The Landry is an apartment community at 100 Hickory Highlands Dr, Antioch, TN 37013, near the Hickory Hollow area of southeast Nashville. For renters comparing apartments near Hickory Hollow, Antioch, the main local advantage is access to Bell Road, Hickory Hollow Parkway, Murfreesboro Pike, and I-24 without needing to live closer to downtown Nashville.
Hickory Hollow is the Antioch area many people associate with the former Hickory Hollow Mall and the commercial district that developed around it. Today, the area still functions as a practical southeast Nashville hub, with shopping corridors, restaurants, everyday services, and public destinations such as Ford Ice Center Antioch and the Southeast Branch Library and Community Center in the broader Hickory Hollow area.
Living near Hickory Hollow tends to matter most if your routine points toward southeast Nashville, the Bell Road corridor, BNA, La Vergne, Smyrna, or Murfreesboro. Bell Road is the everyday connector here, while I-24 is the larger commuting route for drives toward downtown Nashville or Rutherford County. Murfreesboro Pike also remains an important local corridor for errands, restaurants, and airport-area access.
At The Landry, the current floor plan mix shown by the community includes one- and two-bedroom apartment homes. One-bedroom layouts range from 540 to 818 square feet, and two-bedroom layouts range from 884 to 1,069 square feet. Select plans include sunrooms, and current pricing, lease terms, and exact availability are best confirmed directly with the leasing office because those details can change.
The amenity set is useful for residents who spend real time at home instead of treating the apartment as only a place to sleep. The community includes three pools, a resident clubhouse with coffee bar, an indoor game space, a business center with Wi-Fi, a 24/7 fitness center and yoga studio, picnic areas, grill stations, an outdoor lounge with fire pit, a playground, a clothes care center, and on-site maintenance.
Inside the apartment homes, The Landry lists in-home washers, wood-style flooring, spacious walk-in closets, private patios, black appliances, bedroom ceiling fans, and modern lighting. Sunrooms, wood-burning fireplaces, breakfast bars, built-in bookshelves, and white shaker cabinetry are available in select homes, so it is worth asking which features are included in the specific apartment you are considering.
Pet owners should also know that The Landry is a pet-friendly community with a dog park, and the community notes a maximum of two pets per apartment home in its pet policy. Fees, pet rent, breed rules, and any weight restrictions should be reviewed with the office before you apply, especially if you are moving with a dog.
The honest trade-off is that this part of Antioch is not the best fit for someone who wants a highly walkable, urban neighborhood where most errands can be handled without a car. The Hickory Hollow and Bell Road area is built around major roads, shopping centers, and highway access, so most residents will likely drive for groceries, commuting, dining, and appointments.
If being close to Hickory Hollow, Bell Road, and I-24 fits your daily routine, contact The Landry’s leasing office to ask about current one- and two-bedroom availability and schedule a tour of the homes and community spaces.