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Whitland
Whitland, TN offers tree-lined streets, century-old homes, and small-town charm. Explore current listings and connect with The Gaston Group.
Whitland began as the Whitland Realty Company's subdivision, platted in October 1910 on the site of the 19th-century Whitland Farms estate. Nashville's westward expansion, streetcar lines, and the nearby golf and country club shaped its early development into an upper-middle-class residential enclave.
The neighborhood was largely built out by 1955, its curved roadways and mature tree canopy — unusual for the era — designed for privacy and quiet over strict grid efficiency. In 2007, it was added to the National Register of Historic Places, protecting its collection of Tudor Revival, Colonial Revival, and Craftsman bungalow homes.
Today Whitland remains one of Nashville's most established addresses — steps from Elmington Park, minutes from Belle Meade and Green Hills, and still home to a Fourth of July tradition that's brought neighbors into the street for generations. Some neighborhoods have amenities. Whitland has a hundred years of front porches
