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The quick answer
Brentwood is a Williamson County city about 20-30 minutes south of downtown Nashville, with a median sale price of $1,444,136–$1,600,000 (as of May–June 2026, per Redfin/Zillow/Orchard). It is built around large-lot estate homes, gated communities such as Governor's Club, and corporate and healthcare employers including Tractor Supply Company's headquarters.
Brentwood is a Nashville suburb in Williamson County, known for estate homes. Brentwood is home to the corporate headquarters of Tractor Supply Company along with a deep concentration of healthcare and corporate employers, attracting buyers from across the country. The city features a stunning collection of luxury neighborhoods with grand estate homes, gated communities, and custom-built properties on large lots with meticulous landscaping. Brentwood is served by the Williamson County School District; for specific school ratings, the Tennessee Department of Education report cards are the authoritative public sources. Buyers who want a Williamson County address with larger homes and lots often put Brentwood on the list. Prices vary street by street, so we pull current comparable sales with their source and date.
280 homes for sale in Brentwood right now
Active listings as of 2026-09-23 · Source: Realtracs via MLS GRID
Source: Realtracs via MLS GRID · retrieved 2026-09-06
1 / 6$4,595,000
835 Windstone Blvd
Brentwood, TN, 37027
Windstone Ph 2 · Pool · 3-car garage
“Experience exceptional luxury and effortless living in this stunning custom home nestled…”
3 days on market
Listed by RE/MAX Homes And Estates · MLS# 3244887
Active · (615) 463-3333
↓ $20,0001 / 6$749,900
1298 Wheatley Forest Dr
Brentwood, TN, 37027
Bridgeton Park Sec 5 · Main-level primary
“HUGE PRICE REDUCTION! Spacious ALL-BRICK home in the heart of Brentwood, offering…”
8 days on market
Listed by Benchmark Realty, LLC · MLS# 3264136
Active · (615) 371-1544
1 / 6$579,900
1504 Chestnut Springs Rd
Brentwood, TN, 37027
Chestnut Springs Sec 1 · Single level · Main-level primary
“Incredible value that's priced to sell in Brentwood, zoned Williamson County Schools!…”
8 days on market
Listed by The Ashton Real Estate Group of RE/MAX Advantage · MLS# 3530394
Active · (615) 301-1631
↓ $10,0001 / 6$864,900
106 Buckhead Ct
Brentwood, TN, 37027
Courtside @ Southern Woods · Main-level primary
“Seller will consider owner financing with 40% downpayment. This property previously went…”
8 days on market
Listed by Benchmark Realty, LLC · MLS# 3513370
Active · (615) 510-3006
1 / 6$1,545,000
1412 Arrowhead Dr
Brentwood, TN, 37027
Indian Point Sec 7 · Acreage · Pool
“Priced below current appraisal. Check out our new kitchen! From the upgraded finishes…”
13 days on market
Listed by Compass · MLS# 3542529
Active · (615) 370-8669
↓ $100,000$749,500
2043 Sunny Side Dr
Brentwood, TN, 37027
Sunny Side Est Sec 2 · Acreage · Finished basement
“Brentwood; "location" Grassland schools huge 1.46 acre lot very private back yard…”
14 days on market
Listed by McArthur Sanders Real Estate · MLS# 3301828
Active · (615) 370-4663
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Questions people ask about Brentwood
Brentwood is a Williamson County city immediately south of Nashville on Interstate 65, and the single most useful thing to know about it is what it deliberately does not have: almost no commercial core. The city zoned itself for large residential lots and kept retail confined to a few corridors, so most of Brentwood is quiet residential street, mature trees and long driveways rather than storefronts.
What it does have is parkland and corporate address. Crockett Park and the 400-acre Marcella Vivrette Smith Park are part of roughly 1,000 acres of city parks and greenways, and Tractor Supply Company and Delek US Holdings are both headquartered in the city. The Governor's Club is the gated golf community people ask about by name. If you want to walk to dinner, you will be driving to Franklin or Nashville to do it.
