Nashville, TN

Legacy Hill Apartments: What Residents Say, Real Cost & What to Watch For

Last updated May 10, 2026

Legacy Hill Apartments is rated 4.5 by 212 residents, in a higher-crime area — so here's the honest picture: the true all-in monthly cost, what reviews flag, and what it means for your safety and coverage. We also break down what renters insurance costs here (~$15/mo), the 4 discounts that may apply, and how the major carriers compare for your zip.


The Verdict · Nashville, TN

$1,360–$1,831

real monthly · incl. fees + insurance

4.5

212 Google reviews

Higher property crime

worth watching

A well-rated community where the real cost runs ~$224 over sticker, and elevated property crime is the risk to plan for.

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What Residents Say

The honest version — the good and the bad, straight from recent Google reviews of Legacy Hill Apartments.

Positive
“Just a quick shout out to the maintenance guy David. Theres pros and cons to this apartment complex but FAR AND AWAY David is the best part about it. Any problem or fix needed is done within the day and done properly, super kind and respectful and does great work. Very happy to have someone who a…”
— Cash Tampa, Google reviewer · 3 months ago
Critical
“I would like to preface this by saying that our experience here has not been ALL bad! This is the first apartment my boyfriend and I have rented together and it has been a very solid first home for us. That being said, I do wish it could be better. Clara was the office manager working here when we…”
— Savanah Shaw, Google reviewer · 4 months ago
Positive
“Shoutout to Brandon and Clara. I stayed here for two years and they were always extremely helpful when I moved in and out. Getting set in was a breeze and moving out was easier and they even tried to negatiate a lower rent price to help me stay. Maintenace was timely and friendly and always helped …”
— Adrian Russ, Google reviewer · 5 months ago
Positive
“Let me just say I love Legacy Hill. I lived at Legacy Hill for two years and then I moved to Bellevue West for a year( to try to save money which was the worst mistake ever) and ended up coming back to Legacy Hill once my lease ended at Bellevue West. Legacy Hill genuinely cares about their tenants…”
— Emily Harkness, Google reviewer · 6 months ago
Positive
“The application process was difficult, granted my buddies and I screwed it up. Through all the we problems we had Brandon S . and Jennifer S . at the office helped us out tremendously and they even helped us out on their off days as well. The apartment itself is beautiful and well taken care of as …”
— Jackson Farley, Google reviewer · 3 months ago

What reviews flag most

Mined from 5 recent reviews · 212 total on Google. Longer bars mean the topic comes up more often — this is a read on what gets mentioned, not a summary of every review.

Maintenance Issues Common topic
Noise Mentioned
Theft Mentioned
Safety Concerns Mentioned
Security System Failures Mentioned

On security, the review consensus is a recurring concern in reviews — one resident wrote: “My new car was broken into not even 2 months after I brought it home and all they had to say is that crime can happen anywhere at any time and my best bet would be investing in my…”.

501 Shadowood Dr, Nashville, TN 37205

Nashville

Managed by UDR Built 1977 2 stories 206 units
4.5 /5 212 · Google
4 /5 10 · Apt. Finder
$1,136 – $1,607 /month sticker rent

What Legacy Hill Apartments Really Costs

The sticker rent isn't the whole number. Here's what Legacy Hill Apartments actually costs each month once required fees, pet rent, and insurance are in — the number the listing sites leave off.

Real total each month $1,360 – $1,831
Base Rent $1,136 – $1,607
Required Monthly Fees $154
Pet Rent (per pet) $55
Est. Renters Insurance $15/mo

Renters insurance adds ~$15/mo to that total — compare quotes →

Fees Beyond Rent

The additional charges beyond base rent at Legacy Hill Apartments. Some are monthly, some one-time — all of them shape your real cost of living here.

Required Fees

Pest Control

Fee charged monthly: $3/month. Charged per unit.

$3 / mo

Trash

Fee charged monthly: $32/month. Charged per unit.

$32 / mo

Parking Fee

1 vehicle allowed per licensed driver on the lease. Charged per unit.

$40 / mo

Smart Home + Internet Package

Fee charged monthly: $70/month. Charged per unit.

$70 / mo

Application Fee

Fee charged one-time: $90. Charged per applicant.

$90

Admin Fee

Fee charged one-time: $175. Charged per unit.

$175

Security Deposit

Charged per unit.

$250

Pets Fees

Pet Fee

Charged per pet.

