Germantown

Germantown coined its name from the influx of German immigrants in the mid-nineteenth century. In the 1970's it was named a Registered Historic District, and from there, a slow-but-steady pattern of growth began. With over 100 species of trees in the area, Germantown has been designated as a city Arboretum by the Nashville Tree Foundation.

Germantown's food culture is alive and well, and the neighborhood also beckons visitors with brick sidewalks and homes dating back to the 19th century. There is a vast history worth diving into and a community of neighbors who take pride in ownership and pride in their neighborhood.

Public Schools in Germantown

Choosing a new neighborhood is an exciting process, especially when growing families are involved. A great way to start your search would be to look at local schools in the area - after all, they'll form part of your family's daily routine! Greatschools.org houses ratings for multiple establishments near you, and we couldn't recommend it enough before making this critical decision – although here are just a few top-rated picks according to greatschools.org.