Bordeaux-Whites Creek covers about 70 square miles of northwest Davidson County. About 28,300 people lived there in 2020, all zoned for Whites Creek High.

Last checked Oct. 19, 2026. Sources: the Metro Planning Department’s Bordeaux-Whites Creek Community Plan page, the Bordeaux-Whites Creek-Haynes Trinity Community Plan (PDF), Metro’s community planning area boundaries and park locations, the MNPS zone finder, the Tennessee Department of Education’s 2024-25 letter grades, the Zillow Home Value Index, WeGo Public Transit’s schedule data, 2020 Census blocks and OpenStreetMap. Metro Planning: 615-862-7190.

Bordeaux-Whites Creek is northwest Davidson County, across the Cumberland River from North Nashville. Its full plan name is Bordeaux-Whites Creek-Haynes Trinity, one of the 14 community plan areas the Metro Planning Department uses. It covers about 70 square miles. About 28,300 people lived inside the line at the 2020 census, in about 11,400 homes, by our count of Census blocks.

What this means for you

  • High school: the whole area is in the Whites Creek High zone.
  • Home value: Zillow’s typical value in ZIP code 37218 was $354,420 in September 2026.
  • Interstate: I-24 Exit 43 (Briley Parkway) and I-65 Exit 85 (Rosa L. Parks Boulevard) are each about 2.7 miles from the population center.

Where it is

The community plan says the area stretches from the Cumberland River in the south to Little Marrowbone Road and Old Hickory Boulevard in the north, and from I-24 in the east to the Cheatham County line in the west. Shops are along Clarksville Pike, Trinity Lane and Brick Church Pike, with industrial land near Briley Parkway, along I-24 and by the river.

The plan splits it into two parts. Bordeaux is the suburban part, with neighborhoods it names as Aldrich Heights, Bordeaux Hills, Brookview, Creekside Trails, Gold Key, Golden Valley, Haynes Heights, Haynes Manor, Historic Talbot’s Corner, Jordan Ridge, Katie Hill, Nocturne Forest and Trinity Hills. Whites Creek is the rural part, including Bells Bend, Marrowbone, Scottsboro and Whites Creek. The plan includes a small area plan for Haynes Trinity, near the Trinity Lane and I-65 interchange.

By 2020 Census block counts, about 53% of residents live in ZIP code 37218, 38% in 37207 and 8% in 37189.

Schools

Metro Nashville Public Schools assigns schools by address. In a public copy of the district’s 2025-26 high school zone map, the whole area is in one zone:

High school Address 2024-25 state grade
Whites Creek High 7277 Old Hickory Blvd. F

Elementary and middle school zones change from street to street; check one address in the MNPS zone finder. Grades are from the Tennessee Department of Education’s 2024-25 A-F letter grade file. More in our schools guide.

Home values

According to the Zillow Home Value Index (Zillow Research):

Area September 2026 September 2025 Change
ZIP code 37218 $354,420 $363,997 -2.6%
ZIP code 37207 $368,302 $380,767 -3.3%
ZIP code 37189 $392,737 $401,418 -2.2%
City of Nashville $425,889 $436,922 -2.5%

ZIP code 37207 also covers much of East Nashville north of downtown. The index is a modeled typical value for the middle third of homes, not a sale price. More in our home prices guide.

Parks and trails

From Metro Parks’ park locations:

  • Alvin G. Beaman Park, about 2,171 acres, 5911 Old Hickory Blvd. and Little Marrowbone Road.
  • Bells Bend Park, about 810 acres, 4187 Old Hickory Blvd.
  • Joseph Brown Mullins Park, about 112 acres, 4297 Drake Wood Lane.
  • Richard W. Hartman Park, about 54 acres, 2801 Tucker Road.
  • Whites Creek Park, about 20 acres, 7277 Old Hickory Blvd., by Whites Creek High.
  • Bordeaux-Timothy Drive Park, 4100 Timothy Drive, and Bordeaux Garden Park, on Snell Boulevard at Panorama Drive.

Metro’s greenway map shows the Whites Creek Greenway in the area. See our parks and trails guide.

Getting around

  • Interstates: from the population center, I-24 Exit 43 (Briley Parkway) and I-65 Exit 85 (Rosa L. Parks Boulevard) are each about 2.7 miles, as the crow flies, per OpenStreetMap exit numbers. I-24/I-65 Exit 87 (Trinity Lane) and I-24 Exit 40 (Old Hickory Boulevard) serve the east side, and Briley Parkway has exits at Clarksville Pike (21) and Whites Creek Pike (19).
  • Distances: about 6.8 miles by road to the Metro Courthouse on Public Square and 15.4 miles to Nashville International Airport (BNA), measured on the OpenStreetMap road network. These are distances, not drive times.
  • Buses: in WeGo Public Transit’s current schedule data, routes 14 Whites Creek, 22 Bordeaux, 41 Golden Valley, 71 Trinity and 77 Thompson-Wedgewood stop in the area. Maps are on WeGo’s bus page.

Groceries and everyday stores

From OpenStreetMap:

  • Kroger and Bordeaux Foods on Clarksville Pike.

More neighborhoods

Bordeaux-Whites Creek is one of the areas in our Nashville neighborhoods guide. Next door: North Nashville across the river, Bellevue across the river to the southwest and East Nashville across I-24.

Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors. Plan area boundaries and parks: Metro Nashville. School zones: Metro Nashville Public Schools. Population and housing counts: U.S. Census Bureau, 2020 Census.

Frequently asked questions

What area does Bordeaux-Whites Creek cover?

Metro’s Bordeaux-Whites Creek-Haynes Trinity Community Plan runs from the Cumberland River north to Little Marrowbone Road and Old Hickory Boulevard, and from I-24 west to the Cheatham County line. It covers about 70 square miles.

What high school is Bordeaux zoned for?

In MNPS’s 2025-26 zones, the whole plan area is in the Whites Creek High zone. Whites Creek High, 7277 Old Hickory Blvd., earned an F in Tennessee’s 2024-25 letter grades.

What is the typical home value in Bordeaux, Nashville?

Zillow’s typical value was $354,420 in ZIP code 37218 and $368,302 in 37207 in September 2026, according to the Zillow Home Value Index.

What parks are in Bordeaux and Whites Creek?

Metro Parks lists Beaman Park, about 2,171 acres, and Bells Bend Park, about 810 acres, along with Joseph Brown Mullins, Hartman, Whites Creek and Bordeaux-Timothy Drive parks.