Community Highlights
A quick view of new homes in Williamson County.
How many new construction communities are in Williamson County right now?
As of October 23, 2026, 25 Williamson County communities had new homes for sale on the builder’s own website, and 10 more were marked coming soon. Here’s how they split by town.
| Town | Selling now | Coming soon | Lowest builder-published price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Franklin | 8 | 5 | From $732,410 (Poplar Farms, Meritage) |
| Thompson’s Station | 10 | 3 | $329,900 (Tollgate Village Town Center condos, Regent) |
| Spring Hill, Williamson side | 4 | 0 | From the $200s (Preston Park condos, Willow Branch) |
| Nolensville | 2 | 2 | From $699,990 (The Mill at McFarlin, Beazer) |
| College Grove | 1 | 0 | Listed homes from $2,650,000 (The Grove) |
Prices are what each builder printed on its own site that day. They change weekly, and “from” usually means the base plan before options and lot premiums.
Where are the new homes in Franklin, TN?
Franklin had 8 communities selling new homes on October 23, 2026, from Meritage’s Poplar Farms at $732,410 to estate homes at Ford Classic Homes’ Colletta. Two of them, Starnes Creek and Poplar Farms, carry a Franklin address but sit in unincorporated Williamson County, outside Franklin city limits, per the US Census geocoder.
| Community | Builder | Homes | Builder-published price, Oct 23, 2026 | Size as printed |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Poplar Farms | Meritage Homes | Single-family | From $732,410 | 1,457 to 3,155 sq ft |
| Westhaven, Whitman condos | Ford Classic Homes | One-level condos, 2 to 3 bedrooms | Units listed from $799,000, estimated completion Feb. 2027 | 1,462 to 1,978 sq ft |
| Westhaven townhomes | Southern Land Company (developer) | Townhomes | From the mid-$800s | Not published |
| SouthVale | Ford Classic Homes | Townhomes and single-family | Homes listed from $799,000 to $1,966,845 | 2,059 to 4,503 sq ft |
| Reese | Hidden Valley Homes and Barlow Builders | 69 townhomes and 63 single-family homes | No price published | Not published |
| Starnes Creek and Starnes Creek Estates | Drees Homes | Single-family | $1,524,990 to $2,399,900 | 3,535 to 5,372 sq ft |
| Franklin Ridge | Toll Brothers | Single-family | Starting at $1,654,995 | 3,924 to 4,431+ sq ft |
| Laguna | Turnberry Homes | Single-family, last homesite | $1,899,900 | 4,099 sq ft |
| Colletta | Ford Classic Homes | Estates, villas, bungalows and townhomes on 249 home sites | Homes listed from $1,918,565 to $2,940,400 | Not published |
Westhaven also has Ford Classic single-family homes listed at $2,599,000 and $2,795,000. Reese’s model is at 5029 Owenruth Drive. For the rest of the city, start with my Franklin guide, my Westhaven page and my page on Franklin condos and townhomes.
Where are the new homes in Thompson’s Station, TN?
Thompson’s Station had 10 communities selling new homes on October 23, 2026, and 9 of them sit inside the Town of Thompson’s Station. The tenth, Fairhaven, has a Thompson’s Station 37179 address but is in unincorporated Williamson County, per the Census geocoder.