If you are relocating from out of state, the orientation is simple: Nashville sits in Davidson County, and Brentwood is the first town south of it, in Williamson County, straight down I-65. That county line is not cosmetic — it changes the school district, the property tax rate and the city services, and it is the reason the Brentwood mailing address behaves differently from a Nashville one a mile north.
The second thing: Brentwood's inventory is weighted toward established large-lot homes rather than new builds. Lot size, road frontage and whether a street feeds a collector road do a lot of work in value here. Walk the street at 5 p.m. on a weekday before you commit to it.
About 20 to 30 minutes to downtown Nashville. Brentwood has four I-65 interchanges of its own — Old Hickory Boulevard, Concord Road, Moores Lane and Cool Springs just past the line — so which one you live near matters more than the mileage does.
The 65 corridor northbound in the morning is the region's busiest commute and it does back up; Franklin Road and Granny White Pike are the surface alternatives people actually use when it does. Going the other way is easy, and a job in Cool Springs or Maryland Farms rather than downtown turns this into a ten-minute drive. Brentwood also sits close enough to the Nashville line that the airport is a straightforward trip on Old Hickory Boulevard.
There is, but it is a different animal from the big subdivisions farther out. Brentwood is largely built out, so new construction here is mostly infill, teardown-and-rebuild on an existing lot, and a handful of smaller communities — not a sales trailer with twenty floor plans. The Hill Center and the Maryland Farms and Eastpark modernization are the commercial side of the same story.
That changes how you buy. On an infill build the lot was bought at retail, the plan is often semi-custom, and the contract is still the builder's paper. Have someone reading it who is not paid by the builder; buyer representation on a new build is little or no cost to you; how it is paid is settled per offer, in writing. The first visit is when it matters.
We don't rate schools and we don't characterize any area as safe or otherwise — those are your calls to make, from the official record, and an agent who makes them for you is doing you a disservice. What we will do is hand you the primary sources and get out of the way.
Zoning is set by address, not by subdivision name, so the district's own school-locator tool is the only answer that holds for the specific house you're looking at. Our sources page links the Tennessee Department of Education report card, the district lookups, and the official crime-data portals, with no commentary from us on any of them.
What's changing in Brentwood
Updated July 2026Brentwood is essentially built out residentially, so its biggest reshaping is happening in the Maryland Farms commercial core — led by Hill Center Brentwood, a mixed-use project H.G. Hill Realty Company reports at $220 million, and a multimillion-dollar modernization of the adjacent Eastpark office complex.
Brentwood is a mature Williamson County suburb with very little raw land left, so the city's most visible transformation is commercial rather than residential. The center of that activity is Maryland Farms, a long-established office district off Old Hickory Boulevard near Interstate 65.
The anchor project is Hill Center Brentwood, a mixed-use development by H.G. Hill Realty Company at the intersection of Franklin Road and Maryland Way, which the company reports at $220 million. Built across roughly 17 acres and planned for about 600,000 square feet across 10 buildings at full build-out, it completed its Phase Two in September 2021. That phase delivered the 141-room AC Hotel Brentwood (a 92,950-square-foot hotel built as a joint venture with Doradus Partners and Yedla Management Company), an 81,000-square-foot office building anchored by SVMIC, two retail buildings, a parking garage, and improved pedestrian connectivity to Maryland Farms Park. Retail and dining tenants at the center include The Fresh Market and REI.
Nearby, the Eastpark portion of Maryland Farms — a three-building, roughly 197,900-square-foot office complex dating to the 1970s, owned by Boyle Investment Company and Ayers Asset Management — is undergoing a $12-15 million modernization, as reported by Williamson Source. The plan includes demolishing one of the three older office buildings to make way for a 119-room TownePlace Suites by Marriott (developed by Chartwell Hospitality with Rockbridge, which broke ground in summer 2023) plus a new freestanding 6,000-square-foot restaurant and retail building, set within more than five acres of green space.
