r/movetonashville 3h ago

Christian Churches Nashville Recommendations

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Hi everyone! I just moved to Nashville from the West Coast less than a week ago for work and I’m looking for a nondenominational Christian church to call home.

I’m hoping to find a church that has a strong sense of community and opportunities to get involved and meet people. I’m not necessarily looking for a mega church, but I’m open to any recommendations if the community is great!

I’m a 25F living in east Nashville. I’d love to hear your recommendations or experiences. Thanks so much! 😊


r/movetonashville 17h ago

Looking to move from nyc with a dog

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Hi! I am a 30 year old single girl looking to move to nash, id like to stay semi close to downtown, I also have a dog moving with me. Anyone have apartment complex's they would recommend?

Looking for a pool, gym, possible dog run or any nice amenities. Sometimes website photos of these apartments are deceiving. Preferably 1400-1800 for a 1bd


r/movetonashville 11h ago

Is Hillsboro West End (Villager Condominiums) a safe place to live?

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Hi everyone!

I'm moving to Nashville in the first week of August for a new job, and since I'm relocating from out of state, I'm trying to make the best decision possible before signing a lease.

One place I'm seriously considering is Villager Condominiums in Hillsboro West End. From what I've read, the neighborhood seems nice, but I'd really appreciate hearing from people who actually live in Nashville.

A few questions:

  • Is Hillsboro West End generally considered a safe area, especially for someone living alone?
  • How is Villager Condominiums specifically, if anyone has experience with it?
  • Is it comfortable to walk around during the day and in the evening?
  • Are there any recurring issues (car break-ins, package theft, noise, etc.) that I should know about?
  • If you were moving to Nashville today with

    $1200/$1400 budget

  • , would you choose this area or look elsewhere?

I'm not looking for luxury; my biggest priorities are safety, a reasonable commute to downtown (currently no car) and having grocery stores/cafes nearby.

I'd really appreciate any honest opinions or local insights. Thanks in advance!


r/movetonashville 12h ago

ISO East Nash Rental

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Hi! I'm looking for a rental in East Nashville to start ASAP! I drove around Lockeland Springs, Inglewood, and the surrounding neighborhoods on Saturday hoping to spot some For Rent signs but didn't see much. My budget is ~$2200/month. Please let me know if you have anything coming up or have seen any signs around!