Indian Point

Indian Point is one of Brentwood’s established mid-luxury subdivisions, built across five phased sections from 1978 through 1986. The neighborhood occupies a residential pocket north of Old Hickory Boulevard and reads as classic late-1970s and 1980s Brentwood, with consistent traditional architecture, mature landscape, and a stable buyer pool that produces steady mid-tier closings. Indian Point is a frequent cross-shopping target for Chenoweth and the entry-tier Brenthaven sections, offering a similar price point with a smaller, more cohesive subdivision footprint.

Indian Point at a Glance

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

Current Indian Point Listings

What Makes Indian Point Different

Indian Point holds a specific position in established Brentwood mid-luxury.

Strong velocity across all sections. Indian Point sections close in 4 to 17 days on market median. The subdivision moves faster than most established Brentwood inventory, signaling consistent buyer demand at the mid-luxury price point.

Deep entry-tier inventory. Section 1 produces 9 closings at $1.25M median (1978 builds), the deepest section volume in the subdivision. Section 6 follows with 7 closings at $1.33M median (1986 builds). Indian Point is one of the most accessible established luxury subdivisions for buyers entering the $1.0M to $1.5M Brentwood band.

Active inventory testing upper ceiling. Current 3 active listings median $1.65M, above the $1.27M closing median. The active inventory tests the upper ceiling against the historical $2.40M closing high.

Indian Point Section by Section

The subdivision spans five phased sections.

Indian Point Section 1. 9 closed sales, 1978 builds, $1.25M median. Original section with the deepest volume. 11-day median days on market.

Indian Point Section 2. 1 currently active at $1.70M.

Indian Point Section 3. 2 closed sales, 1983 builds, $1.26M median. 4-day market velocity.

Indian Point Section 4. 5 closed sales, 1983 builds, $1.38M median. Strong mid-tier section.

Indian Point Section 6. 7 closed sales, 1986 builds, $1.33M median. 15-day market velocity. 1 currently active at $1.60M list.

Indian Point Section 7. 6 closed sales, 1986 builds, $1.13M median. The accessible price-of-entry tier with 6-day market velocity. 1 currently active at $1.65M list, meaningfully above section median.

Indian Point Pricing Tiers

Entry Indian Point: $641K to $1.2M

Smaller homes in Sections 1, 6, and 7. Buyers at this tier should expect 3,000 to 4,000 sqft and 1978-1986 finish levels with possible recent renovation.

Established Mid: $1.2M to $1.6M

The deepest Indian Point inventory band. Most of Sections 1, 3, 4, and 6 closings fall in this tier. 4,000 to 5,000 sqft homes with elevated finish packages and meaningful renovation work.

Upper Tier: $1.6M to $2.4M

Where current active inventory sits, plus the historical $2.40M closing ceiling. Renovated original construction at the highest finish levels and the largest Section 4 properties.

Living in Indian Point

Indian Point sits in central Brentwood with direct access to Old Hickory Boulevard. Cool Springs retail and dining is twelve minutes south. The Mall at Green Hills is sixteen minutes north on Hillsboro Pike. Downtown Nashville is twenty-two minutes off-peak.

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

Crockett Park is five minutes east. Granny White Park is six minutes north.

Working with Grant Hammond on Indian Point

Indian Point transactions reward precise pricing analysis at the section level. The 36-month dataset of 29 closings is dense enough to support precise comparable analysis. Current active inventory sits above closing median, signaling a market in transition that benefits buyers and sellers willing to read the comparable data carefully.

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.

Indian Point FAQs

What is the average home price in Indian Point Brentwood?

The weighted median sale price across 29 closings in the trailing 36 months is $1,266,936. Closings range from $641,000 to $2.40M.

How many sections are in Indian Point?

Indian Point is built across 5 phased sections, with construction running from 1978 through 1986.

What school district is Indian Point in?

Indian Point 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 Indian Point homes sell?

Median days on market ranges from 4 days in Section 3 to 17 days in Section 4. Indian Point moves faster than most established Brentwood subdivisions.

Which Indian Point section has the deepest volume?

Section 1 has the deepest volume with 9 recent closings at $1.25M median. Section 6 follows with 7 closings at $1.33M median.

Related Brentwood Subdivisions

Brentwood Homes for Sale – Parent pillar with full Brentwood market overview
Chenoweth Brentwood Homes – Adjacent established mid-luxury, $1.33M median
Brenthaven Brentwood Homes – Largest established subdivision, $1.72M median
Belle Rive Brentwood Homes – Multi-sub-area established, $1.87M median
Inglehame Farms Brentwood Homes – Established mid-luxury, $1.50M median

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