| Community | Builder | Homes | Builder-published price, Oct 23, 2026 | Size as printed |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tollgate Village Town Center | Regent Homes | Condos and townhomes, 9 available | $329,900 to $559,900 | 936 to 2,242 sq ft |
| Parsons Valley | Beazer Homes | Townhomes (Summit) and single-family (Estates) | Townhomes from $469,990; single-family from $735,990 | 2,422 to 3,435 sq ft |
| Canterbury | Willow Branch Homes | Single-family and townhomes | From the $490s | 1,800 to 3,400 sq ft |
| Townes at Whistle Stop | Drees Homes | Townhomes, 5 quick move-ins | $699,900 to $809,990 | 2,401 to 2,965 sq ft |
| Station Hill | Meritage Homes | Single-family | Reserve Series from $758,990; Estate Series from $779,330 | 3,115 to 3,500 sq ft |
| Station Hill | Celebration Homes | Single-family | From the high $800s | 2,632 to 3,566 sq ft |
| Littlebury | Drees Homes | Single-family, new phase | No price published | 3,400 to 4,871 sq ft |
| Fairhaven (outside the Town) | Dream Finders Homes | Single-family, gated, 7 available | Starting at $949,990 | 2,658 to 6,752 sq ft |
| Garrett Farms | Dream Finders Homes | Single-family, 4 available | Starting at $1,055,990 | 3,499 to 6,206 sq ft |
| Avenue Downs | Barlow Builders | Custom homes, 1 lot left | No price published | Not published |
| The Hills | Partners in Building | Custom homes on 1 to 5 acre lots | From $2.5 million | Listed homes 5,309 and 5,360 sq ft |
That’s 10 communities and 11 rows, because Station Hill has two builders. I keep a closer look at all of it on my Thompson’s Station new construction page, plus pages on Tollgate Village and Avenue Downs.
Which new construction is on the Williamson County side of Spring Hill?
Four Spring Hill communities on the Williamson County side were selling on October 23, 2026: Preston Park, June Lake, August Park and Maebry. Spring Hill straddles Williamson and Maury counties, and the rest of the city’s new construction is on the Maury side.
| Community | Builder | Homes | Builder-published price, Oct 23, 2026 | Size as printed |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Preston Park | Willow Branch Homes | 1 and 2 bedroom condos, 2 and 3 bedroom townhomes | From the $200s to $500s | 600 to 1,700 sq ft |
| Cottages at June Lake | Signature Homes | Townhomes, 3 bedrooms | $500,000 to $627,000 | 2,022 to 2,112 sq ft |
| Saddlewalk at June Lake | Signature Homes | Single-family | $690,000 to $1,380,000 | From 1,892 sq ft |
| August Park | Richmond American | Single-family, 4 to 5 bedrooms | $799,990 to $1,034,990 | About 2,880 to 4,620 sq ft |
| Toll Brothers at August Park | Toll Brothers | Single-family, 4 to 6 bedrooms, 3 quick move-ins | Starting at $829,995 | 2,882 to 4,180 sq ft |
| Maebry | Greydon Homes | Semi-custom homes, 14 homesites | Homesite 4 listed at $1,198,000 | 4,100 sq ft (homesite 4) |
June Lake’s sales office at 491 Marston Avenue uses a Thompson’s Station mailing address, but the Census geocoder places it inside Spring Hill city limits. Two Spring Hill communities you may see sold as Williamson County are on the Maury side, per the state’s assessment records: Ashton Woods’ Enclave at Legacy Pointe, and the Bluebird Hollow homes Ole South lists on Gadwall Lane. For both sides of the city, see my Spring Hill new construction page, my June Lake page and my guide to Spring Hill’s Williamson and Maury sides.
Are there new homes in Nolensville and College Grove?
Yes. Nolensville had two communities selling inside the Town on October 23, 2026, and College Grove had one, The Grove.
| Town | Community | Builder | Homes | Builder-published price, Oct 23, 2026 | Size as printed |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nolensville | The Mill at McFarlin | Beazer Homes | Single-family Cottages and Estates | Starting at $699,990 | 2,137 to 3,750 sq ft |
| Nolensville | Fairington | SLC Homes (Southern Land Company) | Townhomes to estate homes on half-acre lots, 14 listed | Listed homes $822,825 to $1,439,900 | 2,053 to 3,508 sq ft |
| College Grove | The Grove | Ford Classic Homes and other builders on the community’s builder list | Custom homes in a private golf club community, final phase | Custom homes “from $3.5m”; listed homes $2,650,000 to $4,499,900 | Listed homes 4,472 to 7,879 sq ft |
One Nolensville trap: Regent Homes’ Carothers Farms is marketed with a Nolensville 37135 address, but the Census geocoder puts it in Davidson County, and Regent’s own page lists Metro Water Services and Nashville Electric Service. It isn’t Williamson County, so it isn’t in the count above. More on The Grove is on my The Grove page.
