We are so excited for Halloween this year! With it falling on a Friday, it seems to have more excitement than in other years. We’ve scouted out some of the best spooky and fun Halloween yards to amp up your excitement, as well. While we don’t list addresses, we did list general areas of town. And, as there are only so many of us, we couldn’t hit every neighborhood, but we did visit several that are known for an above-average Halloween spirit.
So we ask you, are these the best? Surely we missed several amazing ones. Send us a photo at [email protected] so we can add some late submissions to this post!
Enjoy!
Hillsboro/West End & Belmont
By far the biggest bang for our gas buck was to drive the streets of the Hillsboro/West End and Belmont neighborhoods, with particular emphasis on Belmont, Cedar, Fairfax and Oakland. There are really fun displays all over, so try some of the other streets in these neighborhoods as well.
PinGraveyards and hanging ghostsPinThis display goes all out!PinA close-up of the chained skeleton with skullsPinThis house was found near Elmington Park. It’s cute and scary all at once.PinA close-up of the side of the yard abovePinOn Fairfax, this family pulled out all the stops in their artistic Halloween display.PinHere is another view. Note the moss … very clever!PinSkeletons climbing into the housePinIt’s hard to pick a favorite, but this might be it! It’s on Belmont and is just so fun.
Green Hills and a bit of Belle Meade
One surefire street for fun décor is Estes. As so many travel it daily, the residents do their share to entertain passers-by Others homes were found scattered throughout the vast area.
PinOn Estes, these skeleton ghosts are creepy!PinAnother Estes house, with witch ghosts in the front yardPinNear the corner of Bowling and Woodmont, these spiders are fabulous. Spider décor definitely was a bigger trend this year than we’ve seen in years past.PinIf you are near Green Hills, this house (as well as the neighbor’s) are a kid’s delight — inflatables galore! It’s located at the corner of Harding Place and Estes.PinCreepy fun in Green HillsPinNods to all the skeletons crawling out of the ground this yearPinThis spider hanging out in Belle Meade is fabulous.
Richland/Central/Whitland
This neighborhood is known for fabulous candy and Halloween spirit. Kids by the hundreds trick-or-treat in this area with plenty of sidewalks to keep them safely out of the street on Halloween night. Many homes are decked out in anticipation of the Friday crowds.
PinOn the corner of Bowling and Richland, this house is fun to see during the day or at night.PinSame house as above, at nightPinPurple lights make this Richland home a spooky one once the sun goes down.PinHalloween fun is found throughout the Richland/West End/Whitworth neighborhoods.PinDon’t forget the side streets; this Meadowbrook house is worth the visit.PinA few skeletons and skulls make for a creepy walk up to this Central Avenue home.PinBoo!PinThis house, on the corner of Whitland and Craighead has been known for Halloween decor for 25 years. The era is ending as this is their last year. Stop by and say thanks for all the memories.
An East Nashville goody
We found this house in East Nashville that made us laugh (check out the witch’s legs sticking straight up in the garden) and also made us say “WOW!” with the abundance of carved jack-o’-lanterns!
PinCheck out all the jack-o’-lanterns! We count 10.
A parting thought for the day:
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Happy Halloween! If you have any other houses you want us to consider putting up on our Facebook page or possibly adding to this post, send them to us at [email protected].
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