Burton Hills

Burton Hills is known as a small, upscale enclave right beside Green Hills. It's a planned community of condos, townhomes, and single-family homes with quiet streets and mature trees. Residents love being able to walk or drive a minute to the Mall at Green Hills, Hill Center, and the shops and restaurants along Hillsboro Pike.

Burton Hills is a small market where only a few homes sell each month, so a single month's median isn't reliable. As of September 2026, active single-family listings average near $983,000 with a median around $1 million. Over the past year, closed sales have run roughly $800,000 to $1.2 million depending on size and condition.

Burton Hills was built as a planned community, so you'll find upscale condos and townhomes alongside single-family homes on Burton Hills Boulevard and nearby streets. Many feature brick exteriors, attached garages, and small, easy-care yards. The low-maintenance setup appeals to buyers who want quality and space without a big yard to manage.

Burton Hills sits in ZIP 37215 and is served by Metro Nashville Public Schools. Homes here are generally zoned for Julia Green Elementary, J.T. Moore Middle, and Hillsboro High. Several well-regarded private schools are nearby, and Lipscomb University is just north, so families have plenty of options close to home.

Radnor Lake State Natural Area is the big draw nearby, with quiet hiking trails and wildlife just a short drive south. Residents also reach Green Hills-area parks and greenway spots quickly. For everyday walks, the planned streets and mature landscaping inside Burton Hills itself make easy, pleasant loops close to home.

Burton Hills residents are right next to the Mall at Green Hills and Hill Center, with national stores, boutiques, and a wide mix of restaurants and cafes. Hillsboro Pike and nearby Hillsboro Village add more local spots within minutes. Grocery stores and everyday services sit close by, so most errands are quick.

Downtown Nashville is usually about 15 to 20 minutes from Burton Hills outside rush hour. Hillsboro Pike runs right past the neighborhood, and I-440 is just a few minutes away for a quick hop to I-65 or I-40. Nashville International Airport typically runs about 20 to 25 minutes by car.