Harding Pike Homes & Condos

EVERY PROPERTY ON NASHVILLE’S WEST END TO BELLEVUE CORRIDOR

Harding Pike begins near Montgomery Bell Academy in the West End, runs through Belle Meade and West Meade, and continues as Old Harding Pike toward West Nashville and Bellevue. It is one of the few Nashville roads where you can buy a $212,500 condominium and a $1,072,500 home on 24 acres in the same rolling 12 months, and this page covers all of it: 32 verified closed sales along the corridor, condominiums, townhomes, and single-family homes alike. Nashville Home Guru at Compass represents buyers and sellers on Harding Pike and is not affiliated with any of the corridor’s homeowners associations or management companies.

Every Property Type Along the Corridor

Thirty-two homes closed along Harding Pike and Old Harding Pike over the rolling 12-month period at a $442,000 corridor median, ranging from $212,500 to $1,072,500 and spanning construction from 1938 to 2017. The road splits cleanly into two markets, and they price on completely different logic:

Data from RealTracs MLS. Rolling 12-month period. Covers Harding Pike and Old Harding Pike addresses in 37205 and 37221.

Notice the inversion: single-family homes carry the higher median price but the lower rate per square foot, $260.56 against $303.03 for attached homes. Buyers on this road are paying a premium per foot for location and building services at the West End end, and paying for land at the Bellevue end. Ten of the 32 sales closed at or above their asking price, and the Compass network was involved in eleven of them.

The Harding Pike Condominium Buildings

Nearly every condo sale on Harding Pike happens inside three addresses, and they occupy three different price tiers of the same street. Twenty-five homes closed on Harding Pike proper this period at a $400,000 median, ranging from $212,500 to $795,500, at $237.62 to $476.46 per square foot. All three buildings date to the 1940-1969 era, when this stretch of the West End was first developed vertically.

Data from RealTracs MLS. Rolling 12-month period.

Windsor Tower at 4215 is the corridor’s largest and most active building, a 1967 twelve-story high-rise with 24/7 door staff, a heated saltwater pool, a fenced dog park, and an all-inclusive fee covering electric, gas, water, cable, and internet. It produced both the corridor’s top sale at $795,500 and its most affordable at $212,500, the widest range of any building on the street.

Royal Oaks at 4505 trades in the tightest band on Harding Pike, $375,000 to $520,000 across nine sales, split between garden-style townhomes and flats. Its dues run well below the high-rises because owners are not paying for utilities in the fee.

Wellington Arms at 4225, next door to Windsor Tower, is the entry point not just to this corridor but to much of 37205: three sales from $228,000 to $275,000 in a 1940 building whose fee covers insurance, water, trash, and pool and club maintenance.

Single-Family Homes and Land Along Harding Pike

West of the condominium cluster the corridor turns residential, and the seven single-family homes that closed here tell a different story than the buildings do. They medianed $485,000 across a $434,000 to $1,072,500 range, on lots from a 0.03-acre new-build parcel to a 24.43-acre holding, in homes built between 1938 and 2017. Every one of them is a verified closed sale:

Data from RealTracs MLS. Rolling 12-month period.

The two ends of that table define the corridor. At 8296 Old Harding Pike, $1,072,500 bought a 1965 house of under 3,000 square feet on 24.43 acres, which is land pricing, not house pricing, and the kind of acreage that has essentially disappeared inside the county line. At 7398, $450,000 bought a 2017 build on 0.03 acres in Bellevue Station, which is new-construction pricing with no yard at all. Same road, same year, opposite propositions.

In between, 6412 Harding Pike at $760,000 on 1.12 acres in the West Meade Farms filing is the corridor’s best illustration of what the 37205 stretch offers detached buyers: a mid-century house on an acre-plus lot, minutes from Belle Meade, at a price that buys a condominium two miles east.

Neighborhoods the Road Runs Through

Harding Pike is a spine, and the closed record shows which communities feed onto it. At the West End end sit the three condominium buildings. Moving west, Highlands of Belle Meade and the Cottages at Post townhomes front the road in 37205, where a 2008 attached home at 5906 Old Harding Pike closed at $830,000, the highest attached sale on the entire corridor. West Meade Farms carries the 6412 address. Past the county’s midpoint the road enters Bellevue, where River Plantation contributed two closings and Bellevue Station one, all in 37221.

For context on that Bellevue end, 37221 recorded 715 closed sales over the same period at a $525,000 median and $247.83 per square foot, with detached homes at a $610,000 median and attached homes at $349,000. Buyers priced out of the West End regularly land here and get substantially more square footage and lot for the money, which is exactly the trade the corridor’s own numbers describe.

