Nashville is internationally known as "Music City USA" but the red hot Nashville area real estate market is what’s singing beautiful music to investors and developers. The number one selling point for people moving to the midstate is the quality of life. Three major interstates converge in Nashville, travelers can choose air service from Murfreesboro, Smyrna and Nashville while manufacturers can deliver their goods to over seventy-five percent of the U.S. population in a single day’s drive, and a commuter rail service between Wilson county and Davidson county is now in operation. Nashville area real estate is designed for explosive growth and population redistribution.

But even with the growing demand, Nashville area acreage is still available at reasonable market prices. Rolling hills covered with bright, green foliage makes Nashville area land for sale flexible ideal for manufacturing, residential and agricultural development.

Seven bedroom communities offer workers easy country living with short commutes to downtown. These include Rutherford County, Wilson County and Sumner County, with plenty of large plots ripe for development. Rutherford County real estate includes areas along Interstate 24 with easy access to anywhere in the midstate. Wilson County real estate borders Interstate 40 while Sumner County acreage is close to Interstate 65. Even with rapid growth, there’s still plenty of Rutherford County land for sale.

Nashville is filled with historical sites, art museums like The Frist and Cheekwood, and shopping malls with upscale stores. And while country music dominates the scene, just about any kind of music is available for your listening or dancing pleasure. The Grand Ole Opry, the longest running live radio show features established artists and introduces fans to stars of tomorrow. Dozens of well-maintained parks pepper the Nashville map, with Centennial Park at the center of town. Created to celebrate the city’s one hundred year birthday, Centennial Park features an exact replica of the Greek Parthenon. The art museum inside features a 40-foot-tall statue of the goddess Athena. Fans of professional sports can find themselves at LP stadium rooting for the Tennessee Titans or at the downtown entertainment center where the Nashville Predators hockey team rules.

If you’re considering investing in Tennessee farmlands, you deserve to partner with experienced real estate professionals. Together, the father-and-son team of Homer and Kent Dudley combine more than 30 years of real estate experience with more than 20 years of experience in investments and financial planning. Feel free to browse the MLS listings, and when you’re ready to book an appointment, complete the online request form or contact Homer directly at (615) 598-7435 or contact Kent at (615) 202-7963.