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Williamson County

Nolensville

A historic main street along Nolensville Road, fast-growing subdivisions around it, and a direct route north to Nashville.

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Downtown

Nolensville's historic center runs along Nolensville Road, where 19th-century buildings are still in use as shops and homes. The Bank of Nolensville (around 1905) and the 1937 Nolensville School are on the National Register. The Buttercup Festival fills the historic district each spring.

Parks and the outdoors

  • The Williamson County Recreation Complex at Nolensville.
  • Nolensville Park and the Bark Park.
  • The Sunset Road multiuse path, about 1.3 miles, with a new town park planned along Sunset Road.

Getting around

Nolensville Road (US-31A/41A) runs north into Nashville. I-840 is just south at Triune, which connects east and west around the region.

Homes

Older homes along the historic corridor and newer subdivisions, many with HOAs, around it. The town has grown quickly, so ask about planned roads and construction near any home you're considering.

Events

The Buttercup Festival in spring and "A Nolensville Holiday" with a tree lighting and parade in December.

Questions people ask

What does property tax look like in Nolensville?

For 2026 the town levies 0.34 per $100 assessed on top of Williamson County's 1.30, for 1.64 total. On a $600,000 home that is about $2,460 a year.

Who provides water and sewer?

Water comes from the Nolensville College Grove Utility District and sewer from Metro Water Services for much of the town. Confirm service for a specific address, especially on larger rural lots.