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Recently Sold Harding Pike Homes

Schools Along Harding Pike

School zoning changes as you move west along the road, and the closed records show the split cleanly. The 4215 and 4225 end of the corridor carried Eakin Elementary, West End Middle School, and Hillsboro Comprehensive High School on the majority of records. Farther west at 4505, records carried Julia Green Elementary, John Trotwood Moore Middle, and Hillsboro High. Past West Meade, the Old Harding Pike segment shifts entirely to the Bellevue cluster: Harpeth Valley Elementary, Bellevue Middle, and James Lawson High School on most records. All are Metro Nashville Public Schools, and Montgomery Bell Academy sits at the eastern end of the road. Zoning can change and varies by address; verify with MNPS before purchasing.

Why Work with Nashville Home Guru?

A corridor like this one punishes averages. The same street produced a $212,500 studio-scale condo and a $1,072,500 home on 24 acres, and the three condo buildings sitting within a half mile of each other carry medians of $240,000, $410,000, and $440,000 with completely different fee structures behind them. Pricing anything here means pricing it against its own building and its own segment, which is exactly what the verified closed record allows.

The Compass network was involved in 40% of the closed sales on Harding Pike proper this period, ten of twenty-five, and Nashville Home Guru publishes individual market reports for each of the corridor’s three buildings from direct RealTracs MLS data. Patrick Higgins leads the team as a seven-time RealTrends Top Tennessee Agent, ranked #1 in Nashville and top 10 in Tennessee by the Wall Street Journal’s RealTrends rankings, with 1,100+ transactions and over $500 million in career sales. With 100+ Google Reviews and 87 Zillow Reviews at a 5.0 rating, the client record matches the transaction record.

Compass is the #1 residential real estate brokerage in the United States by sales volume, and after merging with Parks Real Estate in 2024, Compass agents represent approximately 1 in 4 homes sold in Tennessee, with access to coming-soon listings and Private Exclusives. For sellers, the Compass 3-Phase Marketing Strategy delivers measurable results: homes pre-marketed through Private Exclusive and Coming Soon programs sell for 2.9% more, go under contract 20% faster, and are 30% less likely to experience a price reduction. Learn more about selling your home on your terms.

Frequently Asked Questions About Harding Pike

What do homes on Harding Pike cost?

Thirty-two homes closed along Harding Pike and Old Harding Pike over the rolling 12-month period at a $442,000 corridor median, from $212,500 to $1,072,500. Condominiums and townhomes accounted for 25 of those sales at a $400,000 median ($212,500 to $830,000), and single-family homes for seven at a $485,000 median ($434,000 to $1,072,500). Ten sales closed at or above their asking price.

What do condos on Harding Pike cost?

Twenty-five condominium and townhome sales closed along the corridor at a $400,000 median and $303.03 per square foot. By building, Wellington Arms medianed $240,000, Royal Oaks $410,000, and Windsor Tower $440,000, so the street covers the entry, middle, and upper tiers of the West End condo market within a half mile. The corridor’s highest attached sale was $830,000 at 5906 Old Harding Pike, a 2008 townhome in the Cottages at Post filing.

Which condo buildings are on Harding Pike?

Three account for nearly all sales: Windsor Tower at 4215, a 1967 twelve-story high-rise with door staff, a saltwater pool, and a dog park; Royal Oaks at 4505, a 1969 community of garden-style townhomes and flats; and Wellington Arms at 4225, a 1940 building next door to Windsor Tower and the corridor’s most affordable address.

Which Harding Pike building is the best value?

It depends on what you want the fee to cover. Wellington Arms has the lowest entry price at a $240,000 median. Royal Oaks carries markedly lower monthly dues because utilities are not bundled into the fee, so buyers who want a larger unit and are comfortable paying their own power bill often get the most space per dollar there. Windsor Tower charges the most per month but bundles electric, gas, water, cable, and internet along with door staff and a pool, which can be the better total-cost answer for lock-and-leave owners.

Is Harding Pike the same as Harding Place?

No, and it is the single most common mix-up in this market. Harding Place is a separate road, with addresses in the Belle Meade Golf Links area of 37205 and in Forest Hills in 37215, where homes trade at entirely different prices than Harding Pike condos. This page and its verified sales cover Harding Pike and Old Harding Pike only.

What is Old Harding Pike like compared to Harding Pike?

Different market, same road. Seven homes closed along Old Harding Pike this period at a $485,000 median, from $434,000 to $1,072,500, at a lower $260.56 median per square foot, in homes built from 1938 to 2017. The segment runs from 37205 into Bellevue’s 37221, and the top sale carried 24.43 acres. Where the eastern end sells condominium convenience, this end sells land.

