Village of Nashville

This platted subdivision sits where a former high school now anchors a block of historic brick homes—a converted 1950s schoolhouse that speaks to how the area has evolved. Two-story Victorians with original woodwork line quiet streets, their covered porches and hardwood floors intact, while updated homes sit alongside them, their modern windows and metal roofs catching the light. The neighborhood clusters tight enough that restaurants are just steps away, and Putnam Park is a three-minute walk, making it easy to break up a day without much planning. Twin Lakes lies less than a mile out, if you want water close by.