What new construction is coming soon in Williamson County?
Ten Williamson County communities were listed as coming soon on their builders’ sites on October 23, 2026:
- Franklin: Magnolia Green by Toll Brothers, “anticipated from the $2,400,000s,” at Highway 96 and Ralston Lane. Carothers Glen by Drees Homes, $1,100,000 to $1,300,000. Monticello by Celebration Homes, with a model on Poteat Place. McClain, listed by Celebration Homes as coming soon. The Margin District at 805 Columbia Avenue, 25 condos above shops and offices, with reservations “starting at just over $2 million” and delivery starting in 2027.
- Thompson’s Station: Pleasant Creek by Dream Finders Homes, townhomes and single-family homes “from the high $400s.” Thomas Downs by Celebration Homes, a new phase “from 1.2 million.” Station Hill by Willow Branch Homes, “$800s to $1.5m.”
- Nolensville: Sagebrook by Toll Brothers, “anticipated from the $1,200,000s.” Willow Ridge by John Wieland Homes, plans from $1,139,990, with an interest list open.
Does the town change the property tax on a new home in Williamson County?
Yes. Williamson County’s 2026 county rate is $1.30 per $100 of assessed value outside Franklin and Spring Hill and $1.27 inside them, and each town adds its own rate on top. Residential property in Tennessee is assessed at 25% of appraised value.
| Where the home sits | 2026 county rate | 2026 city or town rate | Combined | On a $750,000 appraisal |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Unincorporated Williamson (Starnes Creek, Poplar Farms, Fairhaven, The Grove) | $1.30 | None | $1.30 | About $2,438 |
| Thompson’s Station | $1.30 | $0.103 | $1.403 | About $2,631 |
| Nolensville | $1.30 | $0.34 | $1.64 | About $3,075 |
| Franklin, outside the Franklin Special School District | $1.27 | $0.296 | $1.566 | About $2,936 |
| Franklin, inside the Franklin Special School District | $1.9473 (county $1.18 plus FSSD $0.7673) | $0.296 | $2.2433 | About $4,206 |
| Spring Hill, Williamson side | $1.27 | $0.739 | $2.009 | About $3,767 |
The Williamson County Trustee collects the county and most town taxes on one bill. Spring Hill collects its own city tax on a separate bill. A few unincorporated areas also sit inside the Franklin Special School District, at a combined $1.9773, so check the district for the exact lot.
*Disclosure:* Property tax figures are the county and city rates published for the year shown and are for planning only. Your actual bill depends on the assessed value, any exemptions and the city or district the home sits in. Confirm with the county assessor or trustee and your tax professional before you rely on a number.
Is the mailing address on a new home the same as the town it’s in?
Often it isn’t. The post office doesn’t follow city limits, and several Williamson County builders print a mailing city that isn’t the town the home sits in. Here are the ones to know as of October 23, 2026, per the US Census geocoder:
- Station Hill and Garrett Farms carry a Franklin 37064 address but are inside the Town of Thompson’s Station.
- Starnes Creek and Poplar Farms carry a Franklin address but are in unincorporated Williamson County.
- Fairhaven carries a Thompson’s Station 37179 address but is in unincorporated Williamson County.
- June Lake carries a Thompson’s Station 37179 address but is inside the City of Spring Hill.
- Carothers Farms carries a Nolensville 37135 address but is in Davidson County.
- Bluebird Hollow at Autumn Ridge sits on a street that crosses the county line. The state’s records put the lower house numbers on Gadwall Lane in Williamson County and the homes Ole South is selling now in Maury County.
The town decides your tax rate and who provides city services, so I check it on every address before you write an offer.
