Bellevue’s District 35: 18 Projects

Metro Schools will construct a new, state-of-the-art high school in the heart of Bellevue as a replacement for Hillwood High School. The land has been purchased and funding for site preparation has been allocated.

These adjoining facilities, scheduled to open late summer 2019, will feature two sheets of ice (for open skating, competition, and lessons), two gyms, walking and running tracks, a fitness center, meeting rooms, programming rooms, and more.

The Frist Foundation is donating 51 acres of land on the Harpeth River near the HYSA fields for public green space and recreational use to “include extensive walking paths and substantial tree canopy.”

The rebuild of Red Caboose Park is moving forward with a grand opening planned in late spring.

The ongoing improvements to this intersection are nearing an end. The current schedule calls for completion in December 2018 but delays appear inevitable with this project.

A traffic light, turn lanes, crossing arms, and additional curb in front of Eddie’s Market are under construction.

Efforts are underway to bring a convenience center to the Bellevue. In addition to the items accepted at the Park n Ride recycling center, convenience centers take furniture, appliances, household hazardous waste, electronics, yard waste, and more. As part of this project, an existing landfill on the site will be cleaned up.

This new mixed-use development is currently under construction with many businesses already open. Still under construction are two hotels, a senior living center, a community center, and Bellevue Ice Center. more…

The Larry’s Country Diner and Shoney’s properties are for sale.

The developer has updated the site plan due to new state regulations related to flood mitigation. The project includes single family homes, multifamily, retail, improvements to McCrory Lane and the I-40/McCrory interchange (Exit 192), and more. There is no timeline available.

The project will include mainly commercial in the Davidson County portion of the project, including an 85- to 100-room boutique hotel, restaurants, and office space. In addition, the project calls for 800 single family homes, 450 acres of open space, and seven miles of walking trails. Most of the project is located across the Williamson County line, though a neighborhood near Traceside and a mixed-use development on the other side of Sneed Road–as well as perhaps a small neighborhood on the other side of Natchez Trace Parkway–fall within Davidson County. The project will take about 20 years to complete.

This senior living center will be built under existing zoning. Although approval came before the passage of the Highway 100 Urban Design Overlay, the developer has agreed to voluntarily comply with the design, lighting, and signage standards.

This neighborhood will feature 24 single family homes and 48 condos starting in the $200s. It is being developed by the builders of Bellevue Station.

Located at the northeast corner of Old Harding and Bellevue Road, 67 homes are being built. As part of the project, the Bellevue Road/Old Harding have been realigned. All of the homes have been sold. More info>>

This neighborhood will place 31 homes and townhomes on 10+ acres, with most of the property remaining open space. The project will include sidewalks and a protected crosswalk.

224 apartment homes overlooking the Cumberland River are being built on previously zoned property. The parcel is about 1/2 mile from Charlotte Pike, and 36 of the 56 acres will be undisturbed. Apartments will feature high-end amenities and views of downtown and the Cumberland River.

Rezoned in 2005 to permit 84 townhomes and 77 single family homes, this project has been largely dormant. In September 2018, though, permits were applied for and approved that would indicate some effort to move this neighborhood forward.

Construction continues on this neighborhood. All 40 Phase I homes have sold with Phases II & III under construction starting at $320k.