On the residential side, Brentwood is largely built out, with most new home building concentrated in corridors like Split Log Road and a rising number of large-lot tear-down/infill rebuilds in established areas. For out-of-state buyers, the practical takeaway is that Brentwood's growth is largely about upgrading its existing commercial spine — turning the Maryland Farms office district into a more walkable, amenity-rich live-work-shop hub — rather than opening large new neighborhoods.
Most of Brentwood's recent food, drink, and shopping additions are concentrated in three centers: Brentwood Place on Franklin Road, CityPark on Executive Center Drive, and The Shops at Seven Springs on Old Hickory Boulevard. Openings from 2025 and 2026 include full-service restaurants, a coffee lounge, an ice cream shop, a bookstore-and-bar, and an indoor pickleball venue, with a barbecue restaurant and a cooperative grocery market announced for later.
New American restaurant from Up Hospitality Partners, the group behind Germantown Cafe and Park Cafe in Sylvan Park. It seats up to 130 at 330 Franklin Road, Suite 913D in Brentwood Place, and serves lunch and dinner Monday through Saturday plus Sunday brunch.
Restaurant · opened January 2025
Sports bar and restaurant, the Middle Tennessee chain's 14th location, in a 5,555-square-foot freestanding building with an outdoor patio. It opened in October 2025 at 107 Creekside Crossing in the Marketplace at Maryland Farms, in the former Chili's space.
Restaurant · opened October 2025
Brentwood location of the Nashville deli, at CityPark, 7020 Executive Center Drive. The all-day menu covers breakfast items, specialty sandwiches, tacos, a salad bar, and a hot deli section, with a kids' menu and shareable plates.
Restaurant · opened December 2025
Asian fusion restaurant from chef Ann Bui at 214 Ward Circle, in the former V & V Vietnamese Cuisine space. The street-food-style menu combines Japanese sushi, Thai dishes, and Vietnamese plates. Bui's team took over the space in late summer 2025 and launched the Zushirito concept in early 2026.
Restaurant · opened 2026
Second location for the Music Row coffee lounge, which opened its original shop in April 2025, at CityPark, 7010 Executive Center Drive. It serves signature coffee and espresso drinks, tea, tartines, bowls, and house-made pastries, and held its grand opening March 14, 2026 after a soft opening the prior month.
Coffee · opened March 2026
Bookstore and lounge from owner Danniele Reeves at 330 Franklin Road, Suite 250B in Brentwood Place. It stocks fiction and nonfiction across several genres and serves drinks and small bites, and hosts local author signings, poetry nights, and trivia. It opened April 18, 2026.
Bar / Brewery · opened April 2026
Third Nashville-area location for the barbeque brand and its largest space, seating 200 across indoor and covered patio seating, with an expanded bourbon bar and bourbon lockers rentable by the year. It opened May 7, 2026 at 710 Old Hickory Blvd. in The Shops at Seven Springs, serving brisket, brisket tacos, a brisket smash burger, and loaded mac and cheese.
Restaurant · opened May 2026
Minnesota-based pizzeria at 7007 Moores Lane. The menu covers scratch-made pizzas, including one topped with house-smoked pork and BBQ sauce, plus salads and pastas. It opened May 19, 2026, starting as dine-in only.
Restaurant · opened May 2026
Pickleball and dining venue at Brentwood Place on Franklin Road, with eight indoor pickleball courts, golf simulators, a full-service restaurant and bar, and event space. It is the third Crush Yard location and held its ribbon cutting June 1, 2026.
New spot · opened June 2026
Dog boarding, daycare, and bathing facility taking more than 7,000 square feet at Brentwood Place, 330 Franklin Road, Suite 222B. It offers suite-only overnight boarding with separate daycare areas and on-site staff around the clock.