$325

Pet Rent

Acceptable animals include domestic cats and dogs. Dogs that are purebreds or mixes of the following breeds are prohibited: Akita, Alaskan Malamute, Chow-Chow, Doberman, German Shepherd, Great Dane, Pit Bull (American Staffordshire Terrier, American Pit Bull Terrier, Staffordshire Bull Terrier), Rottweiler, Saint Bernard, Shar Pei, and Siberian Husky. All other animals including exotic pets are prohibited. All animals must be authorized by management. Charged per pet.

$55 / mo

Parking Fees

Parking Fee

1 reserved space allowed per building Charged per vehicle.

$50 / mo

Optional Add-On Fees

Liability Insurance

Fee charged monthly: $14/month. Charged per unit.

$14 / mo

RentTrack

Fee charged monthly: $6.95/month. Charged per unit.

$6.95 / mo

Safety & Property Crime

For a renter, property crime is what you actually feel day to day — a car broken into overnight, a package lifted off the step, a bike gone from storage, or how the walk from the lot feels after dark. Here's how Metropolitan Nashville Police Department looks on the theft-related crimes that touch renters most.

These are city-level figures from the FBI's Uniform Crime Reporting program — not block-by-block. Your specific street may run calmer or rougher than the citywide rate.

Nashville property crime

4,014

per 100K residents

▲ 154% vs U.S. avg

U.S. avg 1,578 / 100K

Breakdown per 100K residents

Burglary
383 / 200
Larceny / theft
3,022 / 1,172
Vehicle theft
610 / 206

U.S. average

The practical takeaways here are the unglamorous ones: park in lit areas, use a parcel locker if the community offers one, and don't leave anything visible in the car.

Source · FBI UCR · Metropolitan Nashville Police Department · 2024-12 to 2025-11

Natural Hazards to Plan For

At a moderate-hazard address like Legacy Hill Apartments, the question of whether to add earthquake coverage to a renters policy isn't obvious — endorsements run roughly $50–$150 a year, and the probability of a damaging quake is real but low. Flood risk here is minimal and most other weather damage is already covered. Specifics below.

Flood damage

This address is in one of FEMA's lower flood-risk classifications. Standard renters policies don't cover flood damage anywhere, but in low-risk zones the cost of a separate NFIP policy generally isn't justified by the expected loss. The detail is below mostly for completeness.

Source · FEMA NFHL

FEMA Zone X (minimal flood hazard) — Minimal flood risk

Flood insurance optional but inexpensive in this zone.

Zones can change — verify at FEMA Flood Map Service

Earthquake shaking

The seismic picture is in the middle: damaging earthquakes are uncommon but not negligible. Renters insurance excludes earthquake damage regardless, so the choice is whether the modest cost of an endorsement is worth the modest probability of a payout. The data point below provides the specifics.

Source · USGS NSHM

Moderate seismic hazard · ground motion 0.15g

Endorsements priced for renters typically run under $100 a year and only cover personal property. Whether it pays back depends on the value of what's in your unit.

Ground motion at ~2% probability over 50 years — the building-code reference level

Severe weather you'd actually claim for

This is the part of the natural-hazard picture where renters insurance actually pays out. NOAA records around 36 severe-weather events a year in Davidson County. Damage to personal property from wind, hail, and storms is covered by a baseline policy — the historical record below is more about understanding what your policy will actually be used for than identifying a coverage gap.

High-wind events ~36.2/yr
Hail events ~7.6/yr
Tornado events ~1.8/yr
Flood events ~7.8/yr

Severe-weather damage to personal belongings is covered without an endorsement on every standard renters policy. The frequency above is part of why carrying the coverage matters here, not a reason to add anything extra.

Source · NOAA Storm Events · 5-yr averages for Davidson County

Standard renters insurance is enough for most renters here. The earthquake endorsement is worth pricing if you'd find replacing your possessions out-of-pocket painful.

Renters Insurance at Legacy Hill Apartments

What Affects Your Premium Here

Every building is different. These factors specific to Legacy Hill Apartments can push your insurance cost up or down:

Older Building

Built in 1977 — older plumbing/electrical may increase risk

Open Access

No gated or controlled access — higher theft exposure

Dog-Friendly

Dogs allowed — consider higher liability coverage

Security System Issues

1 mention of broken gates, cameras, or locks in reviews

FEMA Flood Zone

Zone X — minimal flood risk

FBI UCR

Property crime rate: 4014/100K (154% above national average)

What You'll Likely Pay

$15

Est. monthly

$175

Est. annual

$13

State avg/mo

How Much Coverage Makes Sense

Renters insurance has two main pieces: personal property coverage, which pays to replace your belongings if they're stolen or damaged (furniture, electronics, clothes), and liability coverage, which protects you if someone gets hurt in your unit or you damage someone else's property. Here's what we'd recommend for Legacy Hill Apartments based on the rent level and building.

