West Meade

West Meade is an established, upscale West Nashville neighborhood known for big wooded lots, rolling hills, and mature trees. It sits right next to Belle Meade and Percy Warner Park and mixes mid-century ranches with large estate homes. Buyers come for space, privacy, and a quiet, settled feel that's still close to the city.

As of September 2026, single-family homes in West Meade sold for a median of about $1,250,000. The average ran higher, near $2.2 million, pulled up by a few large estate sales, so the median is the better gauge of a typical home. Closings averaged about 23 days on market, with roughly four to five months of supply.

West Meade is known for generous, wooded lots and a wide range of homes. You'll find solid mid-century ranches, updated traditional homes, and large custom estates, many on half-acre or larger parcels with mature trees and rolling terrain. That variety keeps the price range broad, from original ranches to high-end custom builds.

West Meade sits in ZIP 37205 and is served by Metro Nashville Public Schools. Homes here are generally zoned for Gower Elementary, H.G. Hill Middle, and Hillwood High. Several well-regarded private schools are nearby as well, so families in West Meade have a solid range of options close to home.

Percy Warner Park, with its hiking trails, scenic drives, and wide green spaces, sits right next to West Meade and is the standout. Edwin Warner Park and the Harpeth Hills area are close by too, adding more trails and golf. Between the Warner Parks and wooded streets, green space is always nearby.

West Meade residents are a short drive from shopping and dining along Charlotte Pike, White Bridge Road, and the Belle Meade area, including Hill Center Belle Meade. Grocery stores, boutiques, and popular restaurants are all close by in the surrounding West Nashville neighborhoods, so everyday errands and nights out stay convenient.

West Meade is easy to reach. I-40 runs along the north side, and Charlotte Pike and Harding Pike carry you toward town, so downtown Nashville is usually about 15 minutes outside rush hour. Nashville International Airport typically runs around 20 to 25 minutes by car, which is handy for travelers.