New spot · opened 2026
Third Williamson County location for the Franklin-based frozen treat shop, joining stores on Franklin's Main Street and in Westhaven, at CityPark, 7011 Executive Center Drive. It serves ice cream, frozen yogurt, ice cream cakes and sandwiches, and house-made waffle cones and sprinkles, with 70 rotating flavors across its locations.
Restaurant · opened June 2026
The Nashville barbecue brand's 12th location, planned for the former McAlister's Deli space at 330 Franklin Road in Brentwood Place. Plans that went before the Brentwood Planning Commission in July 2026 call for new paint, cladding, awnings, and a covered rear porch for the kitchen smoker.
Restaurant · expected to open by the end of 2026
An independently owned cooperative market that connects local producers directly with shoppers, going into the 24,350-square-foot former Huff's Food Town building at 144 Wilson Pike Circle, which last operated as a grocery store in 1993. Plans call for organic and locally sourced products plus a flour mill, bakery, pizzeria, and a stage for local musicians.
Grocery / Food hall · opening date to be announced
Reformer Pilates studio at 205 Franklin Road, Suite 100, locally owned by Michael, Weslyn and Christian Reed, who hold a multi-studio development agreement for the Nashville area. The 2,400-square-foot studio has 15 reformers and runs 50-minute classes combining strength, endurance and flexibility work, plus a mat-based option; the franchise also has a Midtown Nashville studio.
Fitness / Wellness · opened July 2026
Southern-style breakfast and brunch restaurant from chef John Currence, planned for 330 Franklin Road in Brentwood Place. It is the Oxford, Mississippi-based chain's third Williamson County location, following spots in Franklin and Spring Hill, with a menu of skillet dishes, biscuits and lunch items.
Restaurant · announced August 2026
We document 13 new-construction communities in Brentwood — builders, floor plans, amenities, and what each one is actually like on the ground. Buyer representation on new construction is often little or no cost to you; how it is paid is settled per offer, in writing.
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A practical, criteria-based guide to evaluating real estate agents in Brentwood, TN — what to look for locally, what to ask, and how The Will Johnson Team (eXp Realty) fits the framework.
Figures reviewed July 2026. We pull current, address-level comparables before any offer.
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5621 Valley View Rd, Brentwood, TN 37027
5621 Valley View Rd is a 2025 new-construction home in the Stonewall community of Brentwood, TN (Williamson County), set behind a private gated driveway. Listed at $1,949,000, it offers 4 bedrooms, 5.5 bathrooms, and 4,929 square feet on a 0.25-acre lot with a usable backyard that is unusual for new construction at this scale (as stated in our tour video, published June 2026). Interior features include a pivot front door, wide-plank hardwood floors, marble detailing, and a chef's kitchen with a waterfall-edge stone island, a panel-ready Monogram column refrigerator and freezer, and a walk-in pantry. The home is roughly 12 minutes from downtown Nashville.
Is 5621 Valley View Rd new construction?
Yes. It was built in 2025, so there are no renovation projects waiting for the buyer.
What makes this home different from other new construction in Brentwood, TN?
The backyard. Many new builds in the area trade lot size for square footage, but this 0.25-acre lot kept a genuinely usable backyard alongside 4,929 square feet of living space.
How far is the home from downtown Nashville?
About 12 minutes. Most of Brentwood runs roughly 15-25 minutes depending on the exit and time of day, with access via I-65 about 10 miles to downtown.
What is the kitchen like?
It is a chef's kitchen featuring a waterfall-edge stone island, a panel-ready Monogram column refrigerator and freezer, and a walk-in pantry.
Prices and figures above are as stated in our tour video, published June 2026. List and builder prices change; call 615-265-1000 for current numbers with their source and date.
506 Stonewall Way, Brentwood, TN 37027
506 Stonewall Way is a 2025 new-construction home in the gated Stonewall community in Brentwood, TN (Williamson County), listed at $1,899,000 (as stated in our tour video, published June 2026). The home offers 5 bedrooms and 4 full plus 2 half bathrooms across 4,422 square feet on a 0.25-acre lot, with both the primary suite and a separate office on the main level, plus a third-floor flex space. The fully finished backyard includes an outdoor kitchen, a firepit, and low-maintenance turf. Stonewall is a gated community with an HOA of $163 per month, located minutes from Franklin and roughly 10 miles up I-65 from downtown Nashville (as stated in our tour video, published June 2026).