Personal Property

What your stuff is worth

$25,000 recommended

If you own less

$15,000

If you own more

$40,000

Liability

Covers accidental harm & lawsuits

$300,000 recommended

Dog-friendly community — higher liability recommended for pet-related incidents

How Carriers Compare for This Area

Not all carriers price the same zip code equally. Here's how the major options stack up near Legacy Hill Apartments:

Carrier Monthly Annual
Lemonade $7/mo $87/yr
USAA $8/mo $98/yr
State Farm $11/mo $130/yr
Progressive $12/mo $141/yr
Safeco $12/mo $141/yr
Travelers $13/mo $152/yr
Allstate $14/mo $163/yr
Nationwide $14/mo $163/yr
Farmers $14/mo $174/yr
Liberty Mutual $16/mo $195/yr

Discounts You May Qualify For

Claims-free (if applicable)
-10%
Pay-in-full annual
-7%
Paperless/autopay
-3%
Multi-policy bundle
-10%

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Pet Policy

Bringing a pet? Here's what Legacy Hill Apartments allows, along with the deposits and monthly pet rent to budget for.

Cats and Dogs Allowed
3 Pet Limit

About Legacy Hill Apartments

Phone: (629) 240-1057

From the property listing:

Legacy Hill boasts remarkable amenities and stylish apartments for rent in Nashville. Enjoy spacious and unique floor plans offering private balconies or patios with breathtaking views of Nashville’s skyline. Select apartment homes have been given an extensive makeover and feature modern appliances, large walk-in closets, and washer/dryer connections. In addition to thoughtful finishes, our residents enjoy access to our 24-hour fitness center with state-of-the-art equipment, lighted tennis courts, and resort-style swimming pool and its spectacular views of lush, rolling Tennessee hills.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Legacy Hill Apartments require renters insurance?
We didn't find a public insurance requirement for Legacy Hill Apartments, but that doesn't mean there isn't one. Many communities add the requirement during lease signing. It's worth asking the leasing office directly — and even if it's not required, a policy typically runs under $20/month and covers you against theft, fire, and liability.
How much is renters insurance at Legacy Hill Apartments?
For this zip code and building type, expect to pay around $15/month ($175/year). For context, the statewide average is $13/month, so this building is above average.
What will I actually pay per month at Legacy Hill Apartments?
Plan for $1,360 to $1,831/month all-in. That's base rent ($1,136 – $1,607), plus $154/month in required fees (trash, utilities, etc.), plus roughly $15/month for renters insurance. Most apartment listing sites don't include those last two — so the sticker price can be misleading.
Does Legacy Hill Apartments allow pets?
Yes, Legacy Hill Apartments is pet-friendly. Here are the details: Cats and Dogs Allowed. 3 Pet Limit. If you have a pet, keep in mind that most renters insurance policies cover pet liability — but you may want to increase your liability limit, especially for larger breeds.
How safe is the area around Legacy Hill Apartments?
Property crime in Nashville runs noticeably higher than the national average — 4,014 incidents per 100,000 residents versus the U.S. average of 1,578. That's the metric insurance carriers care about most for renters coverage, since property crime (theft, burglary, vehicle break-ins) drives most claims. Burglary specifically is 383/100K here.
What floor plans does Legacy Hill Apartments offer?
There are 4 floor plans to choose from, spanning 1-bedroom, 2-bedroom, 3-bedroom layouts. Rent ranges from $1,136 – $1,607. Your unit size can affect your insurance cost too — a larger unit typically means more belongings to cover.
Is SafeButler affiliated with Legacy Hill Apartments?
No. SafeButler is not affiliated with Legacy Hill Apartments or its leasing office, property management, or owner — this page is not the official renters insurance page from Legacy Hill Apartments. SafeButler is an independent renters insurance comparison platform; the information shown here is compiled from public sources and renter quote data, not from Legacy Hill Apartments directly. For lease, payment, or maintenance questions, contact the Legacy Hill Apartments leasing office.
What is SafeButler and how does it work for Legacy Hill Apartments renters?
SafeButler helps renters at Legacy Hill Apartments compare renters insurance options for their lease. On this page, renters can find lease-required coverage minimums where available, an estimated monthly premium for this address, the property's risk profile (crime and flood zone), and any discounts that apply to the building — then compare carriers side by side to find appropriate coverage levels. For renters at Legacy Hill Apartments in Nashville, TN, SafeButler can compare price, coverage, deductible options, and any lease-required coverage minimums in a single flow. SafeButler may show quotes from carriers such as Lemonade and Liberty Mutual where available. SafeButler does not sell insurance directly and is not tied to one insurance company, so renters can choose the option that best fits their needs.

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