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Four Corners is a suburban pocket within Nashville's larger Antioch area, set apart by its proximity to Percy Priest Lake and a newer wave of residential construction built mostly from the mid-2000s onward.
Homes and apartment communities here tend to feature more contemporary finishes than older parts of Antioch, and the area markets itself partly on lakeside access, with a nearby marina supporting boating and other water recreation.
Long Hunter State Park sits close by as well, adding hiking trails and additional waterfront space for residents who want easy outdoor access. Four Corners is considered one of the pricier pockets within Antioch, reflecting its newer housing stock and lake proximity compared to the neighborhood's older, more affordable sections.
Murfreesboro Pike runs nearby, giving residents access to Antioch's well-known corridor of international restaurants alongside more standard retail and dining options. The area sits roughly 30 minutes from downtown Nashville, making it a reasonable option for renters prioritizing space and newer construction over a short commute.
Because Four Corners sits within the broader Antioch submarket, renters should compare it against other parts of Antioch to weigh the trade-off between newer amenities and overall affordability. Apartment List lets you filter Four Corners listings by price and amenities alongside the rest of Antioch to find your fit.