What are the price and size of 506 Stonewall Way?
It is listed at $1,899,000 and measures 4,422 square feet, with 5 bedrooms and 4 full plus 2 half bathrooms on a 0.25-acre lot (as stated in our tour video, published June 2026). It is a 2025 new-construction home.
Are the primary suite and office on the main floor?
Yes. Both the primary suite and a separate office sit on the main level, so there are no stairs to reach the bedroom. The home also has a third-floor flex space.
Is the backyard finished, and what does it include?
The backyard is fully finished and includes an outdoor kitchen, a firepit, and low-maintenance turf.
What is the HOA at Stonewall, and where is it located?
Stonewall is a gated community with an HOA of $163 per month (as stated in our tour video, published June 2026). It is in Brentwood, TN (Williamson County), minutes from Franklin and about 10 miles up I-65 from downtown Nashville. Verify current dues before writing an offer.
Prices and figures above are as stated in our tour video, published June 2026. List and builder prices change; call 615-265-1000 for current numbers with their source and date.
9016 Hood Pl, Brentwood, TN 37027
9016 Hood Pl is a brand-new 2026 custom estate in Brentwood's Carondelet (Sec 2) neighborhood in Williamson County, built by 615 Custom Homes and priced at $4,499,000 (as stated in our tour video, published June 2026). The home replaced a 1969 brick ranch that was taken down to the dirt and rebuilt from the ground up — a complete new build, not a renovation. It offers 6,613 square feet on a 1.14-acre lot, with a resort-style pool featuring a tanning ledge and waterfall. The location is about 10 miles (roughly 15-25 minutes) from downtown Nashville via I-65, near the Maryland Farms office hub and the Cool Springs shopping corridor.
Who built 9016 Hood Pl in Brentwood?
615 Custom Homes built it as a brand-new 2026 construction from the ground up. It is not a renovation of the original 1969 brick ranch that previously stood on the lot, which was taken down to the dirt.
Why was an existing house torn down to build this estate?
In Brentwood the lot is often worth more than the home sitting on it. Private acre-plus parcels this close to Nashville rarely come available, so builders purchase older homes for the land, remove them, and build fresh. That is what happened on this 1.14-acre lot.
How far is the home from downtown Nashville?
About 10 miles, roughly 15 to 25 minutes via I-65 depending on traffic. It is also near the Maryland Farms office hub and the Cool Springs shopping corridor.
Prices and figures above are as stated in our tour video, published June 2026. List and builder prices change; call 615-265-1000 for current numbers with their source and date.
1674 Geralds Dr, Brentwood, TN
This tour walks through 1674 Geralds Dr in Brentwood, Tennessee, a 2025 new-construction home in the Raintree Reserve community built by Cadre Homes. The home offers 5,170 square feet with 5 bedrooms and 5.5 bathrooms, listed at $2,480,000 (as stated in our tour video, published May 2026). The walkthrough is interior-only and covers the main living spaces, the kitchen and butler's pantry, the primary suite, several ensuite bedrooms, a bonus room, and an outdoor entertaining area. The listing is represented by Susan Gregory with Onward Real Estate.
Who built the home at 1674 Geralds Dr in Brentwood?
The home was built by Cadre Homes as a 2025 new construction in the Raintree Reserve community in Brentwood, TN.
How large is the home and what is the layout?
The home is 5,170 square feet with 5 bedrooms and 5.5 bathrooms, including a primary suite and several bedrooms with ensuite bathrooms, plus a bonus room and an outdoor entertaining area.
What is the price, and who holds the listing?
The home is listed at $2,480,000 (as stated in our tour video, published May 2026). The listing is represented by Susan Gregory with Onward Real Estate.
