Bellevue & West Meade

Bellevue is a neighborhood about 15 miles southwest of Nashville and offers a quieter lifestyle with great convenience. Belevue’s proximity to the Harpeth River, numerous hiking trails and several of Middle Tennessee’s largest parks make it a favorite for outdoorsy types. Young professionals and families are also attracted by the neighborhood's affordable cost of living. Homemade biscuits at the world famous Loveless Cafe attract as many locals as travelers, and attending the annual horse race at Iroquois Steeplechase is not to be missed.

Large, private lots, mature trees and homes featuring a wide-range of contemporary and traditional architecture line the winding streets of West Meade. Well-established and known particularly for 1950’s and 60’s ranch-style houses, the community is adjacent to Belle Meade and draws homeowners looking to relish the peace and quiet. Nearby Percy and Edwin Warner Parks feature thousands of acres of multi-recreational space, including golf courses, hiking trails, picnic areas and even an equestrian center.