being out and about with very easy access to recreation. 
  • B.
    Less important, I don't mind having to drive ten+ mins to get what I need. 
• 3.
  What type of homes are you expecting to see in your neighborhood?

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  • A.
    Luxury, New Builds, Established
  • B.
    Tall and Skinny homes, Single Family, New Builds, Up and Coming
  • C.
    High Rise Condos, Luxury Townhomes
• 4.
  Do you love music, concerts, art? 

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  • A.
    Does a one-legged duck swim in a circle? YES.
  • B.
    I enjoy it when I can, but its not a huge necessity
• 5.
  What kind of budget are you comfortable working with?

  • A.
    Under 300K
  • B.
    Under 600K
  • C.
    Over 600k
• 6.
  Superman, after twists and turns finally get a hold of his nemesis, Lex Luther. With one swoop of his clenched fist, he swings and connects with Lex, sending him to stratospheric heights. (the important part, and there is no wrong answer) What is the 'knockout sound' his fist makes?

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  • A.
    KRAAAAKOW!
  • B.
    ZERP!
  • C.
    Pffffft!
  • D.
    Schaaaaaa - BANG!
  • E.
    Paaaa-POWWW!

Quiz Outcomes

• 1.
  Your best match: Downtown / SoBro!!

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  Located between 10th Avenue and the Cumberland River from Charlotte Avenue to Peabody Street, the Downtown and South of Broadway (SoBro) areas are the heart of Nashville. Nashville’s earliest settlers celebrated in the late 1700s with fiddle tunes and buck dancing after safely disembarking on the shores of the Cumberland River. From its very beginnings, Nashville grew from a foundation built on music. Today, with a wealth of fantastic eateries and a thriving local arts scene, the city’s bustling downtown district is directly responsible for shaping the growing international reputation of Nashville.
• 2.
  Your best match: The Gulch!!!

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  The Gulch is another historic neighborhood in Nashville and once housed the downtown railroad terminal. Today, the industrial history of this area is long gone. Instead, hip stores, upscale restaurants, and contemporary buildings have taken its place. This area is bordered by Broadway and Interstate 65. The far edge of this neighborhood follows the train tracts up from Vine Street to Broadway.
• 3.
  Your best match: 12 South!!!

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  Just a couple of miles south of downtown Nashville, the vibrant 12 South community encompasses 10 blocks that run from Linden Avenue to Sevier Park. Over 200 years ago Granny White made her way from North Carolina and settled along the old buffalo path, now known as Granny White Pike, to sell her ginger cakes from a roadside stand, and later, opened an inn for travelers. Today, the same spirit of hospitality and entrepreneurship exists in 12 South and Nashvillians and tourists alike enjoy the highly-walkable community.
• 4.
  Your best match: Buchanan Arts District!!!

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  Centered around Buchanan Street just northwest of Germantown in North Nashville you’ll find the Buchanan Arts District, one of Nashville’s up-and-coming areas. North Nashville has a long and rich history of entrepreneurs and small business owners. Recently dubbed a new hub for Nashville creatives and small businesses, the Buchanan Arts District presents an opportunity to become part of the neighborhood’s early growth.
• 5.
  Your best match: Midtown / Vandy!!!

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  West End and Elliston Place cover a large area that borders Music Row, Hillsboro, and Highway 70 roughly. Many residents love this area for its large green space, Centennial Park. This park houses the well-beloved replica of the Greek Parthenon. It is also an easy walk to many other vibrant neighborhoods in the city. Its close proximity to Vanderbilt University and many medical centers makes this a hub for many professionals.
• 6.
  Your best match: West End / Elliston!!!

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  West End and Elliston Place cover a large area that borders Music Row, Hillsboro, and Highway 70 roughly. Many residents love this area for its large green space, Centennial Park. This park houses the well-beloved replica of the Greek Parthenon. It is also an easy walk to many other vibrant neighborhoods in the city. Its close proximity to Vanderbilt University and many medical centers makes this a hub for many professionals.
• 7.
  Your best match: East Nash!!!

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  Located across the Cumberland River from downtown Nashville is the stomping ground of Nashville’s creative class, attracted to the area’s culturally-diverse and eclectic vibe and historic homes dating back to the early 1900s. In the early aughts, East Nashville helped put Nashville on the map as a culinary destination with beloved restaurants like Margot Cafe & Bar and Marche Artisan Foods, a reputation the neighborhood maintains today. Locals frequent the many dive bars, craft cocktail joints, coffee shops, and vintage stores sprinkled throughout the neighborhood.
• 8.
  Your best match: The Nations!!!

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  Located in West Nashville, The Nations is bordered by Briley Parkway, Interstate 40, and 63rd Avenue North. This area has gradually separated itself from the Sylvan Park neighborhood and has grown dramatically over the past few years, causing a lot of excitement among locals as it grows. The origin of the name is disputed, but many believe that it gained its name from this land’s history of being a meeting place for different Native American tribal nations. Today, this area is being called “the next 12 South.” Industrial spaces are quickly being taken over and filled with shops, restaurants, and bars forming this new and hip neighborhood.
• 9.
  Your best match: Edgehill / Music Row!!!

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  Located between 12th and 20th Avenues from Division and Demonbreun to Belmont University, Edgehill/Music Row celebrates a rich legacy in tradition, diversity, and creativity. Edgehill can be traced back to the early 1820s as a byproduct of the Civil War and gained popularity in the late 1920s due to a new streetcar line. In 1954, the first music recording business opened on Music Row. Today, you will find tree-lined streets filled with record labels and recording studios and you may even bump into music execs at one of the fabulous restaurants or shops in Edgehill Village.
• 10.
  Your best match: Belle Meade!!!

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  Belle Meade, which means beautiful meadow, is a small city between Hillsboro and Harding Pike and bordered by Warner Parks and Woodmont Boulevard. Many of Nashville’s earliest wealthy families settled in Belle Meade, including the Cheeks of Maxwell House Coffee fame and the Hardings whose plantation lent the community its name. It’s a luxurious community and sits just a few miles south of downtown Nashville, making it ultra convenient for business people and socialites alike.
• 11.
  Your best match: Franklin!!!

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  Franklin is a charming city located just south of Nashville. With it's Main Street containing so many lovely restaurants, shops, galleries, and gorgeous Victorian architecture, Franklin can definitely be considered a hidden gem.
• 12.
  Your best match: Brentwood!!!

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  Brentwood is a suburb of Nashville. Because of it's wholesome neighborhoods and tight-knit community, Brentwood is the perfect place to raise a family. The suburb is full of parks and trails all while remaining not too far away from the entertainment and excitement of Music City.