BRIDGETON PARK SUBDIVISION: LIVING IN BRENTWOOD, TENNESSEE
About Bridgeton Park
Homes in Bridgeton Park were built between 2003 and 2006. The subdivision is located in Brentwood near Owl Creek Park and Concord Road.
Homes in Bridgeton Park typically have four bedrooms and three baths. The average lot size is quarter-acre. Most homes have a 2-car attached garage.
There are 146 properties with houses ranging from 2100 to 5200 square feet. Amenities include a children’s park & play area, underground utilities, and walking trails.
Bridgeton is close to Owl Creek, a 21-acre neighborhood park which includes a covered picnic area. The shelter may be reserved by calling Brentwood Parks and Recreation. Owl Creek’s walking trails include a 3/4 mile outer loop and a 1/2 mile inner loop. There is a large, well-equipped playground.
Buying and Selling in Bridgeton Park
Bridgeton HOA fees* are $55 per month.
Bridgeton Park median* listing price is $432,000. The average price per square foot is $129. Properties stay on the market an average of 47 days.
Note: Stated values were current as at December, 2017
More information on living in Brentwood's Bridgeton Park Subdivision
- Visit the City of Brentwood Facebook page to learn more about life in Brentwood.
- Visit the Explore Brentwood, Tennessee website to learn more what Brentwood has to offer its residents.
Bridgeton Park Neighborhood Map
Internet and Cell Service in Bridgeton Park
Internet Service
DSL (AT&T, United Communications)
Cable (Xfinity)
Cellular Service
Verizon, AT&T LTE, Sprint, T-Mobile
Note: Always verify service to a property address when evaluating availability.
Schools in Bridgeton Park
Elementary Schools
Crockett Elementary School - PK–4
Middle Schools
Woodland Middle School - 5–8
High Schools
Ravenwood High School - 9–12
Things To Do In & Around Brentwood
Located in Nashville (20 minute drive), the Loveless Motel and Café offers scratch biscuits and crispy fried chicken. The cozy eatery serves hearty, country style breakfasts, as well as classic lunches and dinners.
The Grand Ole Opry is a mecca for country and bluegrass performers. Its stage has been used by artists ranging from Loretta Lynn, Roy Acuff and Patsy Cline, to Carrie Underwood and Pam Tillis.
The Ryman Auditorium is where bluegrass was born. Where Johnny Cash met June Carter. It was here that country music found an audience and many careers took off. This is a place where dreams come true and an unknown kid with a guitar can find their audience.
To See in the Brentwood Area
Brentwood Demographics
The current population of Brentwood is 41,763.
The median age is 41.
The racial makeup is 88% White, 5% African American, 6% Asian, and 1% Native American.
Economy
The unemployment rate in Brentwood, Tennessee is 4%. Job growth averages 2.2%. Future job growth for the next ten years is projected to be 40%.
The sales tax rate is 9.25%. Income tax is 0%.
Per capita income is $58,745 and the median household income is $138,395.
Voting
58.45% of the people in Nashville are registered Democrats.
39.87% are registered Republican
1.69% are independent.
Weather
Brentwood gets 52 inches of rain per year.
The average annual snowfall is 3 inches.
On average, there are 80 days per year with measurable precipitation.
Highest temperatures are in July and averages 89 degrees.
Low temperatures occur in January and average 27 degrees.
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Additional Resources if You're Moving to Tennessee
Searching for a house can be both exciting and stressful. Here are online resources to help you plan your move.
- The Nashville Chamber of Commerce "Getting Established" page is a great resource for information on a variety of topics and is a great place to start.
- Department of Motor Vehicles instructions to re-register your out of state driver's license and vehicle.
- Check out the neighborhood! Read up on Nashville's eclectic neighborhoods and find your ideal vibe.
- Have kids? Learn about schools and their ratings before you move.