Woodmont Terrace Apartments, Colonial Revival apartment complex in Nashville, United States.

Woodmont Terrace Apartments is a complex of eleven apartment buildings and an office building at 920 Woodmont Boulevard in Nashville. The seven original two-storey buildings, designed in the Colonial Revival style, were built in 1938–1939; the office building followed in 1940, with five apartments added in 1965 and a gym and swimming pool in 1983.

Construction of the eleven apartment buildings ran from 1938 to 1939, and an office building was added next to them in 1940. In 1965 five more apartments were built onto the office building, and by 1983 a gym and a swimming pool had been added there too. The seven original two-storey buildings were listed on the National Register of Historic Places on April 21, 2003.

The name Woodmont Terrace comes from Woodmont Boulevard, the street the complex faces at number 920. The office building, enlarged with five apartments in 1965, later gained a gym and a swimming pool in 1983, so residents could exercise and swim without leaving the grounds.

The grounds are spacious and easy to walk through, with buildings well-spaced across the property. Shared amenities are centrally located near the office building, making them accessible from all residential areas.

The seven original two-storey buildings were listed on the National Register of Historic Places on April 21, 2003, while the 1940 office building and later additions were not part of that designation. The complex sits at 920 Woodmont Boulevard in Davidson County.