Prices and figures above are as stated in our tour video, published May 2026. List and builder prices change; call 615-265-1000 for current numbers with their source and date.
1110 Lipscomb Drive, Brentwood, TN 37027 (Brenthaven)
A tour of 1110 Lipscomb Drive, a new-construction modern-luxury estate in the Brenthaven area of Brentwood, Tennessee (37027), Williamson County. The home offers 6,140 square feet with 5 bedrooms and 8 bathrooms on a level one-acre lot, listed at $3,299,999 with no HOA (as stated in our tour video, published May 2026). Interior highlights include a suspended, glass-encased wine wall, wide-spanning hallways, a wet bar, a separated primary suite with spa-inspired finishes and soaring ceilings, and a floor plan that flows to a covered patio for indoor/outdoor hosting. The listing is represented by Leslie Li with Coldwell Banker Commercial Legacy Group.
Where is 1110 Lipscomb Drive located, and what is the asking price?
The home is in the Brenthaven area of Brentwood, Tennessee (37027), in Williamson County. It is listed at $3,299,999 and sits on a level one-acre lot with no HOA (as stated in our tour video, published May 2026).
What are the size and layout of the home?
It is a new-construction estate of 6,140 square feet with 5 bedrooms and 8 bathrooms, including a full guest suite on the main level. The primary suite is separated from the rest of the home with spa-inspired finishes and soaring ceilings.
What stands out about the home's design and entertaining spaces?
Highlights include a suspended, glass-encased wine wall, wide-spanning hallways, and a wet bar, with the floor plan flowing to a covered patio for indoor/outdoor hosting. The home also includes an office, social room, bonus room, flex space, and a garage plus a carriage garage.
What is nearby?
The home is minutes from dining and shopping at Maryland Way and Cool Springs, with access to I-65 and roughly a 20-minute drive to Downtown Nashville or Franklin.
Prices and figures above are as stated in our tour video, published May 2026. List and builder prices change; call 615-265-1000 for current numbers with their source and date.
8104 Turning Point Dr, Primm Farm, Brentwood, TN 37027
8104 Turning Point Dr is a $5.2 million custom estate built by Arnold Homes in the Primm Farm community of Brentwood, Tennessee (37027) (as stated in our tour video, published May 2026). The home offers 6,912 square feet of living space, with two bedrooms on the main level including the primary suite. Exterior and entertaining features include a porte-cochère with circular drive, a four-car garage, a private in-ground pool, and an outdoor kitchen. Primm Farm sits less than 10 minutes from the Cool Springs dining area and the Maryland Way business district.
Who built the home at 8104 Turning Point Dr in Primm Farm, and what does it cost?
The home is a custom-built residence by Arnold Homes, listed at $5.2 million (as stated in our tour video, published May 2026). It offers 6,912 square feet in the Primm Farm community of Brentwood (37027).
What are the standout features of this Brentwood estate?
Notable features include a floating curved staircase at the entry, a porte-cochère with a circular drive and four-car garage, a kitchen with custom cabinetry and an indoor grilling station, a private in-ground pool with an outdoor kitchen, and a carriage garage with finished living space above it.
How is the main level laid out?
The main level includes two bedrooms, one of which is the primary suite, along with the kitchen, dining room, office, butler's pantry, and a half bath. The floor plan places two bedrooms on the main level for single-level convenience.
Where is Primm Farm located relative to Brentwood amenities?
Primm Farm is in Brentwood, Tennessee (37027) and sits less than 10 minutes from the dining in Cool Springs and the business district along Maryland Way.
Prices and figures above are as stated in our tour video, published May 2026. List and builder prices change; call 615-265-1000 for current numbers with their source and date.
