Green Hills is once again the star of Nashville’s high-end housing scene, logging the city’s priciest residential deal of the week and tacking on a $2.3 million closing on Foxwood Drive for good measure. Together, those sales put a fresh spotlight on how the 37215 ZIP code keeps attracting buyers willing to pay up for bigger lots, leafy streets and quick access to shopping and schools.
Business Journal Slideshow Crowns This Week’s Biggest Deals
A recent slideshow from the Nashville Business Journal leads with a $10.7 million Green Hills transaction at the top of its list of closings. The same rundown shows 1014 Foxwood Drive trading for $2,300,000. According to captions that cite the Davidson County Property Assessor, buyers Scott Emerick and Kathryn T. Kincaid purchased the Foxwood property from sellers John D. Claybrook and Florence C. Claybrook. The weekly feature pulls together recent public-record closings from across Davidson County into one quick-hit snapshot for deal watchers.
Green Hills Keeps Owning the Luxury Leaderboard
Green Hills has been a regular fixture on monthly roundups of Nashville’s highest-price sales, with neighborhood writeups pointing to a mix of midcentury homes, larger parcels and walkable retail pockets as the winning combo. Homes.com noted that multiple top-five closings in May came out of the 37215 ZIP code, underscoring how the area routinely supplies some of the city’s priciest addresses. Local agents say that generous lot sizes and a sense of privacy inside the city limits continue to be key selling points for deep-pocketed buyers.
Foxwood Sale at a Glance
Public MLS notes and major listing aggregators show that 1014 Foxwood Drive closed on June 10, 2026, for $2,300,000. The entry on Realtor.com reports the home at roughly 3,938 square feet with three bedrooms and 3.5 baths. A separate listing and public-record summary from Redfin backs up the sale price and calculates the price per square foot at about $584, with the lot size at approximately 1.46 acres. Those details align with the information highlighted in the Nashville Business Journal’s slideshow.
For buyers and sellers tracking Nashville’s luxury segment, this week’s Green Hills numbers are another reminder that select pockets inside the county line still command premium price tags. The Nashville Business Journal’s roundup offers a quick look at where the biggest checks are being written and whose names are turning up on those high-end deeds.
