Where Is Nolensville, Tennessee?
ZIP CODE 37135 ¡ WILLIAMSON COUNTY ¡ A RELOCATION GUIDE
The Short Answer
Nolensville is in Williamson County, Tennessee, zip 37135. It sits about 25 to 35 minutes south of downtown Nashville, 15 minutes from Brentwood, 20 minutes from Franklin, and roughly 25 minutes from Nashville International Airport. Nolensville Road (US-31A) runs through it north to south, and Highway 840 passes just below it.
Unlike its unincorporated neighbors Arrington and College Grove, Nolensville is an incorporated town with its own government and a historic downtown along Nolensville Road. The 2020 U.S. Census counted 13,829 residents, and the town has grown substantially since.
The thing almost no source tells you: the 37135 zip code spans three counties. A Nolensville mailing address can put you in Williamson County, in Nashville-Davidson County, or in Rutherford County, and the difference is a $432,500 gap in median price and three different school districts. Details below.
Data updated: August 24, 2026 ¡ Property, tax, and school figures from RealTracs MLS, rolling 12-month analysis
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What County Is Nolensville TN In?
Williamson County, for the town itself. But the complete answer matters more here than almost anywhere in Middle Tennessee, because the 37135 zip code is one of the region’s rare three-county zips, and the county an address sits in changes the price, the schools, and whether you are inside the town of Nolensville at all.
Across all 1,424 property records with a 37135 address in the MLS over the past year: 804 (56%) are in Williamson County, 571 (40%) are in Davidson County, and 49 (3%) are in Rutherford County. Here is what separates them, based on the homes that actually closed:
| What Changes | Williamson side | Davidson side | Rutherford side |
|---|---|---|---|
| Share of records | 804 of 1,424 (56%) | 571 (40%) | 49 (3%) |
| Median sale price | $922,500 (314 sales) | $490,000 (139 sales) | $675,000 (21 sales) |
| Median recorded property tax | $2,814 per year | $2,900 per year | $3,008 per year |
| Median home size / lot | 3,183 sq ft on 0.35 acres | 1,905 sq ft on 0.11 acres | 3,092 sq ft on 0.39 acres |
| School district | Williamson County Schools | Metro Nashville Public Schools | Rutherford County Schools |
| High school | Nolensville High (most); Page High (some) | Cane Ridge High | Stewarts Creek High |
| In the town of Nolensville? | The town limits are here | No, inside Nashville-Davidson Metro | No, unincorporated Rutherford |
That is a median gap of $432,500 between the Williamson and Davidson sides of the same zip code. The Davidson side is the Burkitt corridor at the zip’s northern edge: newer, denser townhome and small-lot communities that carry a Nolensville mailing address but sit inside Nashville-Davidson Metro, feed Cane Ridge High School, and are not in the town of Nolensville at all. By record count, four in ten are actually Nashville.
And the tax figures deserve a second look, because they run against intuition. The three medians are nearly identical, within about $200 of each other, despite the million-dollar spread in home prices. Davidson’s higher tax rate applies to much less expensive homes, and it evens out. What you save crossing the county line shows up in the purchase price and the schools, not the tax bill. As always, tax recorded on a sale tracks assessed value as much as rate, so verify the actual figure for any specific address with the county assessor.
What Is the Zip Code for Nolensville TN?
37135. It is the only zip code for Nolensville, and as covered above, it is bigger than the town: it reaches north into Davidson County and south into a corner of Rutherford County. The town of Nolensville itself sits entirely in Williamson County.
Neighboring zip codes you will see nearby: 37014 (Arrington), 37027 (Brentwood), 37067 (Franklin), 37013 (Antioch), and 37167 (Smyrna). Looking for property specifically? The 37135 homes for sale page covers the market by zip code.
How Far Is Nolensville From Nashville, Franklin, and Everywhere Else?
Typical non-rush-hour drive times. Nolensville’s advantage is that it touches three job corridors at once: Nashville to the north, Cool Springs to the west, and the I-24 corridor to the east.
| Destination | Typical Drive |
|---|---|
| Brentwood | About 15 minutes |
| Cool Springs / Franklin | About 20 minutes |
| Downtown Nashville | 25 to 35 minutes |
| Nashville International Airport (BNA) | About 25 minutes |
| Murfreesboro | About 30 minutes |
| Arrington / Arrington Vineyards | About 10 minutes |
Nolensville Road, US-31A, is the town’s spine and its main route north into Nashville. Highway 840 passes about four minutes south of town and connects east-west to I-65 and I-24 without touching Brentwood or Cool Springs traffic. The honest caveat: Nolensville has no interstate of its own, so the Nashville commute runs on surface roads and varies more with traffic than the mileage suggests.
