Brentwood Tennessee is undoubtedly one of the best communities in the state, if not the entire nation. The housing market in Brentwood is strong and the future looks bright and full of opportunities for continued appreciation. If you choose to make Brentwood Tennessee home, you will find unlimited activities and community organizations available within the city.

Brentwood, TN is located in the southern boundary of the Nashville Metropolitan area and is the most affluent community in the state. In fact, Brentwood Tennessee is ranked as the 11th wealthiest county in the nation! It is located in Williamson County and consists of only 41.23 square miles with a population of approximately 32,426. Within this relatively small community, you will find residential areas that encompass new construction, existing homes, and historic mansions.

In the first half of 2006, the average closed sales price for a home in Brentwood, TN was $552,040. The low sales price for the area was $130,000 with a high sales price of $3,300,000.

Brentwood offers an unmatched quality of life and has experienced an explosion of growth during the past few years. This prestigious community has quickly become one of the most desirable locations for executives and professionals relocating to the Middle TN area. In fact, many celebrities and professional athletes call Brentwood TN home.

Brentwood is mainly a residential community which consists of approximately ninety percent residential homes. The remaining ten percent is comprised of commercial and service institutional properties. The city adopted a one acre minimum requirement for building years ago which has kept the population density down in this area. If maintaining an acre of land is not for you, then rest assured there are home on less than an acre of land in Brentwood. However, developers and builders are required to build no more than one house per acre of land in each development. If they build homes on smaller lots there must be common area or undeveloped land left in the development so that the one acre requirement will be satisfied.

Brentwood is famous for their public school system and many parents will tell you that they strongly believe Brentwood City Schools are equivalent to private sector schools. You may view the state report card for each individual Brentwood City School as well as the Williamson County School system overall by visiting the TN Department of Education Website: http://www.k-12.state.tn.us/rptcrd05/system.asp

In addition to schools, Brentwood has a multitude of parks within their community. If you have a passion for the outdoors, then you will love this community!

Brentwood Civitan Park is where baseball takes place on a grand scale during the spring and summer! Here you will find six baseball fields, a concession stand and restrooms.

Concord Park is a beautiful 40 acre park that provides paved walking and biking trails. This park is also where you will find the Brentwood Library.

Crockett Park is the largest park in the city and contains more than 170 acres. This spacious park features an amphitheatre, two historic homes (Cool Springs House), a wonderful wooden playground that children adore, picnic shelters, seven lighted tennis courts, eight lighted ball fields, eleven multipurpose fields, and one of the most scenic biking and jogging trails in the entire area.
Deerwood Arboretum and Nature Area features lakes and nature trails, indigenous wildlife, and has outdoor classrooms and an amphitheatre, and of course, the Arboretum.

Granny White Park is a great place to go jogging or biking on some beautiful trails. This facility also offers tennis courts, baseball fields, sand volleyball, a playground and picnic facilities.

Maryland Way Park is the perfect escape for professionals working in Maryland Farms. This private park provides paved walking, jogging, and biking paths with various exercise stations throughout the paths. This park sits conveniently next to the YMCA in Maryland Farms.

Primm Park is a great place to visit if you are interested in a little history. This 31 acre park is located on Moores Lane, just past the Cool Springs Galleria. Here you will find a historic school house built in 1832 and restored in 2003 named Boiling Springs Academy. You will also find a pre-historic Native American burial mound.

Tower Park is home to the brand new Williamson County Indoor Sports Complex. This 76,000 sq.ft. facility features a 50+ meter indoor swimming pool, indoor tennis courts, and a complete fitness center. Outside you will find walking, jogging, and biking trails and several multi-purpose fields.

If you decide to make Brentwood Tennessee your new home, you will need to know some important phone numbers for the area. I hope the list below will be helpful to you in your move. And, if I can assist you in any way, please contact me at 615-566-3789 or email me at Sherri@SherriWellborn.com. I would love to help you buy your new home, or sell your existing home in Brentwood.

IMPORTANT BRENTWOOD PHONE NUBMERS
Ambulance - Non-emergency 371-2800
Automobile: Drivers License 790-5515
Automobile: License Plates & Titles 790-5712
Better Business Bureau 242-4222
Birth & Death Certificates 741-1763
Brentwood Chamber of Commerce 373-1595
County Mayor 790-5700
Health Department 794-1542
Marriage License 790-5712
Poison Control Center 322-6435
Property Assessor (Williamson County) 790-5708
Recycling Coordinator 790-5848
Schools (Williamson County) 472-4000
Tennessee Highway Patrol 794-1442
U. S. Post Office 309-8758
Voter Registration 790-5711
Williamson County Animal Control 790-5590