8106 Turning Point Dr, Primm Farm, Brentwood TN 37027
8106 Turning Point Dr is a custom estate in the Primm Farm community of Brentwood, Tennessee (Williamson County, 37027), built by Artisan Custom Homes and listed at $4.75 million (as stated in our tour video, published May 2026). The home offers more than 7,000 square feet across three levels, with a private elevator, a finished basement wine room, and an outdoor living area with a private in-ground pool. The kitchen features custom cabinetry and professional-grade appliances, and the layout includes a master suite, multiple ensuite bedrooms, a bonus room, and laundry rooms on both the main and second floors. Primm Farm sits minutes from Cool Springs shopping and Maryland Way dining.
Who built the home at 8106 Turning Point Dr in Primm Farm?
The home was built by Artisan Custom Homes. It is listed at $4.75 million and offers more than 7,000 square feet (as stated in our tour video, published May 2026).
What standout features does this Primm Farm estate include?
It includes a private interior elevator, a finished-basement wine room, a private in-ground pool with main- and basement-level outdoor living areas, and a kitchen with custom cabinetry and professional-grade appliances.
Where is Primm Farm located in Brentwood?
Primm Farm is in Brentwood, Tennessee (Williamson County, 37027), minutes from Cool Springs shopping and Maryland Way dining.
How is the home laid out across its levels?
The finished basement holds a wine room, bar, living room, TV room, bedroom, and full bath; the main level has the master suite, kitchen, dining and living rooms, and a spare ensuite bedroom; the second floor adds three more ensuite bedrooms, a bonus room, and a second laundry room.
Prices and figures above are as stated in our tour video, published May 2026. List and builder prices change; call 615-265-1000 for current numbers with their source and date.
1627 Kaschlina Point, Brentwood TN
1627 Kaschlina Point is a new 2026 custom build in the Raintree Reserve subdivision of Brentwood, Tennessee, built by Ridgemont Homes. The home offers 4,958 square feet with 5 bedrooms and 5.5 bathrooms, set on a 0.8-acre lot with an open layout. It is offered at $2.5 million, with Susan Gregory of Onward Real Estate representing the listing side (as stated in our tour video, published May 2026).
Where is 1627 Kaschlina Point located and who built it?
It is in the Raintree Reserve subdivision of Brentwood, Tennessee. It is a new 2026 custom build by Ridgemont Homes.
What is the size and layout of the home?
The home is 4,958 square feet on a 0.8-acre lot, with 5 bedrooms, 5.5 bathrooms, and an open layout. The master bedroom and one spare bedroom with an ensuite are on the main level, with three more spare bedrooms each with an ensuite, a loft, and a flex room upstairs.
What is the price and who is the listing agent?
The home is offered at $2.5 million (as stated in our tour video, published May 2026). Susan Gregory with Onward Real Estate represents the listing side of the property.
Prices and figures above are as stated in our tour video, published May 2026. List and builder prices change; call 615-265-1000 for current numbers with their source and date.
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The median home price in Brentwood is approximately $1,444,136–$1,600,000 (as of May–June 2026, Redfin/Zillow/Orchard). Prices vary by street and home type, so verify current pricing against active comparable sales when you're ready to make an offer.
Brentwood is approximately 20-30 minutes from downtown Nashville, depending on traffic and your specific route.
A Williamson County city with corporate headquarters, luxury estates, and a beautiful master-planned community in Williamson County. It's commonly a fit for Luxury buyers, Corporate relocations, Williamson County address seekers, Move-up buyers.
Areas commonly searched in Brentwood include Governor's Club, Annandale, Taramore, Brenthaven, Sherwood Green Estates. We can pull recent comparable sales and tell you what's currently driving demand in each, so you can decide what fits.
The Will Johnson Team (eXp Realty) works Brentwood regularly — a 5.0-rated team on Google and Zillow, RealTrends Verified 2026, licensed in Tennessee since 2013, and quoted as an expert source by CBS MoneyWatch and Bottom Line Personal. Call 615-265-1000 to talk through buying or selling in Brentwood — the first conversation carries no commitment.
