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Clarksville
Home base: Fort Campbell, I-24 and neighborhoods from brick ranches to acre lots.
Explore Clarksville →Farmington
Traditional homes with bonus rooms off Rossview Road near Exit 8, built in phases since about 2009.
Explore Farmington →Wellington Fields
Newer homes off Kirkwood Road, mid-2010s to early 2020s, with sidewalks, a playground and a pavilion.
Explore Wellington Fields →Hickory Wild
Craftsman and traditional homes off Dunlop Lane with a pool, clubhouse and fitness center.
Explore Hickory Wild →Sango
The Nashville side of Clarksville: older brick, 2000s and 2010s homes, and the gated Veridian.
Explore Sango →Wofford Estates
Larger new homes on acre-plus lots off Port Royal Road, north of Exit 4.
Explore Wofford Estates →Cheatham County
A quieter setting between Clarksville and Nashville: Ashland City, Pleasant View and Kingston Springs.
Explore Cheatham County →Dickson County
Its own community: Dickson, White Bluff, Charlotte and acreage outside town, with I-40 toward Nashville.
Explore Dickson County →Davidson County
Nashville itself: condos, historic homes, established neighborhoods and new construction.
Explore Davidson County →Robertson County
Springfield, White House and rural property: room to spread out, with ties to Nashville-area jobs.
Explore Robertson County →Wilson County
Mt. Juliet, Lebanon and Watertown: suburbs and small towns east of Nashville along I-40.
Explore Wilson County →Sumner County
Hendersonville, Gallatin and more rural areas northeast of Nashville, with lake recreation nearby.
Explore Sumner County →Rutherford County
Murfreesboro, Smyrna and rural property beyond, along the I-24 corridor toward Nashville.
Explore Rutherford County →Williamson County
Franklin, Brentwood and the communities south of Nashville, from historic homes to estate lots.
Explore Williamson County →Stewart County
Dover, rural land and Lake Barkley: breathing room and a quieter pace west of Clarksville.
Explore Stewart County →Christian County
Hopkinsville, Oak Grove near Fort Campbell, and rural Kentucky land: the natural comparison to Clarksville.
Explore Christian County →Trigg County
Cadiz, open land and Lake Barkley: from in-town homes to lake cabins and waterfront.
Explore Trigg County →Todd County
Elkton and small communities: older homes, farmland and larger parcels for real rural living.
Explore Todd County →Logan County
Russellville, Auburn and Adairville: a more rural Kentucky option with small-town pace.
Explore Logan County →