House cleaning in Nolensville.
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What Nolensville brings
A compact 10.44 square miles of mostly flat Williamson County land absorbed a jump from 5,861 residents in 2010 to 13,829 in 2020 — 135.9% — filling Bent Creek, Winterset Woods and Summerlyn with new construction while nineteenth-century buildings stay in use along Nolensville Road. That split leaves fresh-build drywall dust and limestone clay tracked over new floors, hard water spotting new glass and fixtures, and mildew pressure through humid Middle Tennessee summers.
Retail here is small-town and strung along Nolensville Road through the historic stretch from north of Oldham Drive down to York/Williams Road, where the 1876 Waller Funeral Home building still stands, an Amish goods store fills the former Nolensville Mill Company building that operated from 1890 to 1986 and an antique store occupies the old Co-Op Creamery, which operated from 1921 to 1957; away from that corridor sit the town's Williamson County Schools campuses, Nolensville Elementary on Rocky Fork Road and Nolensville High on Summerlyn Drive, part of a 52-school district enrolling about 41,000 students.
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