Schools: Three Districts, One Zip Code
Most guides say Nolensville feeds Nolensville Elementary, Mill Creek Middle, and Nolensville High School. That is right for the town itself, and incomplete in a way that matters more here than almost anywhere: 37135 contains three school districts, and the split follows the county line almost perfectly.
| High school (all 1,424 records) | Records | District |
|---|---|---|
| Nolensville High School | 768 (54%) | Williamson County |
| Cane Ridge High School | 569 (40%) | Metro Nashville |
| Stewarts Creek High School | 47 | Rutherford County |
| Fred J. Page High School | 34 | Williamson County |
On the Williamson side, most addresses feed Nolensville Elementary, Sunset Elementary, or Mill Creek Elementary into Mill Creek or Sunset Middle and on to Nolensville High, with a band of southern addresses zoned to Fred J. Page High instead. On the Davidson side the pattern is just as clean the other way: every Davidson-side sale feeds Cane Ridge High through Metro Nashville Public Schools, mostly via Henry C. Maxwell or A.Z. Kelley Elementary and Thurgood Marshall Middle. The small Rutherford corner feeds Stewarts Creek schools.
Williamson County Schools ranks among the top districts in Tennessee, and school assignment is the single largest driver of the $432,500 county gap. If schools are why you are moving, the county matters more than the mailing address, and the listing will not always volunteer it. Verify the assignment for a specific address directly with the relevant district before you write an offer, and confirm which district that even is.
What Is Nolensville Actually Like?
A small historic town center with about fifteen years of planned communities growing around it. The old town along Nolensville Road holds the feed mill, antique shops, local restaurants, and the farmers market, and it is the reason Nolensville feels like a town rather than a subdivision cluster. Around it, communities like Bent Creek, Burkitt Village, Scales Farmstead, Annecy, and Telluride have carried the growth, which is why the 2020 census figure of 13,829 already understates the place you will actually see.
The market reflects the three-county split. Over the 12 months ending August 24, 2026, the 37135 zip recorded 474 closed sales totaling $408,111,326 at an overall median of $781,000, ranging from $270,000 condos on the Davidson side to a $6,100,000 estate sale on the Williamson side. Roughly a quarter of all sales closed above $1 million. Homes went under contract in a median of 39 days at 98.1% of the original asking price, and 46 sales closed above ask.
That spread is the practical takeaway: 37135 runs from the low $300,000s to the multi-millions depending on which corner of the zip you are in. Townhomes and condos in the Burkitt corridor start around $270,000 to $480,000. The town’s established Williamson-side communities run roughly $550,000 to $1,000,000. The luxury tier, Annecy, Benington, Telluride, Sinatra, and the estate properties, runs from about $1.1 million past $2.5 million. For the full market breakdown by community and price tier, see the Nolensville homes guide.
What Does It Cost to Live Here?
Tennessee has no state income tax, a significant driver of relocation from higher-tax states. Property tax depends on the county and, on the Williamson side, whether you are inside the town limits, since the Town of Nolensville levies a modest town tax on top of the county’s. The median recorded property tax across all 37135 closed sales was about $2,850 a year, and as covered above, the three county medians land within $200 of each other despite very different home prices.
HOA dues vary widely by community and are quoted monthly, quarterly, and annually interchangeably in listings, so always annualize before comparing. Most established single-family communities run a few hundred dollars a year; townhome communities with exterior maintenance run considerably more per month. About 62 of the 474 sales this year were townhouses or condos, nearly all on the Davidson side.
Homes for Sale in Nolensville
Homes on the market now across Nolensville and 37135, updated in real time. For analysis by community, price tier, and county, see the Nolensville homes guide.
Working with a Local Agent on a Relocation
Patrick Higgins leads Nashville Home Guru at Compass, ranked #1 in Nashville and top 10 in Tennessee by the Wall Street Journal’s RealTrends, with 1,100+ transactions and $500M+ in career sales. Across the 37135 zip, Compass and Parks agents were on one side of roughly one in three closed sales over the past year: 164 of 474, or 34.6%, including 37.4% on the Davidson side.
For an out-of-state buyer, the value is in the work done before you arrive: establishing which county each shortlisted address actually sits in, which of three school districts that means, whether the home is inside the town limits, and whether the asking price matches what has closed nearby. That last one matters here: 689 listings came off the market unsold last year against 474 that sold, so the gap between asking and reality is wide in places. Call 615-682-1718 about a week before you fly in.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Nolensville TN
Where is Nolensville, Tennessee?
Nolensville is an incorporated town in Williamson County, Tennessee, zip code 37135, about 25 to 35 minutes south of downtown Nashville, 15 minutes from Brentwood, and 20 minutes from Franklin and Cool Springs. Nashville International Airport is roughly 25 minutes away. Nolensville Road (US-31A) runs through the town, and Highway 840 passes about four minutes south, connecting to I-65 and I-24.