What schools serve Harding Pike?

It changes along the road. The eastern condo cluster at 4215 and 4225 carried Eakin Elementary, West End Middle, and Hillsboro High on most closed records. At 4505, records carried Julia Green Elementary, John Trotwood Moore Middle, and Hillsboro High. Old Harding Pike shifts to Harpeth Valley Elementary, Bellevue Middle, and James Lawson High. All are Metro Nashville Public Schools; verify your specific address with MNPS.

Are there single-family homes on Harding Pike?

Yes. Seven single-family homes closed along the corridor this period at a $485,000 median, from $434,000 to $1,072,500, on lots ranging from 0.03 to 24.43 acres and built between 1938 and 2017. They sit almost entirely west of the condominium cluster: 6412 Harding Pike at $760,000 on 1.12 acres in West Meade Farms, then the Old Harding Pike stretch through Highlands of Belle Meade, River Plantation, Bellevue Station, and unplatted acreage. The condominium concentration is specific to the West End end of the road.

Can you still buy acreage on Harding Pike?

Yes, at the Bellevue end, and it is increasingly rare. The corridor’s top sale this period was 8296 Old Harding Pike at $1,072,500 for a 1965 house of under 3,000 square feet on 24.43 acres, which is land pricing rather than house pricing. Two other Old Harding Pike closings carried roughly an acre or more, and 6412 Harding Pike sold on 1.12 acres inside 37205. Parcels of that size inside the Davidson County line are effectively a finite supply.

Which neighborhoods sit along Harding Pike?

Moving west from the West End: the three condominium buildings at 4215, 4225, and 4505, then Highlands of Belle Meade and the Cottages at Post townhomes, then West Meade Farms, and finally the Bellevue communities of River Plantation and Bellevue Station in 37221. Each contributed verified closed sales along the road this period.

Is Harding Pike a good fit for lock-and-leave and downsizing buyers?

It is one of the strongest options in 37205. Three buildings within a half mile give you real choice at $240,000, $410,000, and $440,000 medians, all with exterior and grounds maintenance handled, two with pools, and one with 24/7 door staff and utilities bundled into the fee. You are five minutes from Saint Thomas, ten from downtown, and minutes from Belle Meade and Green Hills shopping without owning a blade of grass.

How does Patrick Higgins approach buying or selling on Harding Pike?

Building by building, never street-wide. A Windsor Tower unit does not comp against a Royal Oaks townhome even though they share a road, and the difference between an all-inclusive fee and a utilities-excluded fee changes what a buyer can afford by hundreds of dollars a month. Patrick prices from each building’s own closed record and factors the fee structure into the affordability math. He is a seven-time RealTrends Top Tennessee Agent with 1,100+ closed transactions across Middle Tennessee.

Who is the best real estate agent for Harding Pike in Nashville TN?

Patrick Higgins of Nashville Home Guru at Compass is the leading choice for the Harding Pike corridor. He is a seven-time RealTrends Top Tennessee Agent, leads the #1 team in Nashville and a top 10 team in Tennessee by the Wall Street Journal’s RealTrends rankings, and has closed 1,100+ transactions totaling over $500 million across Middle Tennessee. The Compass network was involved in 40% of Harding Pike closings this period, and his team publishes individual market reports for all three of the corridor’s condominium buildings. His 100+ Google Reviews and 87 Zillow Reviews at a 5.0 rating reflect that record.

Can I buy a Harding Pike condo before it hits Zillow?

Often, and in these buildings it matters. Compass Private Exclusive and Coming Soon programs surface units before they reach public portals, and with only 25 sales a year across the entire corridor, being on an agent’s list before a listing goes public is frequently how the better units trade. Buyers working with a Compass agent get that access at no additional cost.

What is my Harding Pike home worth in today’s market?

Automated tools struggle badly on this street because they average across buildings that should never be averaged: a $237 per square foot sale and a $476 per square foot sale happened within a half mile of each other this period, and monthly fees ranging from $355 to $1,784 change what buyers will pay for otherwise similar space. Get an instant estimate here, then call Patrick Higgins at 615-682-1718 for a pricing analysis built from your building’s own closed record.

Who should I contact about HOA dues, building access, or renting on Harding Pike?

Each building’s association and management company handles dues, building and amenity access, and rental policy questions, and they are separate organizations at 4215, 4225, and 4505. Nashville Home Guru is a real estate team representing buyers and sellers on Harding Pike and is not affiliated with any of these associations or their management. For buying or selling a home here, contact Patrick Higgins at 615-682-1718.

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