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Housing

• • Median home value: $245,000
• • Owner-occupied rate: 78.5%
• • Average household size: 2.58
• • Total housing units: 16,800+

Education

• • High school graduates: 87.2%
• • Bachelor's degree or higher: 19.8%
• • Cheatham County School District
• • Multiple community colleges nearby

Economy

• • Unemployment rate: 3.8%
• • Key sectors: Manufacturing, healthcare
• • Many residents commute to Nashville
• • Growing retail and service industry

Cheatham Dam & Lock

The Cheatham Dam, completed in 1959, is one of four dams on the Cumberland River. The dam and lock system allows commercial barge traffic to navigate the river while providing excellent fishing and recreation opportunities. The tailwaters below the dam are famous for trophy-sized catfish and striped bass.

Ashland City Historic District

The county seat of Ashland City features a charming downtown historic district with buildings dating back to the 1800s. The town was named after Kentucky statesman Henry Clay's estate, "Ashland," and has maintained much of its small-town southern charm despite its proximity to Nashville.

Civil War History

Cheatham County played a significant role during the Civil War, with several skirmishes occurring along the Cumberland River. The area was strategically important due to its river access to Nashville. Historic sites and markers throughout the county tell the story of this tumultuous period.

Nashville Commuter Hub

With Nashville just 20 miles away, Cheatham County has become a popular destination for those seeking affordable land and a rural lifestyle while maintaining easy access to Music City's employment and entertainment. This growth has significantly increased land values in recent years.

Pleasant View Community

The Pleasant View area in the eastern part of the county is one of the fastest-growing communities in Middle Tennessee. This growth is driven by excellent schools, affordable land, and convenient access to both Nashville and Clarksville via Interstate 24.

Scenic Highway 49

Highway 49 runs through Cheatham County and is known as one of the most scenic drives in Middle Tennessee. The route winds through rolling hills, past historic farms, and offers stunning views of the Cumberland River valley, making it a favorite for motorcyclists and Sunday drivers.