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Lockeland Springs

Lockeland Springs is a historic residential neighborhood within East Nashville, with Victorian-era houses, foursquares and Craftsman bungalows among its older streets.

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Holly Street Fire Hall at Holly and South 16th streets in Lockeland Springs, photographed in September 2014 before the 2020 tornado. — Holly Street Fire Hall in September 2014, before the 2020 tornado

Older residential streets, Five Points and a spring-fed wetland park in East Nashville

About Lockeland Springs

Lockeland Springs is a historic residential neighborhood within East Nashville, with Victorian-era houses, foursquares and Craftsman bungalows among its older streets. Five Points supplies a nearby commercial hub around Woodland Street and 11th, while Lockeland Springs Park preserves a wooded wetland farther east.

Houses built after the old estates were divided

The area developed from estates including Lockeland and Springside, with subdivision around the turn of the twentieth century. Its residential streets contain a range of styles, including Queen Anne, Eastlake, American foursquare and Craftsman bungalow.

Metro lists the Lockeland Springs–East End conservation district among its historic overlays. Its mapped area and design guidelines describe that designation, rather than every property using an East Nashville address.

Five Points at Woodland and 11th

Five Points forms a commercial meeting place around Woodland Street, 11th Street and Clearview Avenue. The historic walking tour locates its neighborhood stop at 1101 Woodland Street.

This shopping, dining and cultural hub is one part of the wider East Nashville area. The tour also records repeated rebuilding after fires and tornadoes, including the March 2020 tornado that damaged Five Points and nearby streets.

Nashville Sites — Five Points and Lockeland Springs

A wooded park shaped by natural springs

Metro’s park directory lists Lockeland Springs Park at 1810 Woodland Street. Between Lockeland Design Center and Shelby Park, the site contains wooded wetland and naturally occurring springs.

A bottling plant once sold water from the springs. The city’s project page describes trails, interpretive signs and outdoor classrooms as planning work, rather than completed facilities.

Check these on a visit

Try these in person before you commit to an address in Lockeland Springs.

Notice the mix of older house forms along the residential streets around Woodland and Holly.
Find the Five Points intersection at Woodland, 11th and Clearview for a commercial-area stop.
Use Metro’s current Lockeland Springs Park information before expecting the proposed facilities.

Neighborhoods and districts near Lockeland Springs

The closest neighborhoods and districts in Nashville, measured center to center.

2.7 miGermantownNashville’s Germantown mixes historic brick houses and cottages with restaurants and newer buildings just north of Downtown.

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Schools near Lockeland Springs

The 6 closest schools within 5 miles, including any outside the city. Being nearby does not mean a home is zoned for a school: confirm attendance zones with the school or district.

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Episcopal School of NashvilleK–8
about 0.2 mi · Private · Grades Pre-K–8 · 134 students
Lockeland ElementaryElementary
about 0.2 mi · Public · Grades K–5 · 347 students
East Nashville MiddleMiddle
about 0.5 mi · Public · Grades 6–8 · 191 students
East Nashville Magnet High SchoolHigh
about 0.5 mi · Public · Grades 9–12 · 432 students
Ross Early Learning CenterPreschool
about 0.7 mi · Public · Grades Pre-K · 202 students
Cora Howe SchoolK–12
about 0.8 mi · Public · Grades K–12 · 78 students

Distances are approximate. They are straight lines from the centre of Lockeland Springs, not travel distances, and a home at the edge of the area can be noticeably closer to or farther from a school.

Sources & data notesReferences, reporting periods, and how to use this information

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Estate subdivision, architectural styles and the Five Points intersection
Nashville Sites — Five Points and Lockeland SpringsSource checked 2026-10-18
Wooded wetland, springs, former bottling plant and proposed improvements
Metro Nashville Parks — Lockeland Springs Park projectSource checked 2026-10-18
Lockeland Springs Park address
Metro Nashville — Park directorySource checked 2026-10-18
Lockeland Springs–East End conservation district information
Metro Nashville — Historic district maps and guidelinesSource checked 2026-10-18

Photo credits

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Holly Street Fire Hall in September 2014, before the 2020 tornado
Creator: Kenneth Everett
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Holly Street Fire Hall in September 2014, before the 2020 tornado