Lenox Village is a planned, walkable community in South Nashville's Nolensville Pike corridor, built from the ground up as one of the city's first large-scale New Urbanist developments.
Unlike most Nashville neighborhoods that grew organically over decades, Lenox Village was designed with a traditional town layout in mind: a central village green, a compact commercial core with cafes, restaurants, and offices within a short walk of most homes, and a network of sidewalks and pedestrian paths connecting it all.
Housing spans condominiums, attached townhomes, detached single-family homes, and apartments, giving renters more flexibility in building type than in many single-use apartment complexes.
A restored stream and greenway run through the development, adding a stretch of walkable green space that's unusual for this part of the city.
The mixed housing stock also means a wider range of price points than a typical garden-style complex, which has made Lenox Village a popular landing spot for renters who want a walkable, planned environment without paying downtown rents.
Its location along Nolensville Pike puts it within a reasonably direct drive of downtown and other South Nashville employment centers. Apartment List lets you filter Lenox Village listings by building type and price so you can match the development's mix of condos, townhomes, and apartments to what you're looking for.




