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Living in Antioch

Antioch sits in southeast Nashville, mostly in ZIP 37013, right along I-24. People come for affordable single-family homes, newer subdivisions, and quick access to the airport and job centers. It's one of the most practical places to buy in Davidson County.

Antioch Home Prices and Market

As of September 2026, single-family homes in Antioch sold for a median of about $342,500, with an average sale price right around $342,000. Homes that closed averaged about 34 days on market, and there's roughly four months of supply. That's a fairly balanced market, so you've got room to shop without feeling rushed. You'll still get more house for your money here than almost anywhere else inside the county.

Homes, Lots, and New Construction

Antioch has grown fast over the last two decades, so the housing mix runs from 1990s and 2000s subdivisions to brand-new builds. You'll see a lot of brick-and-vinyl two-stories, townhomes, and starter ranches, most with garages and fenced yards. Newer communities keep going up around Cane Ridge and Nippers Corner, which is part of why buyers keep showing up.

Parks, Schools, and Everyday Life

For green space, Mill Ridge Park and nearby Cane Ridge Park offer trails, ballfields, and room to walk the dog. Metro schools serving the area include Cane Ridge High and Antioch High. Everyday shopping is easy, with the Global Mall at the Crossings, plenty of stores along Bell Road, and some of the best international food in Nashville on Murfreesboro Pike.

Getting Around

Getting around is Antioch's strong suit. I-24 runs right through, so downtown is about 20 minutes outside of rush hour. Bell Road, Harding Place, and Murfreesboro Pike handle most local trips, and the airport is only about 15 minutes away. That easy airport access makes the area popular with commuters and frequent travelers.

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Antioch Real Estate FAQ

What is Antioch known for?

Antioch is a large, fast-growing community in southeast Nashville, mostly in ZIP 37013. It's known for affordable single-family homes, newer subdivisions, international restaurants, and easy access to I-24 and the airport. Families and first-time buyers come for the space and value you don't find closer to downtown.

How much do homes in Antioch cost?

As of September 2026, single-family homes in Antioch sold for a median of about $342,500, with an average sale price around $342,000. Homes that closed averaged about 34 days on market, with roughly four months of supply. You'll typically get more square footage for the money here than in most of Davidson County.

What kind of homes are in Antioch?

Most of Antioch was built from the 1990s on, so you'll mostly find single-family homes in subdivisions, plus townhomes and starter ranches. Expect brick-and-vinyl two-stories with garages and fenced yards. New construction is still going up around Cane Ridge and Nippers Corner, which keeps options open for buyers at different price points.

What schools serve Antioch?

Antioch is served by Metro Nashville Public Schools. Zoned options in the area include Cane Ridge High and Antioch High, along with several elementary and middle schools. Zoning depends on your exact address, so it's worth confirming the assigned schools for any specific home before you buy.

What parks are near Antioch?

Antioch has solid green space. Mill Ridge Park offers trails and open fields, and nearby Cane Ridge Park adds ballfields and walking paths. The Ford Ice Center gives families a spot for skating and hockey. You're also a short drive from Percy Priest Lake for boating, swimming, and lakeside trails.

Where do Antioch residents shop and eat?

Shopping and dining are easy in Antioch. The Global Mall at the Crossings and the stores around the old Hickory Hollow area cover the basics. Bell Road and Murfreesboro Pike are lined with international restaurants, from Mexican and Vietnamese to Kurdish and halal spots. It's one of Nashville's best areas for authentic, affordable food.

What's the commute from Antioch to downtown Nashville?

The commute is one of Antioch's big draws. I-24 runs straight through the area, so downtown Nashville is about 20 minutes outside of rush hour, maybe 30 to 35 during the morning and evening crush. Nashville International Airport is even closer, roughly 15 minutes away, which is handy for travelers.

Market data: Realtracs, Inc. Based on 14 single-family closings in the Antioch area for the period ending September 2026. Figures reflect area sales and change over time.

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