What county is Nolensville TN in?
The town of Nolensville is in Williamson County. But the 37135 zip code spans three counties: of 1,424 property records over the past year, 804 (56%) are in Williamson County, 571 (40%) are in Davidson County, and 49 (3%) are in Rutherford County. The Davidson-side addresses sit inside Nashville-Davidson Metro with a Nolensville mailing address, feed Cane Ridge High School, and closed at a $490,000 median against $922,500 on the Williamson side. Always confirm the county for a specific address rather than assuming it from the zip code.
What is the zip code for Nolensville TN?
37135. It is Nolensville’s only zip code, and it covers more ground than the town: it reaches north into Davidson County and south into a corner of Rutherford County. Adjacent zips are 37014 (Arrington), 37027 (Brentwood), 37067 (Franklin), 37013 (Antioch), and 37167 (Smyrna).
How far is Nolensville TN from Nashville?
About 25 to 35 minutes to downtown Nashville depending on traffic, and roughly 25 minutes to Nashville International Airport. Brentwood is about 15 minutes, Franklin and Cool Springs about 20, and Murfreesboro about 30. Nolensville has no interstate of its own; the Nashville commute runs on Nolensville Road, so allow more variance at rush hour than the mileage suggests.
What is the population of Nolensville TN?
The 2020 U.S. Census counted 13,829 residents in the town of Nolensville, and the town has grown substantially since then, so current estimates run meaningfully higher. Note that figures quoted online sometimes describe the 37135 zip code area instead, which is larger than the town and includes tens of thousands of Davidson-side residents who are not in Nolensville at all. Use the geography that matches your question.
Is Nolensville part of Nashville?
The town itself is not. Nolensville is an independent incorporated town in Williamson County with its own government. However, about 40% of addresses carrying a Nolensville 37135 mailing address, the Burkitt corridor at the zip’s northern edge, are inside Nashville-Davidson Metro. Those homes are served by Metro Nashville government and Metro Nashville Public Schools even though their mail says Nolensville. This is the single most common surprise for relocating buyers here.
What schools serve Nolensville TN?
Three districts serve the 37135 zip, split cleanly by county. The Williamson side feeds Williamson County Schools, mostly Nolensville Elementary, Sunset or Mill Creek Elementary into Mill Creek or Sunset Middle and Nolensville High School (768 of 1,424 records), with some southern addresses zoned to Fred J. Page High (34). The Davidson side feeds Metro Nashville Public Schools, ending at Cane Ridge High School (569 records). The Rutherford corner feeds Stewarts Creek schools (47). Verify the assignment for a specific address with the district before purchasing.
Is Nolensville TN expensive?
It depends heavily on which side of the zip you are on. The overall median over the 12 months ending August 24, 2026 was $781,000 across 474 closed sales, but that blends a $922,500 Williamson-side median with a $490,000 Davidson-side median. Townhomes and condos start around $270,000, and the luxury tier runs past $2.5 million with a top sale of $6,100,000. Offsetting the prices: Tennessee has no state income tax, and the median recorded property tax was about $2,850 a year.
Is Nolensville a good place to live?
It fits a specific set of priorities. It works if you want top-ranked Williamson County schools, a real town center with local character, newer construction, and a location that reaches Nashville, Cool Springs, and the I-24 corridor in under 35 minutes each. It works less well if you need interstate access at your doorstep, since the commute runs on surface roads, or if you want walkable urban density. The essential due diligence is the county line: the same zip code delivers three different school districts and a $432,500 median price gap. Call Patrick at 615-682-1718 for a candid read.
Should I buy on the Williamson or Davidson side of 37135?
It is a genuine budget-versus-schools trade, and the data puts numbers on it. The Davidson side (Burkitt corridor) closed at a $490,000 median for a median 1,905 square feet: newer townhome and small-lot communities, Metro Nashville services and schools, and the shortest Nashville commute in the zip. The Williamson side closed at $922,500 for a median 3,183 square feet, with Williamson County Schools and the town itself. The tax bills are nearly identical at the median. Roughly, the Williamson premium buys the school district, the town, and about 1,300 more square feet. Which is right depends on your budget and whether the school district is the reason you are moving.
Who is the best real estate agent for a Nolensville relocation?
Patrick Higgins of Nashville Home Guru at Compass. Compass and Parks agents were on one side of roughly one in three 37135 closed sales over the past 12 months, 164 of 474, including 37.4% on the Davidson side. Patrick is a seven-time RealTrends Top Tennessee Agent, ranked #1 in Nashville and top 10 in Tennessee by the Wall Street Journal’s RealTrends, with 1,100+ transactions and $500M+ in career sales. For relocating buyers the value is the pre-trip work: establishing the county, district, and town-limits status of every shortlisted address, and flagging where asking prices have outrun what actually closes. Call 615-682-1718.
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