Nashville, Tennessee · Davidson County

Hadley Park Neighborhood Guide

Hadley Park is named for the first public park established for Black residents in the American South — a quiet, history-rich neighborhood wi…
Historic Quiet Historic Value buy
$682k
Median Price
6/10
School Rating
C+
Crime Grade
61
Walk Score
14 min
To Downtown
22 min
Nearest Hospital
Price Range in Hadley Park
From $194k To $342k
$682k
median

About Hadley Park

Hadley Park is named for the first public park established for Black residents in the American South — a quiet, history-rich neighborhood with housing prices that still make homeownership genuinely accessible.

Neighborhood Amenities

🏞️2Parks nearby
3Cafes
🛒0Grocery stores
🏥22 minHospital

Neighborhood Vibe

Historic — Preserved architecture, rich local heritage.
Quiet — Low traffic, peaceful streets, privacy-first.

Nearby Neighborhoods in Nashville

Jefferson Street Corridor
$265k · Historic Mixed
Buena Vista Heights
$260k · Up & Coming Mixed
Antioch
$245k · Suburban
Woodbine
$382k · Mixed Suburban

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the median home price in Hadley Park?

The median home price in Hadley Park is approximately $682k. Homes range from $194k to $342k, depending on size, condition, and exact location within the neighborhood.

How are the schools in Hadley Park?

Schools in Hadley Park are 6/10 on the NeighborSeek scale. Schools in this area are one consideration for families moving to Hadley Park.

Is Hadley Park safe?

Hadley Park has a crime grade of C+ on the NeighborSeek scale. Like most urban areas, crime varies by block — use the NeighborSeek quiz for a personalized safety assessment.

What is Hadley Park known for?

Hadley Park is named for the first public park established for Black residents in the American South — a quiet, history-rich neighborhood with housing prices that still make homeownership genuinely ac…