Brentwood is a Williamson County city immediately south of Nashville on Interstate 65, and the single most useful thing to know about it is what it deliberately does not have: almost no commercial core. The city zoned itself for large residential lots and kept retail confined to a few corridors, so most of Brentwood is quiet residential street, mature trees and long driveways rather than storefronts. What it does have is parkland and corporate address. Crockett Park and the 400-acre Marcella Vivrette Smith Park are part of roughly 1,000 acres of city parks and greenways, and Tractor Supply Company and Delek US Holdings are both headquartered in the city. The Governor's Club is the gated golf community people ask about by name. If you want to walk to dinner, you will be driving to Franklin or Nashville to do it.
If you are relocating from out of state, the orientation is simple: Nashville sits in Davidson County, and Brentwood is the first town south of it, in Williamson County, straight down I-65. That county line is not cosmetic — it changes the school district, the property tax rate and the city services, and it is the reason the Brentwood mailing address behaves differently from a Nashville one a mile north. The second thing: Brentwood's inventory is weighted toward established large-lot homes rather than new builds. Lot size, road frontage and whether a street feeds a collector road do a lot of work in value here. Walk the street at 5 p.m. on a weekday before you commit to it.
About 20 to 30 minutes to downtown Nashville. Brentwood has four I-65 interchanges of its own — Old Hickory Boulevard, Concord Road, Moores Lane and Cool Springs just past the line — so which one you live near matters more than the mileage does. The 65 corridor northbound in the morning is the region's busiest commute and it does back up; Franklin Road and Granny White Pike are the surface alternatives people actually use when it does. Going the other way is easy, and a job in Cool Springs or Maryland Farms rather than downtown turns this into a ten-minute drive. Brentwood also sits close enough to the Nashville line that the airport is a straightforward trip on Old Hickory Boulevard.
There is, but it is a different animal from the big subdivisions farther out. Brentwood is largely built out, so new construction here is mostly infill, teardown-and-rebuild on an existing lot, and a handful of smaller communities — not a sales trailer with twenty floor plans. The Hill Center and the Maryland Farms and Eastpark modernization are the commercial side of the same story. That changes how you buy. On an infill build the lot was bought at retail, the plan is often semi-custom, and the contract is still the builder's paper. Have someone reading it who is not paid by the builder; buyer representation on a new build is little or no cost to you; how it is paid is settled per offer, in writing. The first visit is when it matters.
We don't rate schools and we don't characterize any area as safe or otherwise — those are your calls to make, from the official record, and an agent who makes them for you is doing you a disservice. What we will do is hand you the primary sources and get out of the way. Zoning is set by address, not by subdivision name, so the district's own school-locator tool is the only answer that holds for the specific house you're looking at. Our sources page links the Tennessee Department of Education report card, the district lookups, and the official crime-data portals, with no commentary from us on any of them.
Relocating from out of state?
Brentwood is a common landing spot for out-of-state movers. Our origin-city relocation guides break down 2026 prices, taxes, and commute from Los Angeles, Chicago, New York City, the Bay Area, Florida, and more.
Living Guide
Brentwood is a luxury market with real trade-offs. Here's what living in Brentwood actually looks like day to day, and where buyers most often regret writing the check.
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About the authors
Will Johnson leads The Will Johnson Team at eXp Realty, serving buyers and sellers across Middle Tennessee — Nashville, Hendersonville, Gallatin, Sumner County, Brentwood, Franklin, Mount Juliet, Murfreesboro and the surrounding communities. A U.S. Army veteran who served 14 years and rose to the rank of Major, and a former ICU nurse and nurse anesthetist (CRNA) who graduated with a 4.0 from MTSA, he has been licensed in Tennessee since 2013 (license #330494); in the last 12 months (as of 2026) the team has closed $27.7 million in volume across 64 transactions. The team holds a 5.0 rating on Google and Zillow, is RealTrends Verified 2026, has been featured as an expert source by CBS MoneyWatch and Bottom Line Personal, and can be reached at 615-265-1000.
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