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Brentwood is a suburb of Nashville that offers convenient access to both Downtown Nashville and Franklin. This is the neighborhood to explore for shopping and dining options outside of the city. Brentwood is in the award-winning Williamson school district and composed of sprawling estates and residential neighborhoods. With plenty of parks and nature areas, Brentwood is a perfect neighborhood for running, biking and hiking. Concord Park has paved walking and biking trails and Deerwood Arboretum and Nature Area has nature trails and an observation deck.The apartments in Brentwood come in a wide range of options that typically offer a lot more square footage than apartment options Downtown. The apartments in Brentwood are composed of mid-Rise apartments and garden style apartments. The apartments in Brentwood that are a bit older have been renovated to varying degrees and there are a few newer mid-Rise apartments that feature more luxury finishes. Most Brentwood apartments will have peaceful views of the city or the surrounding hills and many are gated communities. The apartment options in Brentwood come standard with pools and fitness centers and have more of a homey and relaxed vibe compared to the starkly modern or industrial apartments Downtown. Personal garages can be rented at some Brentwood apartment options for private parking and storage.After you decide which apartment you will call home, head on over to the giant TJ Maxx and Homegoods in Brentwood to furnish it. After making you way through this enormous store and the Nordstrom Rack neighboring it, you will have burned enough calories to justify eating your way through all the fabulous restaurants in Brentwood. First Watch or The Perch are both great spots for breakfast. Peter’s Sushi and Thai is casual but delicious. Corner Pub is a perfect sports bar to cheer on the Predators and have some wings. Whether you are looking for a good steak, a new pair of shoes or some throw pillows, Brentwood has plenty of options to fill your shopping bags and your belly.
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