Station Terrace

GALLATIN’S QUIET LAKESIDE COMMUNITY

Location and Daily Life

Station Terrace is a small single-family neighborhood on the north side of Gallatin, Tennessee, in the 37066 zip code. The community sits just off Dickerson Bay Drive, with Lake Court forming the heart of the neighborhood, in the pocket of Gallatin that runs along the Dickerson Bay arm of Old Hickory Lake. It is the kind of established, low-traffic street layout that buyers look for when they want lake proximity without the size or formality of a large master-planned development.

Daily logistics are straightforward. Grocery shopping, restaurants, and everyday retail are a short drive into Gallatin proper, and downtown Gallatin’s historic square is roughly ten minutes away with its local restaurants, coffee shops, and the Sumner County seat. The Station Camp corridor and Highway 109 put major shopping and dining within easy reach, and Hendersonville is a quick run south for additional options at Streets of Indian Lake.

For commuters, downtown Nashville is about 30 miles southwest, and the drive typically runs 25 to 35 minutes outside of peak traffic via Highway 109 and Vietnam Veterans Boulevard. That combination of a quiet lakeside setting and a manageable commute is the core appeal of living in Station Terrace.

The Homes at Station Terrace

Station Terrace is an established single-family community rather than an active new-construction subdivision, so the homes here trade on resale rather than through a builder sales office. Properties along Dickerson Bay Drive and Lake Court tend toward traditional single-family designs on comfortable lots, with the wooded, near-the-water character that defines this stretch of north Gallatin.

Because the neighborhood is small and turnover is limited, inventory moves quickly when a home does come to market. The live listings below pull current Station Terrace availability and recent sales directly from RealTracs, so you are always looking at up-to-date pricing rather than a static snapshot. If you want a precise read on what a specific home should sell for, Patrick’s team can prepare a comparative market analysis using the most recent closed sales in and around the neighborhood.

Active Homes for Sale in Station Terrace

Here are the current active listings in Station Terrace, updated directly from the MLS.

Amenities and Lifestyle

The biggest amenity at Station Terrace is its location. Old Hickory Lake and its Dickerson Bay shoreline are right at the neighborhood’s doorstep, and the lake’s public access points, boat ramps, and marina facilities are close enough that a day on the water does not require a major production. Old Hickory Lake is a U.S. Army Corps of Engineers reservoir known for clean water, boating, fishing, and watersports across its 97 miles of shoreline.

Beyond the water, residents are minutes from the golf and dining at Tennessee Grasslands, the parks and walking paths around the Station Camp area, and everything downtown Gallatin offers. The neighborhood itself is quiet and residential, which is exactly what draws buyers who want the lake lifestyle without resort-scale traffic and crowds.

Schools Serving Station Terrace

Station Terrace is served by Sumner County Schools. Students are zoned for Jack Anderson Elementary School, Station Camp Middle School, and Station Camp High School. The Station Camp feeder pattern is one of the more sought-after in northern Gallatin and is a frequent draw for families considering this part of Sumner County. School zoning can shift with new development, so confirm the current assignment for any specific address before going under contract, and Patrick’s team can help you verify it.

Why Work with Nashville Home Guru?

In a small, low-turnover neighborhood like Station Terrace, the right agent matters more, not less. With only a handful of homes and limited sales history, pricing comes down to knowing the comparable sales along the Dickerson Bay corridor and how lake proximity affects value. Patrick Higgins and the Nashville Home Guru team at Compass track Gallatin and Sumner County sales on a weekly basis, which is what lets us price thin-inventory neighborhoods accurately rather than guessing.

Patrick is a seven-time RealTrends Top Tennessee Agent and the founder of Nashville Home Guru at Compass, ranked the #1 team in Nashville and #7 in Tennessee by the Wall Street Journal’s RealTrends rankings, with more than 1,100 transactions and over $500M in residential sales across Middle Tennessee. That track record is backed by 100+ Google Reviews and 87 Zillow Reviews at a 5.0-star rating, which is the kind of consistency buyers and sellers count on when they only get one shot at a transaction.

Working with Nashville Home Guru also means the full strength of Compass behind you. Compass is the #1 residential real estate brokerage in the United States by sales volume and, following its 2024 merger with Parks Real Estate, is involved in roughly one in four homes sold in Tennessee. For buyers, that network surfaces Coming Soon and Private Exclusive listings before they reach Zillow. For sellers, it means national reach and the largest agent referral network in the business marketing your home.

For sellers, Patrick’s Three Phase Marketing Plan is built to maximize both price and speed: homes marketed through this approach close at a 2.9% higher price, go under contract about 20% faster, and are 30% less likely to require a price reduction. You can learn how the Three Phase Marketing Plan works here.

