Chenoweth

Chenoweth is one of Brentwood’s deepest established mid-luxury subdivisions, anchored on the residential streets along Chenoweth Drive and built across nineteen named sections from 1988 through 1997. The neighborhood reads as polished, fully mature Brentwood: mid-1990s traditional architecture, tree-canopied streets, established homeowner association, and consistent appreciation. Chenoweth produces some of the steadiest mid-tier Brentwood closings and rewards buyers prioritizing established neighborhood character over newer construction.

Chenoweth at a Glance

Source: RealTracs MLS, 36-month trailing closed sales through 2026-05-21, Brentwood Chenoweth subdivision.

Current Chenoweth Listings

What Makes Chenoweth Different

Chenoweth holds a specific position in established Brentwood inventory.

Depth across 19 named sections. Chenoweth’s footprint spans nineteen named sections built across roughly a decade. The deepest closing volume sits in Section 2 (7 sales at $1.38M median) and Section 3 (5 sales at $1.07M). Both early sections were built in the late 1980s and offer the most accessible Chenoweth entry pricing.

Steady appreciation in the $1M to $2M band. Chenoweth’s weighted median of $1.33M sits in one of the highest-demand Brentwood price tiers. Buyers in this band benefit from the depth of recent comparable data (34 closings) and the consistency of pricing across sections.

Section 2 velocity. Section 2 medians 3 days on market across 7 recent closings, signaling the strongest demand tier in current Chenoweth inventory. Well-priced Section 2 listings typically sell within the first week.

Chenoweth Section by Section

The subdivision spans 19 named sections, with construction running from 1988 through 1997. Top sections by volume:

Chenoweth Section 1. 2 closed sales, 1988 builds, $1.23M median.

Chenoweth Section 2. 7 closed sales, 1988 builds, $1.38M median. Strongest velocity at 3-day median. 1 currently active at $2.00M list, a meaningful step above the closing median.

Chenoweth Section 3. 5 closed sales, 1989 builds, $1.07M median. The accessible price-of-entry tier.

Chenoweth Section 4. 3 closed sales, 1992 builds, $1.47M median.

Chenoweth Section 5. 2 closed sales, 1992 builds, $1.42M median.

Chenoweth Sections 6 through 12. Small-volume sections each producing 1 closing in the trailing window, ranging from $1.13M to $1.55M.

Chenoweth Section 13. 1 currently active at $1.13M.

Chenoweth Sections 14, 16, 17. 6 combined closed sales, 1994-1995 builds, $1.24M to $1.43M medians.

Chenoweth Section 19. 1 closed sale at $2.08M (1997 build). The trophy ceiling of the subdivision sits here.

Chenoweth (original / unsectioned). 3 closed sales, 1990 builds, $1.20M median.

Chenoweth Pricing Tiers

Entry Chenoweth: $870K to $1.2M

Smaller homes in Sections 3, 7, and the original unsectioned segment. Buyers at this tier should expect 3,500 to 4,500 sqft and 1988-1990 finish levels with possible recent renovation.

Established Mid: $1.2M to $1.6M

The deepest Chenoweth inventory band. Most of Sections 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 11, 14, 16, 17 fall in this tier. 4,500 to 6,000 sqft homes with elevated finish packages.

Upper Chenoweth: $1.6M to $2.08M

The newer Section 19 builds and the largest Section 9 and Section 12 properties. Top recent closing at $2.08M defines the upper ceiling.

Living in Chenoweth

Chenoweth sits in the central Brentwood corridor with direct access to Old Hickory Boulevard. Cool Springs retail and dining is ten minutes south. The Mall at Green Hills is eighteen minutes north on Hillsboro Pike. Downtown Nashville is twenty-four minutes off-peak.

Chenoweth is served by Williamson County Schools with assigned attendance zones by street address. Grant verifies zoning during showings.

Crockett Park is five minutes east, with extensive trails, athletic fields, and the Brentwood Library. Granny White Park is six minutes north.

Working with Grant Hammond on Chenoweth

Chenoweth transactions reward precise pricing analysis at the section level. The 19-section structure means comparable analysis needs to be section-specific to be useful. Recent closings show meaningful variation between sections that informs both list price strategy on the sell side and offer strategy on the buy side.

Grant Hammond has been a Nashville and Middle Tennessee real estate broker for 25 years. His luxury residential practice, concentrated in Brentwood, Belle Meade, Green Hills, Forest Hills, and Germantown, accounts for approximately $200 million across 100 transactions.

Broker fees are not set by law and are fully negotiable.

Chenoweth FAQs

What is the average home price in Chenoweth Brentwood?

The weighted median sale price across 34 closings in the trailing 36 months is $1,326,847. Closings range from $870,000 to $2.08M.

How many sections are in Chenoweth?

Chenoweth spans 19 named sections, with construction running from 1988 through 1997.

What school district is Chenoweth in?

Chenoweth is served by Williamson County Schools. Specific public school zoning depends on the exact street address. Grant verifies zoning at the time of showing.

How quickly do Chenoweth homes sell?

Median days on market varies dramatically by section, from 3 days in Section 2 to 130 days in Section 11. Well-priced Chenoweth listings in the high-velocity sections typically close within two weeks.

Which Chenoweth section has the strongest demand?

Section 2 has the strongest current demand with 7 recent closings at 3-day median days on market and $1.38M median price.

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