Are builders offering incentives on new homes in Williamson County?
Yes, and they change fast. On October 23, 2026, several builders in this guide were advertising rate buydowns, closing-cost money or design credits, most of them tied to the builder’s own lender and a contract deadline a few weeks out. I’m not printing them here, because several of them end within days.
I track them every week from the builders’ own pages. Get this week’s builder offers, and if a builder offers to pay for a rate buydown, run it through my buydown calculator to see what the same money does as a price cut.
*Disclosure:* Rates, APRs, buydowns and builder incentives on this page are published by the builder or lender named, were read on the date shown, and can change or end without notice. They are not an offer of credit from me or eXp Realty, and I am a licensed Realtor (TREC 369038), not a mortgage lender. Confirm the current terms, APR, eligibility and any lender requirement in writing with the builder or lender before you rely on them.
Do you need your own agent to buy a new home in Williamson County?
You don’t have to have one, but the sales consultant in the model home works for the builder, and the purchase contract is the builder’s own form. Builders have their own rules about registering a buyer’s agent, so bring your agent on your first visit and ask for the builder’s policy in writing.
When I work with a new construction buyer, I put the builder’s price and offer next to resale homes nearby, and I read the builder’s contract with you before you sign it.
What should you check before you sign a builder contract?
- The town, not the mailing city. Run the address through the Census geocoder or ask me, because it changes your tax rate.
- What the “from” price includes. Ask for the price of the plan, the lot premium and the options you actually want, in writing.
- The lender condition on any incentive. Most rate offers require the builder’s lender and a deadline to contract and close.
- The HOA documents. Get the dues, what they cover and any amenity that’s still listed as future, with a schedule.
- School zones by exact address. Use the Williamson County Schools zone lookup, and in Franklin, check whether the lot is in the Franklin Special School District.
- The builder’s warranty. Get the written terms and how to file a claim.
Schools In The Area
What else do people ask about new homes in Williamson County?
Is there new construction in Williamson County, TN?
Yes. On October 23, 2026, 25 Williamson County communities had new homes for sale on the builders’ own websites, across Franklin, Thompson’s Station, the Williamson side of Spring Hill, Nolensville and College Grove, and 10 more were listed as coming soon.
What is the cheapest new construction in Williamson County?
By builder-published prices on October 23, 2026, Preston Park condos in Spring Hill start in the $200s, and Regent Homes’ condos and townhomes at Tollgate Village Town Center in Thompson’s Station run from $329,900.
Are there new townhomes in Williamson County?
Yes. Builders list new townhomes at Tollgate Village Town Center, Parsons Valley, Canterbury and the Townes at Whistle Stop in Thompson’s Station; Preston Park and the Cottages at June Lake in Spring Hill; Westhaven, SouthVale, Reese and Colletta in Franklin; and Fairington in Nolensville.
Is Station Hill in Franklin or Thompson’s Station?
Thompson’s Station. Meritage and Celebration Homes use a Franklin 37064 mailing address for Station Hill, but the Census geocoder places it inside the Town of Thompson’s Station. Garrett Farms is the same.
Which Spring Hill new construction is in Williamson County?
August Park (Toll Brothers and Richmond American), June Lake (Signature Homes), Preston Park (Willow Branch Homes) and Maebry (Greydon Homes). Enclave at Legacy Pointe by Ashton Woods is on the Maury County side.
What is the property tax rate on a new home in Williamson County?
It depends on the town. For 2026, the county rate is $1.30 per $100 of assessed value outside Franklin and Spring Hill and $1.27 inside them, plus the town rate: $0.103 in Thompson’s Station, $0.34 in Nolensville, $0.296 in Franklin and $0.739 in Spring Hill. Homes inside the Franklin Special School District pay a different county rate plus the district’s rate.
Do I need my own agent to buy new construction?
You don’t have to have one, but the sales consultant in the model home works for the builder. Bring your agent on your first visit and ask for the builder’s registration policy in writing.
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