Hermitage: Andrew Jackson's Estate and a Nashville Neighborhood
Hermitage sits on the eastern edge of Nashville inside Davidson County, taking its name from The Hermitage, the plantation estate of Andrew Jackson. The area houses roughly 38,000 residents and functions as both a historic site and a residential district of the Metro Nashville-Davidson government. Jackson bought the 425-acre property in 1804, completed the main mansion in 1819, and rebuilt it in Greek Revival form after an 1834 fire. The seventh President died there in 1845 and is buried on the grounds alongside his wife Rachel.
The Hermitage estate operates as a National Historic Landmark and attracts visitors to the mansion, slave quarters, farm outbuildings, and the surrounding agricultural landscape. Research at the site has documented the lives of the more than 150 enslaved people who lived and worked on the property during Jackson's ownership.
Beyond the historic site, Hermitage is a residential and small-scale commercial district along Lebanon Pike and Old Hickory Boulevard. Percy Priest Lake lies to the south, and the Cumberland River forms the northern boundary. Stones River's confluence with the Cumberland is nearby.
In Hermitage, escort websites with local availability appear in the Escortservice.com directory. The site does not act as a broker. It does not book, verify, or intermediate in any way. Only visitors who are at least 21 may use the directory.
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Hermitage sits on the eastern edge of Nashville inside Davidson County, taking its name from The Hermitage, the plantation estate of Andrew Jackson. The area houses roughly 38,000 residents and functions as both a historic site and a residential district of the Metro Nashville-Davidson government. Jackson bought the 425-acre property in 1804, completed the main mansion in 1819, and rebuilt it in Greek Revival form after an 1834 fire. The seventh President died there in 1845 and is buried on the grounds alongside his wife Rachel.
The Hermitage estate operates as a National Historic Landmark and attracts visitors to the mansion, slave quarters, farm outbuildings, and the surrounding agricultural landscape. Research at the site has documented the lives of the more than 150 enslaved people who lived and worked on the property during Jackson's ownership.
Beyond the historic site, Hermitage is a residential and small-scale commercial district along Lebanon Pike and Old Hickory Boulevard. Percy Priest Lake lies to the south, and the Cumberland River forms the northern boundary. Stones River's confluence with the Cumberland is nearby.
In Hermitage, escort websites with local availability appear in the Escortservice.com directory. The site does not act as a broker. It does not book, verify, or intermediate in any way. Only visitors who are at least 21 may use the directory.
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