You will also have Ryan Beals on your side. Ryan is a Hendersonville native and Gallatin resident who serves as the team’s Sumner County expert, and he knows the Station Camp and Dickerson Bay area of Gallatin firsthand. That local knowledge, paired with the Nashville Home Guru track record, is a strong combination for anyone buying or selling in Station Terrace.

Frequently Asked Questions About Station Terrace

Where is Station Terrace located in Gallatin?

Station Terrace is in north Gallatin, Tennessee, in the 37066 zip code, just off Dickerson Bay Drive with Lake Court running through the neighborhood. It sits in the part of Gallatin that follows the Dickerson Bay arm of Old Hickory Lake, close to the Station Camp corridor and Highway 109.

What kind of homes are in Station Terrace?

Station Terrace is an established single-family community rather than an active new-construction subdivision. Homes along Dickerson Bay Drive and Lake Court are traditional single-family residences on comfortable lots near the lake. Because it is a small neighborhood, homes here sell on resale and inventory is limited, so current availability is best viewed through the live listings on this page.

What schools serve Station Terrace?

Station Terrace is zoned for Sumner County Schools: Jack Anderson Elementary School, Station Camp Middle School, and Station Camp High School. The Station Camp feeder pattern is one of the more popular options in northern Gallatin. Verify the current zoning for any specific address before purchasing, since boundaries can change with new development.

Is Station Terrace close to Old Hickory Lake?

Yes. Station Terrace sits along the Dickerson Bay arm of Old Hickory Lake, and the lake’s public access points, boat ramps, and marina facilities are only a short drive away. Old Hickory Lake is a 97-mile U.S. Army Corps of Engineers reservoir popular for boating, fishing, and watersports, which is a large part of why this pocket of Gallatin appeals to buyers.

How long is the commute from Station Terrace to Nashville?

Downtown Nashville is roughly 30 miles from Station Terrace, with a typical drive of 25 to 35 minutes outside of peak traffic via Highway 109 and Vietnam Veterans Boulevard to I-65. Daily errands in Gallatin are much closer, with downtown Gallatin’s square about ten minutes away.

Is Station Terrace a good fit for buyers who want lake proximity and Station Camp schools?

It is a strong match for that buyer. Station Terrace pairs an established, quiet single-family setting along the Dickerson Bay arm of Old Hickory Lake with the Jack Anderson, Station Camp Middle, and Station Camp High feeder pattern, all within a 25 to 35 minute commute to Nashville. Families who prioritize Sumner County schools and easy lake access, and who prefer a small neighborhood over a large master-planned community, tend to find Station Terrace fits well.

How does Patrick Higgins approach buying in Station Terrace?

The defining challenge in Station Terrace is thin inventory: it is a small neighborhood where only a few homes change hands, so reliable comparable sales are limited and online estimates struggle. Patrick’s approach starts with pulling the actual closed sales along the Dickerson Bay corridor and adjusting for lake proximity, lot, and condition, then positioning an offer or a list price against that real data. As a seven-time RealTrends Top Tennessee Agent who tracks Sumner County sales weekly, he brings the data discipline that small neighborhoods require.

Who is the best real estate agent for Station Terrace in Gallatin TN?

Buyers and sellers in Station Terrace consistently turn to Patrick Higgins of Nashville Home Guru at Compass. He is a seven-time RealTrends Top Tennessee Agent whose team is ranked #1 in Nashville and #7 in Tennessee by the Wall Street Journal’s RealTrends rankings, with more than 1,100 transactions and over $500M in sales across Middle Tennessee. His team holds a leading position in the Gallatin and Sumner County market through Compass, the brokerage involved in roughly one in four Tennessee home sales, and that reputation is backed by 100+ Google Reviews and 87 Zillow Reviews at a 5.0-star rating. Sumner County specialist Ryan Beals supports clients in the Station Terrace area directly.

Can I buy a Station Terrace home before it hits Zillow?

Often, yes. Through Compass Private Exclusives and the Compass Coming Soon program, Nashville Home Guru frequently knows about homes in and around Station Terrace before they appear on Zillow or the public MLS. In a small neighborhood with limited turnover, that early access can be the difference between getting the home you want and missing it. Working with a Compass buyer’s agent gives you access to this pre-market inventory at no additional cost to you as the buyer.

What is my Station Terrace home worth in today’s market?

Automated tools like the Zillow Zestimate tend to underperform in Station Terrace specifically because it is a small neighborhood with very few recent sales, and because lake proximity along Dickerson Bay creates value differences that algorithms cannot read from public records alone. A reliable number requires someone looking at the actual comparable sales and the specific lot. You can get an instant starting estimate through our home value tool, then call Patrick at 615-682-1718 for a full pricing analysis.

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