Cheatham County, population 39,000+, offers proximity to the amenities and attractions of metropolitan Nashville while providing a welcome respite from the hustle of city life. The safe, rural county offers good schools and a hometown community spirit, along with thousands of acres of public green space, including developed parks, trails and water access. Cheatham County is home to A.O. Smith manufacturing and many other expanding businesses in a convenient setting.

ASHLAND CITY 

The seat of government for Cheatham County, located on the Cumberland River, Ashland City takes pride in its traditional downtown and its network of parks and outdoor activities. 

• Less than a 30-minute drive to downtown Nashville. 

•  Highlights include the Bicentennial Trail, a nearly seven-mile trail tracing the abandoned rail bed along the Cumberland River. 

• Offering a diverse mix of housing options, including single- and multi-family, lakefront living, vacation homes, rural estates and assisted living communities.  

PLEASANT VIEW 

Located just off Interstate 24, Pleasant View is Cheatham County’s fastest growing town. While many Pleasant View residents commute to jobs in Nashville or Clarksville, they come home to a small-town community offering abundant youth sports and other family-friendly activities. 

KINGSTON SPRINGS 

Known regionally for the creativity of its residents, Kingston Springs is a riverside community that offers boundless natural beauty. 

• Located on the Harpeth River, just off Interstate 40. 

• Offering a variety of options for outdoor recreation, including canoeing and kayaking. 

PEGRAM 

Pegram is located on U.S. Highway 70 and, like Kingston Springs, is home to many musicians and artists who enjoy close proximity to Nashville’s Music Row.  

• The community has hosted a popular Fourth of July festival and parade for 45+ years, drawing crowds of thousands from Cheatham County and beyond.